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The daily bonus adds up
An active Premium Pass gives a bonus 100 sleep points each day you track sleep. Tracking on 30 eligible days gives 3,000 bonus sleep points. The Premium Exchange and upgraded daily biscuit also make those regular check-ins more interesting.
Compare the prices on your own store
Read both the one-month and six-month prices in your app. Compare monthly price × 6 with the six-month price, then divide the six-month price by 6 for its monthly equivalent. Use the same country, platform and tax basis; Japanese yen prices are not a US quote.
Match the duration to your routine
If you are still finding a sleep-tracking routine, a shorter plan may be easier to judge. If you expect to use the benefits for six months, compare the longer plan’s total saving with the chance that you will stop using it earlier.
Check your subscription streak before switching
Pokémon’s billing FAQ explains that Android plan changes can require cancellation, expiry and purchasing the new plan, which resets the streak. Changing stores also resets it. Check those steps before changing a plan simply because its monthly equivalent looks lower.
Sleep points and Google Play Points are separate
The daily bonus in this article is Pokémon Sleep’s in-game currency. Google Play Points concerns eligible purchases billed through Google Play. Keep the two balances separate when assessing the pass.
Choose the benefits you will enjoy
Write down the daily features you use and the number of months you realistically expect to keep playing. That gives the price comparison a purpose beyond choosing the longest plan.
Check the numbers without forcing a purchase
Use the calculator as a planning estimate, then confirm the official rule in your local Google Play app.
Open the calculatorFAQ
Does the pass’s daily bonus add to Google Play Points?
No. The bonus is sleep points inside Pokémon Sleep.
Can I use Japan’s listed price in a US comparison?
No. Use the current prices displayed for your country and purchase platform.