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Valve Could Add a 30-Day Price History to Steam Games
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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2026
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Up to two years of price history here:
https://steamdb.info/
https://isthereanydeal.com/ has 3 years of price history and tracks valid 3rd party stores too (not greymarket sites like G2A).
Price histories for games on both ITAD and gg.deals seem to go back to 2014.
I forgot that since I usually just check 6 months/1y/3y but they do huh. Even better!
It's also worth checking out their Augmented Steam extension to get a lot of that directly on Steam Store pages.
They also have a browser extension to put some additional info right on the steam store pages.
Not the entire price history, but it will show the lowest ever price, and the last time it happened. Even if Valve puts a 30-day history on the page, this would still be useful to know if a game ever gets discounts deeper than whatever it had most recently.
*while not signed in. Once you do, you'll get access to the full historical data
Is it only two years? I feel like I've seen more. I always consult it before buying any game. Feeds my sales addiction.