OpenGameStats review
A Steam-focused tracker with regional history, alerts, player data, and an API.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
OpenGameStats is a Steam-focused game-data service for players, researchers, and developers. Its web experience tracks current and historical prices, regional pricing, lowest-recorded prices, sales, player statistics, reviews, achievements, and engagement data. Watchlists and price targets support personal monitoring, while the Chrome extension surfaces OpenGameStats data on Steam pages. Developers can access stored game data through the API.
The service uses a freemium model with four API plans. Free includes 10,000 monthly requests and 60 requests per minute. Hobby raises that to 100,000 monthly requests and 120 requests per minute, while Indie provides 1,000,000 monthly requests and 300 requests per minute. Pro offers 10,000,000 monthly requests and 1,000 requests per minute. This structure gives occasional researchers and smaller projects a lower-volume entry point, with higher tiers suited to applications that need more request capacity.
Steam is the central ecosystem fit: OpenGameStats combines a website, browser extension, and API around stored Steam data and regional country observations. It is a focused choice for PC game price research, sales monitoring, player-statistics analysis, and developer data workflows. It is less suitable for shoppers comparing physical retailers, users seeking broader platform coverage, or anyone tracking Steam Community Market items such as skins. Choose it when Steam pricing depth and API access matter more than multi-platform breadth.
OpenGameStats pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Historical and regional Steam price tracking
- Watchlists, targets, and price-drop alerts
- API access to current and historical game data
- Where it doesn't
- PC-focused coverage
- Steam Community Market items are not covered
- API quotas vary by plan
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