Regarding the 30% steam cut : r/pcgaming - Reddit

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

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The people who dont buy steam keys (which are almost always significantly cheaper than steam store), are likely because they dont have the time to research and find the key (people who …

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

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Steam really just holds a monopoly on the service simply because people hate having to have multiple collections spread over multiple environments, so Steam just wins by default. Many …

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

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Steam takes 0% cut when developers sell their own Steam keys directly or through sites like Humble and Green Man Gaming. This is probably a piece of journalism written in support of …

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

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It's similarly true with Android and consoles, which take a 30% cut but provide hardware and software as well as many of the features you listed and some others as well. So if you're a …

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

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Plus Steam doesn't have to pay for the upkeep and staffing of physical stores and undoubtedly has lower overhead costs than a physical retailer. So if a brick and mortar retailer is only …

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The 30% Cut Steam Takes On Game Sales :: Steam Discussions

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Jun 29, 2024  · Valve already takes lower cut from games that earn enough revenue on Steam. For games making over 10 million $ the cut is 25% and for games making over 50 million $ the …

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Tim Sweeney Breaks Down Why Steam's 30% Is No Longer Justifiable

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Steam has less intrusive marketing, a much more convenient storefront with a plethora of tags categories and other ways to find games, and a stellar refund policy. There’s probably much …

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Do You Think Steam Will Lower Their 30% Revenue Cut Now That

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Maybe long-term, competitive pressure will hit the Steam revenue cut. But the Steam revenue cut is the same as a lot of the competitors—Apple’s App Store is also 30%, for example. What …

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Tim Sweeney Answers IGN Article Regarding Steam's Cut Being

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Steam's cut isn't even 30% because the keys sold on the dozens on sites other than Steam don't give them anything, absolutely 0 dollars from Humble, GMG, or any site on isthereanydeal and …

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

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Yep, 30% cut for doing all the server hosting, update delivery, advertising on storefront, sales managing, FREE key distribution for your own use, forums, mods, central social area, …

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

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Ex.VAT price has to be consistent regardless of the location of the buyer, otherwise it's technically price discrimination. By logic, if Steam says 30% fees, then they should be taking 30% of the …

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Maybe Steams 30% Cut Isn't That Bad After All... - Reddit

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Yes it isn't bad. Steam offers a lot for that cut to both users and developers. GMG, fanatical also take 30% and they don't provide any service. Of course they do sales out of their pocket so …

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Just 6% Of Devs Think Valve Justifies Its 30% Steam Cut, Says

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Seeing what was then an absurdly low publisher cut of 30%, AAA developers like Eidos, Id, and Capcom started publishing on Steam in 2007. The Steam app and Steam Greenlight came in …

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Valve's 30 Percent Revenue Cut Was 'killing PC Gaming,' Says

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If anything Steam saved PC gaming. Before Steam the only real option was to purchase a physical copy from a physical store, developers would be lucky to get a 30% cut never mind …

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

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Don't use Steam then. Go to itchi.io. Simple. You can keep 100% of the profits there. Also, doesn't Valve let you sell Steam keys without taking a cut outside of Steam (meaning on your own …

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

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Even if it weren't industry standard before Valve stepped into the market, it's a bit disingenuous to even act like this matters -- if Steam's cut is 30%, 90%, or 5% that becomes the de facto …

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