FAQ
Questions people ask
Short answers. For what a term means, see the glossary.
What is GamesBerry?
A free site that estimates how many copies games sell and how much they earn, and tracks their prices, reviews, followers and players. It is made for game developers, publishers and investors deciding what to make, when to launch and what to expect.
Where do the numbers come from?
From what the stores publish: review counts, prices, followers, player counts and charts. No store publishes sales or revenue, so those are our estimates, marked with ≈. On Steam we estimate from reviews and price; on Google Play from install counts.
How accurate are the estimates?
Checked against the copies sold that studios have published, our estimate is typically off by about 27%, and the real figure lands inside the range we print about 8 in 10 times. Individual games can be off by much more, especially ones with few reviews, which is why we show a range and not a single number.
How often is the data updated?
Every day for most numbers: reviews, prices and player counts are read daily, followers on a rotating schedule, and estimates are recomputed daily. The Data status page shows how fresh each store is.
Which stores do you cover?
Steam, GOG, Epic, App Store, Xbox, Google Play, PlayStation and Nintendo. Sales and revenue estimates are made for Steam and Google Play only; the other stores show prices, charts and ratings where the store publishes them.
Is it free?
The catalogue is. Every list, ranking and game page shows its estimates to everyone, with no account. A free account lets you track your own games, set alerts and get a weekly email. Pro adds depth.
What does Pro add?
Full history beyond 90 days, and revenue trajectories on /compare; cSV export of the catalogue, comps, port radar, regional pricing, event participants and any game's history (up to 1,000 rows a file); regional pricing audit: every market past the first five; active players (estimated from average concurrents); player regions (estimated from review languages); audience overlap (from shared reviewers); comps finder: every matching game, sortable, with CSV; scout feed: saved breakout segments, weekly by email; update impact: every earlier week, not only the latest; genre review themes: every theme past the first three; my games: up to 25 games; competitor sets: up to 25 competitors per game; price-drop alerts: every watched game; saved launch plans: up to 100 plans; aPI key — Pro plan (not the promo); alert webhooks — Pro plan (not the promo). Pro is $12/mo. The Pricing page says what is open today.
Can I use the data in my article or pitch deck?
Yes. Quote figures and charts with credit to GamesBerry, link the page where you can, and say that revenue figures are estimates. Copying the data in bulk or reselling it is not allowed; the API is the way to get it in bulk.
This is my game. How do I claim it?
Find your Steam game on the Share your real sales page and tell us what it sold. Your numbers stay private and are used to check our model. Once we verify you, you can send updates any time and choose whether the game page shows a "Real sales verified" mark.
How do I contact you?
Email support@gamesberry.app.