Shops

Why do some shops have that icon?

That icon tells you that we have an affiliate partnership with that shop. You can read more about it in FAQ.

Why do some shops have red dot and some green? Are red shops bad?

Not at all! These are just colors we assigned to shops to help with identification. Most of the time you will see that just as a small dot next to the shop's name, sometimes the color may be more pronounced, for example as a background color in voucher lists.

What shops do you cover? Are they safe?

You can see all shops that we currently cover on this page.

We only cover shops that we consider authorized. That means we can be reasonably sure the keys are sourced from legitimate sources (either directly from publishers or from authorized distributors). This ensures that the risk of the keys being invalid is minimal and the developers still get their cut.

Why don't you cover shop x?

Good question! And complicated answer. Maybe we just don't know about it! There are some shops that we covered in the past but are not tracking them anymore, because it was not technically feasible. Or maybe the shop is a marketplace, or what we would consider grey market shop, and that's why it's not included.

To know for sure, you can always just ask us.

How do you verify shops?

First of all, we try to verify the source of the keys. We ask the store to provide a proof of what they claim. This is usually a contract, agreement or order from the distributor.

Then we check for red flags on shop itself. We try not to make a judgement about how good or bad the shop is, but we try to see if everything is in order, whether the shop itself works, and few other things like that.

You can always express your opinion in a shop review. Get there by choosing a shop on this page.

I am a shop representative, can I get in touch?

Of course, get in touch!

If we are not covering your shop and you would like us to, start here.