GamePrice

GamePrice is a free game-price tracker for comparing PC and console stores, watching discounts and setting price alerts. It suits players who shop across platforms and want price history alongside deal monitoring. Its broad store coverage is useful, but alerts are limited on the free plan and prices should be verified with the retailer before purchase.

Overview

GamePrice brings prices from a catalog of more than 135,000 games into one comparison and tracking service. Its listed PC coverage includes Steam, Epic, GOG, EA, Ubisoft, Battle.net and Humble, while console comparisons include Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo. That breadth makes it a practical starting point for shoppers who do not want to check each storefront individually.

The service advertises 90-day price-history charts, so shoppers can put a current discount in context rather than judging it on the sale label alone. Price data comes from CheapShark, Steam, Xbox and PlayStation APIs. Because prices may change instantly, GamePrice advises checking the retailer before buying; comparison results are a guide, not a guarantee of checkout price.

Key features

Price tracking and alerts

Users can set a target price and enable email and push notifications in Settings. That is useful for a specific game with a clear budget, though the free plan allows just one active price alert. Pro unlocks unlimited alerts and faster notifications, making it the more suitable tier for people following several games or who want alerts sooner.

Privacy and account controls

GamePrice stores session cookies, wishlists, price alerts and profile preferences. Sign-in uses Google and Steam OAuth. Its privacy policy directs users to Settings to view or delete data and provides a contact email for GDPR/KVKK requests. Payments are processed by iyzico, and GamePrice says it does not store card details.

Pricing

GamePrice is free to use. The Free plan costs nothing and includes one active price alert. That is enough for a shopper tracking a single purchase, but a wishlist of multiple games will run into the alert cap.

Pro unlocks unlimited alerts and faster notifications. Those are meaningful upgrades for active deal watchers, but no price for Pro is provided here, so it is best described as custom pricing. The available plan information gives no trial or renewal terms to weigh.

Platforms

GamePrice supports Android, web and Windows. The homepage offers a Windows EXE and Android APK, as well as installation as a Chrome PWA. This gives desktop and Android users dedicated installation options, with web access as the cross-device route; iOS is not among its supported platforms.

Who it's for

GamePrice is best for players comparing PC and console prices across multiple stores, especially those who value a visible 90-day history and want to wait for a target price. The free tier makes sense for tracking one planned purchase. Players monitoring many titles should consider whether Pro's unlimited alerts justify its custom pricing. It is less compelling for shoppers who need more than one free alert or want to rely on a price as final without checking the store.

Pros and cons

• Pros: More than 135,000 games and coverage spanning major PC stores plus Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo make it useful for cross-store comparisons.
• Pros: Ninety-day price charts and target-price alerts help shoppers judge discounts and wait for a chosen price.
• Pros: Android, web, Windows and Chrome PWA options cover common desktop and mobile use.
• Cons: The free plan allows only one active alert, limiting its usefulness for broader wishlists.
• Cons: Pro pricing is custom, so shoppers cannot weigh the cost of unlimited alerts and faster notifications against alternatives from the plan information given.
• Cons: Prices can change instantly, so users must confirm the final price at the store.

Alternatives

Game Price Trackers is a useful directory category for comparing services if GamePrice's one-alert free limit does not fit.

Choose PlatPrices if an API, browser extension or iOS access matters: it supports those alongside Android and web, and its free tier includes 1,000 requests per month, two regions and non-commercial use.

PSPrices is a fit for shoppers who want price tracking and instant price-drop notifications without signing up; it also offers Android, iOS, API and web access.

Pick Cardslot if you want a full deal list and search across all sorts with one tracked game, and prefer a one-time paid upgrade option rather than GamePrice's custom-priced Pro.

CheapShark is another free option for comparing digital game download prices, browsing deals and receiving email price alerts.

Deku Deals suits shoppers prioritizing game price tracking, deal browsing, wishlist sale alerts and collection tracking.

PriceCharting is a free-account option if collection tracking, a wishlist, monthly collection reports, marketplace access and price search are priorities.

PS Deals is worth considering for iOS or web users who want basic price tracking and email notifications, with premium features outside the free tier.

XB Deals is another iOS and web option, with free price-drop notifications plus watchlists, wishlists, purchased-game tracking and personalized content.

Verdict

Choose GamePrice if you compare games across PC and console stores and want price history plus target-price alerts in one free service. Its broad coverage is the strongest reason to use it; the one-alert cap and custom-priced Pro are the reasons to look elsewhere if you track many games or need predictable upgrade costs.