Poke Ball

Poke Balls have a standard catch rate, and they don't have any special effects.

200

Poke Marts

Great Ball

Great Balls have a 50 percent higher chance to catch a Pokemon than a Poke Ball.

600

Poke Marts (after earning three gym badges)

Ultra Ball

Ultra Balls are twice as likely to catch a Pokemon than a Poke Ball.

1,200

Poke Marts (after earning five gym badges)

Premier Ball

Premier Balls have the same chance to catch a Pokemon as a regular Poke Ball; however, they have a unique appearance.

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You get one Premier Ball when you buy ten of any type of Poke Balls at a Poke Mart.

Master Ball

The Master Ball has a 100 percent chance to catch any Pokemon you encounter, including Legendary Pokemon.

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The only way to get a Master Ball is by speaking to Cyrus inside the Team Galactic Headquarters during the main storyline, however, you have to earn seven gym badges before this interaction can occur. Cyrus only gives you one Master Ball.

Net Ball

When you throw a Net Ball at a Water-type or Bug-type Pokemon, you are three times more likely to catch it than with a regular Poke Ball.

1,000

Poke Mart in Oreburgh City.

Dusk Ball

With the Dusk Ball, you are four times more likely to catch Pokemon in dark areas or during the night.

1,000

Oreburgh City and Solaceon Town Poke Marts.

Quick Ball

Quick Balls have a higher catch rate the quicker you throw it at the start of a wild encounter.

1,000

Canalave City Poke Mart.

Nest Ball

Nest Balls have a better chance of catching low-level Pokemon.

1,000

Solaceon Town Poke Mart.

Timer Ball

Timer Balls are useful for catching Legendary Pokemon and other hard-to-catch creatures because the catch rate increases every time ten turns pass in a battle.

1,000

Canalave City Poke Mart.

Repeat Ball

If you use a Repeat Ball, you are three times more likely to catch a Pokemon you've already caught in the past. Although Repeat Balls aren't worth using on most Legendary Pokemon, there are many times where you may need to catch a second creature of the same type, such as if it has two evolutions.

1,000

Canalave City Poke Mart.

Luxury Ball

The Luxury Ball doesn't make it easier to catch a Pokemon; instead, it increases the Pokemon's happiness as soon as you catch it.

1,000

From the merchant in Ramanas Park.

Heal Ball

When you catch a Pokemon with a Heal Ball, it fully heals the Pokemon's HP and eliminates any status condition.

1,000

Oreburgh City Poke Mart.

Dive Ball

The Dive Ball is primarily useful for catching Pokemon that live underwater because it's over three times more likely to catch Pokemon that live in the water.

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The Pokemon News Press in Solaceon Town can give you Dive Balls as a reward for completing tasks.

Safari Ball

You can use Safari Balls to catch Pokemon you find in The Great Marsh, and this ball has a 50 percent better chance of catching a Pokemon than a regular Poke Ball.

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The Safari Ball is exclusive to The Great Marsh in Sinnoh, which is a unique area where you can catch Pokemon that are rare in other parts of the region.