Why buy a Steam or Battle.net account instead of a game?

A platform account can carry dozens of games for the price of one or two new titles. Every listing names the games on the account, its region and what access you receive, so you compare libraries rather than single games before you pay into escrow.

Why are Steam and Xbox not in the games directory?

They are platforms, not games. Steam, Battle.net, Epic Games and the consoles are where you buy and launch games, so they have this hub and the games directory lists only titles you play. Searching the games directory by name still finds each platform.

Does the region of a platform account matter?

Yes. Store prices, payment methods and some games depend on the region the account was created in, and some platforms limit region changes. Every offer names the region; check it against where you play and pay before you order.

How is a platform account delivered?

Through the order chat. The seller sends the login and, when the offer includes it, access to the original email. Change the password and recovery details straight away, check the library, then confirm the order to release the payment.

What if games are missing from the account?

Do not confirm the order. Open a dispute from the order chat with screenshots of the library. Support compares it with the listing and refunds you if the account was not delivered as described. Offers with a warranty show its length on the listing.

Where are Steam wallet codes and subscriptions?

Store credit codes such as Steam, Xbox, Amazon and PlayStation gift cards have the gift cards hub. Netflix, Spotify and Discord Nitro have the subscriptions hub. This page lists accounts and items for gaming platforms and launchers only.

Gaming platforms

Steam, Battle.net and Xbox accounts

Steam, Battle.net, Xbox and Epic Games accounts with the games already on them, from verified sellers with escrow on every order.

Browse by platform

Open a platform to see its accounts, libraries and sellers, with live counts.

Gaming platforms

What a platform account listing contains

A platform account opens a launcher with the games bought on it. Sellers list the library, the region, the account level and what changes hands at delivery.

Game libraries

The Steam hub and the Epic Games hub list accounts by the games they own, so you pick a library instead of a single title.

Console and launcher accounts

Xbox and Battle.net offers name the games, the region and whether the original email comes with the account.

Region and access

Store prices and some games depend on the account region. Check the region and the delivered access on the listing before you pay.

Escrow until you have the account

Payment is held until you sign in, change the password and confirm the library matches the listing. If it does not, open a dispute from the order chat.

Looking for Netflix or Spotify? See the subscriptions hub. Steam Wallet, Xbox and PlayStation codes are on the gift cards hub.

What you receive with a platform account

Platform accounts change hands with a login, and often with the original email. Each listing states what is included before you pay.

Login and email

On the Steam accounts and Battle.net accounts hubs, listings say whether the original email comes with the account.

Securing the account

Change the password and recovery details right after delivery. Epic Games and Xbox accounts also offer two-factor sign-in you can switch on.

Library check

Compare the games on the account with the listing before you confirm. If one is missing, open a dispute from the order chat.

How it works

From platform to library in three steps

Pick the platform, pick the account, pay into escrow.

Open your platform Search or scroll the tiles to find the launcher or console.

Compare libraries Check the games, region, access type and seller rating on each offer.

Order with escrow Pay on the offer page, receive the login in the order chat, secure the account and confirm to release the seller.

Questions

Gaming platform accounts, explained

What buyers ask before ordering a platform account.

Why buy a Steam or Battle.net account instead of a game?

A platform account can carry dozens of games for the price of one or two new titles. Every listing names the games on the account, its region and what access you receive, so you compare libraries rather than single games before you pay into escrow.
Why are Steam and Xbox not in the games directory?

They are platforms, not games. Steam, Battle.net, Epic Games and the consoles are where you buy and launch games, so they have this hub and the games directory lists only titles you play. Searching the games directory by name still finds each platform.
Does the region of a platform account matter?

Yes. Store prices, payment methods and some games depend on the region the account was created in, and some platforms limit region changes. Every offer names the region; check it against where you play and pay before you order.
How is a platform account delivered?

Through the order chat. The seller sends the login and, when the offer includes it, access to the original email. Change the password and recovery details straight away, check the library, then confirm the order to release the payment.
What if games are missing from the account?

Do not confirm the order. Open a dispute from the order chat with screenshots of the library. Support compares it with the listing and refunds you if the account was not delivered as described. Offers with a warranty show its length on the listing.
Where are Steam wallet codes and subscriptions?

Store credit codes such as Steam, Xbox, Amazon and PlayStation gift cards have the gift cards hub. Netflix, Spotify and Discord Nitro have the subscriptions hub. This page lists accounts and items for gaming platforms and launchers only.