Legit game key sites: which shop is cheapest?
Keyfinder compares offers from Kinguin, G2A, GAMIVO, IndieGala, Eneba, CJS CD Keys, GameSeal, Driffle and Loaded alongside the official Steam price. Read how each shop works and what to check before buying.
Kinguin is a marketplace for game keys that has been operating since 2013 and is one of the largest in Europe. As on any marketplace, many independent merchants sell there. What decides whether a purchase goes smoothly is the seller, the key's region and the final price at checkout.
61,127 offers in stock for 33,569 games. Cheapest in 69% of the games that other shops sell too.
G2A is a marketplace for digital game keys that has been operating since 2010, not a fake shop. Whether a single purchase goes well depends mostly on the individual seller and on picking the right offer. Check three things before you pay: the seller, the key's region and the final price at checkout.
35,328 offers in stock for 12,841 games. Cheapest in 4% of the games that other shops sell too.
GAMIVO is a marketplace for game keys that has been running since 2017. Independent sellers list their keys there, and GAMIVO runs the platform and handles payment and delivery. Whether a purchase goes smoothly depends mostly on the seller, the key's region and the final price at checkout.
17,673 offers in stock for 10,011 games. Cheapest in 18% of the games that other shops sell too.
IndieGala is a game store from Rome that has been around since 2011 and made its name with game bundles. Unlike a marketplace, you buy from the store itself rather than from changing third-party sellers. Two things are still worth checking before you pay: the key's platform and the countries it activates in.
5,338 offers in stock for 4,970 games. Cheapest in 4% of the games that other shops sell too.
Eneba is a marketplace for digital game keys that launched in 2018. It is run by UAB Helis play in Vilnius, Lithuania. Independent sellers list keys there and Eneba provides the platform. Whether a purchase goes smoothly depends mostly on the seller, the key's region and the final price at checkout.
27,884 offers in stock for 15,409 games. Cheapest in 19% of the games that other shops sell too.
CJS CD Keys is an online store for game and software keys that says it has been selling since November 2009. It is run by CJS Sales & Services LTD, based in Belize. Unlike a marketplace, you buy from the store itself, which delivers keys from its own stock. CJS CD Keys is not the same as CDKeys.com.
25,166 offers in stock for 13,141 games. Cheapest in 3% of the games that other shops sell too.
GameSeal is an online store for game keys. Its terms name Gameseal FZE in the United Arab Emirates and Floweo Digital Limited in Nicosia, Cyprus as the operators. Unlike a marketplace, you buy from GameSeal itself; it says it sources keys through partnerships and bulk purchases.
21,863 offers in stock for 12,780 games. Cheapest in 9% of the games that other shops sell too.
Driffle is a marketplace for game keys, gift cards and subscriptions that has been running since 2021. The platform is operated by UAB Driffle in Vilnius, Lithuania. Independent sellers list the keys and Driffle provides the platform. Whether a purchase goes smoothly depends mostly on the key's region and the final price at checkout.
23,915 offers in stock for 12,746 games. Cheapest in 10% of the games that other shops sell too.
Loaded is the new name of CDKeys, a game key store that says it has sold keys since 2013. Loaded is not a marketplace: you buy from the store itself, not from individual sellers. According to its terms, customers in Europe buy from This Game LLC of Cheyenne, Wyoming (USA); the platform belongs to Game Technologies FZCO in Dubai.
6,817 offers in stock for 5,454 games. Cheapest in 14% of the games that other shops sell too.