About Us
Redeem Keys is a UK-focused game key price comparison site built around one straightforward idea: you should always know where the cheapest legitimate key is before you buy, and you should be able to trust that the deal you are looking at is actually worth taking.
We compare prices across trusted retailers for PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo, covering Steam keys, PSN credits, eShop codes, and more. Every retailer we list has been assessed for reliability, so you are not wading through grey-market listings or unknown sellers to find a good price.
How it started
Redeem Keys started in 2020 as a WordPress site, originally built as a way to learn web development and see if a game key price comparison site was something worth building. After a few years of tinkering, it was rebuilt from scratch in Laravel, which gave it a proper foundation to grow on. The editorial reviews and trust ratings came later, as a way to add something genuinely useful on top of the price data.
Why we built it
Game key pricing is genuinely confusing. The same title can vary by 40% depending on where you buy it, which region the key is from, and which platform you are buying for. Most buyers either pay full price out of habit or spend twenty minutes checking multiple sites manually. We wanted to fix that.
What makes us different
Most price comparison sites just list numbers. We go a step further. Every featured game on Redeem Keys comes with an honest editorial review so you can assess whether the game is worth buying before you commit to a price. We flag region restrictions clearly, rate the resellers we work with by trust level, and tell you when a deal is genuinely good value versus just cheap.
Who is behind it
Redeem Keys is a one-person project. I started it in 2020 on WordPress as a way to learn web development, and eventually rebuilt it in Laravel as the project grew and my skills caught up with my ambitions for it. It is independently run, not paid to favour any particular retailer, and if a reseller scores poorly on trust I say so.
If you have a question, a suggestion, or a game you want us to cover, get in touch via the contact page.