LootLocker

What LootLocker is

LootLocker is a player platform for game developers and publishers managing player relationships, content, and live systems. Persistent identities can link platform accounts, email addresses, Discord, and Twitch. Playtesting tools include signup pages, surveys, NDA acceptance, key distribution, waitlists, and participation rewards. For progression and content, LootLocker offers achievements, leaderboards, items, user-generated content, and cloud saves. Commerce features include in-game stores, catalogs, real-money purchases through first-party storefronts, web shops, DLC management, and entitlements. Developers can use SDKs for Unity, Unreal Engine, and Godot, or connect through a REST API from GameMaker, Construct, GDevelop, and other HTTP-capable engines. The free Personal plan is for projects under $100,000 in combined revenue and funding, with a 10,000 MAU limit and non-console platform support. Pro costs $500 a month and includes 10,000 MAU; additional MAU costs $0.015. Publisher pricing is custom, and catalog-level loyalty and cross-game features require that plan. LootLocker offers self-hosting through an Enterprise License. It says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, including backups, and hosted in the EEA, with primary infrastructure in Helsinki. It is not currently certified to ISO 27001 or SOC 2.

Who it suits

LootLocker suits game developers and publishers who need player accounts, playtesting, progression, content, or commerce tools. Its plan limits and platform support may matter to teams comparing free use with console or catalog-level needs.

Limits

Personal is free for projects under $100,000 in combined revenue and funding, with a 10,000 MAU limit and non-console platform support. Pro includes 10,000 MAU and charges $0.015 per additional MAU; Publisher pricing is custom, and catalog-level features require that plan.

Getting started

1. Visit the LootLocker website.
2. Choose Personal, Pro, or Publisher based on your project and platform needs.
3. Use an SDK for Unity, Unreal Engine, or Godot, or connect through the REST API.
4. Start with the free Personal plan or use the 30-day trial.

Verdict

LootLocker spans player identities, playtesting, progression, and commerce, with SDK and REST API options for game teams. Personal is free within its stated limits, while Pro costs $500 a month and Publisher pricing is custom.