Steam Data API
Steam game data — players, reviews, deals. Free, no key.
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Steam game data — players, reviews, deals. Free, no key.
7 followers
Get Steam game details, live player counts, review summaries, and current deals — all through one REST API. No Steam API key required. Free tier: 1,000 requests/month. Example: CS2 → Very Positive (1.2M reviews), 850K players online, by Valve. All in one GET request. Perfect for game dashboards, Discord bots, and price trackers.
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@gia_ly_bui Love the ambition behind this. Wishing you a fantastic Product Hunt launch! 🚀
@leon_ostrez Thanks Leon! Appreciate the support. The next few features are already cooking — price history charts and wishlist tracking coming soon. 🚀
The no-key approach is genuinely thoughtful, especially for Discord bots and side projects where getting a Steam API key feels like a blocker. Clean delivery of player counts and reviews in a single GET is exactly what I'd want for a quick dashboard.
@caelan_xu Thanks Christy! Yeah that was my biggest frustration — every Steam API required a key even for basic data. Figured developers shouldn't need to jump through hoops just to check player counts. Hope it's useful for your dashboards!
love that you skipped the Steam API key requirement, that alone makes this worth using for any side project. packing reviews, player counts, and deals into a single GET is exactly the kind of pragmatic API design we need more of.
@ilian_fang Appreciate it! The "single GET" design was intentional — I wanted it to work from curl, JavaScript, Python, whatever. No SDK, no config, just a URL. Let me know if you build something with it!
honestly the no api key thing is such a smart call, that alone removes the biggest friction for anyone wanting to build a quick discord bot or tracker. clean execution on a genuinely useful endpoint
@jungkookbts Thanks Jungkook! The "no key" decision came from my own frustration — I just wanted to check CS2 player counts for a side project and hit a wall of registration forms and API key approvals. Decided nobody should have to go through that for basic game data. Hope it helps your Discord bot!