Pullz Review: A Free Starter Pack for US iPhone Users, and Why Everyone Else Can't Claim It

Only if you live in the US. Apple lists Pullz on its US App Store and nowhere else: searches of the UK, Canadian, Australian, Irish, German, French, Mexican, Japanese, Taiwanese, Singapore and Hong Kong stores return nothing, and there is no Android version. The website says the app is available in select regions without naming them, and the terms let Pullz block any country or state it chooses, using geolocation, ID, address and payment screening.

That rules out claiming from abroad. Pullz's terms count any place you regularly use the app from as part of where you live, and they call a VPN, a proxy, a false address or someone else's account an attempt to get around those checks, one that can cost you the account and its balance. A US resident who is travelling may find the app blocked until they're home.

Inside the US, eligibility can still stop at state lines. Pullz publishes no list of barred states, App Store reviewers say 13 states can't receive card shipments, and promotion prizes worth US$5,000 or more exclude Florida and New York residents.

Pullz is a pack-opening app from Delta Two Inc. You buy digital packs, each reveals a real trading card (often a PSA-graded Pokémon card, sometimes another card game), and every card is yours to keep in Pullz's vault, ship or sell back. The iPhone app launched on 14 July 2026, is in English only, and carries Apple's 18+ rating with a Loot Boxes advisory. Its terms are governed by the law of the State of Israel, and US residents' disputes go to JAMS arbitration in New York.

Before you buy a pack, Pullz shows its full odds and its lowest and highest card value. It publishes no expected value, and the terms let it vary odds and value bands by location, loyalty status and user segment, so read the panel each time rather than trusting what someone else saw.

Your Apple account has to be on the US App Store to download Pullz. Install it, sign up, and enter AUNVIHK when the app asks for a referral code. That gets you a free Starter Pack, Pullz's entry-level pack, with no deposit or purchase; its odds and card-value range are listed on the pack in the app. Pullz gives no route for adding a code later, so enter it during sign-up.

One account per person, 18 or over. Pullz can change or end a promotion and take back a reward it decides was claimed against its rules, so a second account for a second pack puts both at risk. If the app ever credits you promotional balance instead of a pack, the terms call that Bonus credits: not withdrawable unless Pullz says so, and forfeitable when you ask for a withdrawal.

Packs are priced in US dollars and paid to Pullz directly, by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal or Apple Pay, not through Apple's in-app purchases. Selling a card back puts its value in your available balance at Pullz's Fair Market Value, a proprietary, changing figure; buyback offers can sit above or below it, with no published percentage.

Withdrawals go to a debit card, an ACH bank transfer, PayPal or Venmo, all US routes. Expect identity checks first (ID, proof of address, payment-source documents or tax forms on request), and know that the terms allow up to 90 days, or longer, when a withdrawal is under compliance or fraud review. Pullz may also issue US tax forms once your proceeds pass the reporting thresholds.

Shipping is paid by you and quoted for your address in the app. App Store reviewers put it at about US$15–20 a card. Cards left in the vault past the period shown in the app can be sold back automatically at Fair Market Value, so decide on each one in time.

The 4.5-star average comes from 2,258 ratings, most without a written review. The written ones are harsher. Of the 100 most recent in Apple's US feed, dated 4 August to 10 October 2026, 53 give one star and 41 give five. Among the 56 one- and two-star reviews, 32 concern withdrawals or payouts, 18 support and 11 shipping.

Reviewers in August and September describe PayPal-only withdrawals with a US$200 daily cap; the listing now adds debit cards, ACH and Venmo. Reported waits run from the same day to several weeks, some payouts never arrived, a few accounts stalled at ID verification, and cards sat at pre-transit for weeks. The positive reviews mention PayPal payouts within 12 hours and slabs delivered in seven days. Withdraw a small amount early, and don't let a large balance build up in the app.

A card in your Pullz vault is a line in Pullz's books, not yet your property: under the terms, ownership passes only when the card is handed to the carrier for shipping to you. That's why the vault timer matters. Leave a card past the period the app shows and Pullz can sell it back for you at its own valuation, which may be lower than what the card fetches elsewhere.

Graded cards come in a professional slab with the grade on the label. Anything without one is a raw card, sold as is, with no promise about condition, centring or grading potential. If a shipped card arrives damaged or wrong, tell Pullz within 10 days of delivery and keep the packaging and photos.

Accounts left idle for a long time can face a maintenance fee or closure, and closing an account forfeits anything that can't be withdrawn. Withdraw your balance before you walk away.

In the US, with an iPhone: yes for the free pack, which costs you a few minutes. Open it, sell or ship the card before its timer ends, and treat any deposit after that as spending on a game of chance, never as a way to win back a missed pull.

Outside the US, or on Android: no. There is no version you can install, no shipping to your address and no payout route to a non-US account, and getting around the location checks breaks the terms. Nothing here is worth an account Pullz can close with your balance inside.