Terms of Use

ItemDealFinder publishes price information about PC games. It is a reference, not a shop. We do not sell games, we do not sell keys, we are not party to your purchase, and we never see or handle your payment. Any purchase you make happens on the store’s own site under the store’s own terms.

Every price here was read from a store’s public data at some point in the past and written into a page that was built later still. Prices change without warning, regional pricing differs, sales end, and a page you are reading may have been generated hours ago.

• The store’s own page is always the authority on what a game costs.
• A “lowest price” on this site means the lowest we have recorded, not the lowest that has ever been offered anywhere.
• Discount percentages are calculated from the store’s listed reference price.
• We try to be accurate and we fix errors when we hear about them, but we do not warrant that anything here is correct, current or complete.

Some outbound links are, or may become, affiliate links that pay us a commission if you buy. This never changes your price and never changes how games are ranked or selected here. The disclosure is in the footer of every page and the detail is on our about page.

Game titles, cover art, screenshots, logos and trademarks belong to their respective publishers and platform holders and appear here to identify the games we cover. We claim no ownership of them. If you hold rights in material shown on this site and want it removed, email us and we will act on it.

The site’s own text, layout and compiled price history are ours. Read them, link to them and quote them; do not republish the catalog wholesale or run automated collection against the site.

You do not need an account to use the site. If you sign in, it is with an email address you control, by clicking a link we send to it, through Steam, on Steam’s own sign-in page, or with Google, on Google’s; there is no password here whichever you use, and you are responsible for who can read that inbox or use that Steam or Google login. An account gives you a wishlist, if you ask for it a library of the games you own, and if you turn it on an email when a game on your wishlist drops in price — no purchases, no payment details, nothing of value anyone could take from it — and we may close accounts that are used to abuse the site or that stay unused for a long time. A public profile is optional; if you turn one on, the handle and display name you choose must not impersonate another person, a store, or this site, and we may reclaim a handle or hide a profile that does. You can delete yours at any time by writing to us, and our privacy policy says exactly what an account stores. A price in a wishlist email is the price we saw when we checked; the store’s own page is the authority on what a game costs when you get there.

Steam is a trademark of Valve Corporation. We are not affiliated with Valve, and Valve does not endorse this site. Sign in through Steam uses Steam’s OpenID sign-in service, which tells us only which Steam account signed in, and we use it under Valve’s terms for that service; we may change or stop offering it if those terms change. If you import your library, we read it through the Steam Web API under Valve’s terms for that API, and we may change or stop offering the import if those terms change. The import shows what Steam reports; Steam’s own records are the authority on what you own.

Google and the Google logo are trademarks of Google LLC; we are not affiliated with Google, and Google does not endorse this site. Sign in with Google uses Google’s sign-in service, which tells us only which Google account signed in and the email address on it; we use it under Google’s terms for that service, hold no Google password or token for you, and may change or stop offering it if those terms change.

The site is provided “as is”. It may be offline, out of date or wrong, and we make no guarantee of availability. To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for any loss arising from your use of the site or from a decision you made based on information here — including paying more than you expected for a game. A dispute about a purchase is between you and the store that sold it.

We may update these terms; the date at the top of the page shows when they last changed, and continuing to use the site means accepting the current version. Questions go to contact@itemdealfinder.com.