Steam Key Request Checker
A "curator" or "YouTuber" wants a free key? Paste their Steam profile and see in seconds whether it's a real player or a key reseller.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Any public Steam profile
What you get
A clear verdict
Real player, worth a closer look, or a likely reseller, with the reasons behind it.
The account at a glance
How long it has been on Steam, its level, games, play time, friends and any bans.
Do they play games like yours?
Add your game and see which of the games most like it they own, and the games they play most.
Good to know
Quick answers, so you can get straight to the good part.
Our help centre has friendly answers about every tool, and our team is one message away.
Visit the help centreWhy do people ask for free keys they won't use?
Free keys sell. Some accounts pose as curators, streamers or press, collect keys from many studios and sell them on key sites. You lose a sale and the buyer often gets a key that is later revoked.
What do you look at?
Only what Steam shows to anyone on the profile: how old the account is, its Steam level, how many games it owns and plays, its friends, any bans, and whether it owns games like yours. Throwaway accounts are young, empty and quiet.
The profile is private. Is that bad?
Not always, plenty of players keep their profile private. But someone asking you for a key wants your trust, and real creators usually have nothing to hide. Ask them to make it public for a moment, or to write from the email on their channel.
Does the person know I checked them?
No. We only read the public profile, the same way you would by opening it in your browser.
Is it free?
Yes, no sign-up needed.