Do you think steam’s 30% cut is fair? : r/Steam - Reddit

Do You Think Steam’s 30% Cut Is Fair? : R/Steam - Reddit

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Steams 30% is both fair (Spoiler alert, it's more fair than some realize), and not fair. Steam is a business, and they can charge what they want. There are different ways and places to …

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Steam's 30% Cut Probably "excessive" : R/truegaming - Reddit

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I started researching things a bit after the former CEO of Paradox said Steam's 30% cut is outrageous. And while we won't have a 100% definitive answer without access to Valve's …

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People Need To Stop Flipping Out Over Steam Taking 30%

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Jan 2, 2024  · I see this all the time, “30% is way too much, and steam shouldn’t take that much money from devs, ESPECIALLY indie devs” I’m gonna explain why 30% is fair, and please …

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Honestly, 30% Is A Lot Right ? : R/Steam - Reddit

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You have no idea the cost of business. You say 30% is a lot but you say that with zero knowledge of what it actually takes to run a business-like Steam. 30% is well below the cost of what …

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Report: Steam's 30% Cut Is Actually The Industry Standard

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That must be why reddit totally doesn't have a hate boner for Epic Reply reply ... it's a bit disingenuous to even act like this matters -- if Steam's cut is 30%, 90%, or 5% that becomes …

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Do You Think Valve's 30% Cut Of Sales Is Too High? - Steam …

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Aug 25, 2023  · You can just say any numbers from Steam, but I don't think Epic actually allows that as much, but I can share with you quite a bit from our experience, because; Why is it that …

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Most Game Devs Don't Think Steam Earns Its 30% Revenue Cut

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they can say what they want, but putting their game on steam kinda proves they do think steam deserves 30%. pc is open. nothing is stopping you from making your own launcher. and sure …

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Do You Think Valve's 30% Cut Of Sales Is Too High? - Steam …

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Aug 25, 2023  · This. I think GameStop alone pulls up to 70% depending on contract. You'd think 30% and a lack of packaging material costs would bring prices down on Steam, GOG, etc., but …

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Report: Steam's 30% Cut Is Actually The Industry Standard - Reddit

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What i do know is, that all this is mostly irrelevant for the consumer. A $60 game will be $60 no matter if the store takes 10%, 30% or nothing at all. Ubisoft games, for example, are the same …

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Valve's 30% Cut On Steam: What Are We Getting In Return?

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"Steam's cut is fair..." I'll make this point again... Think of a really huge game like Call of Duty. Let's imagine that the average COD game sells 15 million units at an average of $50 a copy …

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Regarding The 30% Steam Cut : R/pcgaming - Reddit

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On the high end, they take 30% from the developer (if you wanted to really pedantic over the 5% epic takes for engine, 35%). If youre a large developer and youre only paying 20%, when you …

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50% Of Game Developers Believe Steam Doesn't Deserve 30% Cut

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Imagine if most of reddit actually read beyone the title... they'd be like, all informed like you. ... All the Devs have to do is bloody make the game and steam handles everything else for a 30% …

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Does Steam´s 30% Cut Come From The ORIGINAL Selling Price Of

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Steam 30% come after VAT and RefundsVAT are included in the price the costumer pay (so for 10USD at 15% vat, that would be 8.5 USD to be shared between you and Steam)so 2.55 USD …

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Why Isn't There More Pushback Against Steam's Fees? : R/gamedev

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Oversimplifying the situation with an example, if you sell 10 copies at a 30% cut at $10 per, you made $70 in gross margin. If you could only sell 3 copies at full price without those tools …

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