KeyTriage

For Steam developers · early access

Stop handing Steam keys to scammers.

Forward key requests to KeyTriage. Get a verdict and the reasons in seconds, so you never lose a real creator.

Paste a key request

The sample below is a classic. Replace it with one of yours.

Nothing is stored. 5 demos a day per network.
The verdict appears here: trust score, every signal for and against, and what the platforms say about the channels mentioned.

How scammers operate

Five patterns that account for most of the key requests indie developers receive.

Pricing

Free to start. Pay when a launch makes it worth it.

Free

$0 forever

  • · 20 analyses a month
  • · 1 game
  • · Forwarding address
  • · Shared sender database
  • · Public lookup
Start free

Launch Pass

$29 once, 60 days

  • · Unlimited analyses for 60 days
  • · 1 game
  • · Reply templates
  • · Everything in Free
Get a Launch Pass

Pro

$9 / month, or $79 / year

  • · Unlimited analyses
  • · 5 games
  • · Unlimited history
  • · Reply templates
  • · Priority support
Go Pro

Studio

$29 / month, or $249 / year

  • · Unlimited analyses
  • · Unlimited games
  • · Seats and API: coming
  • · Everything in Pro
Studio

Early-bird: the first 50 accounts can get Pro for life for $99, from the billing page after sign-up.

Questions

Why not just use Curator Connect or Keymailer?
You should. KeyTriage is for what still lands in your inbox anyway: it tells you which of those emails are worth a reply, and gives you the reply.
Do you read my whole inbox?
No. There is no Gmail or Outlook connection. You forward (or paste) only the emails you want checked, through a filter you control.
How accurate is it?
Every verdict lists its signals and the raw facts from YouTube, Twitch and Steam, so you can disagree. Multi-key requests are never auto-approved. The final decision is always yours.
What happens to the emails?
The original source is deleted after 90 days; the extracted facts and your decisions stay in your history. Sender addresses go into a shared database that is never published as a list.
Is a free Gmail address a scam signal?
Alone, no. Most small creators use one. It only matters combined with other signals, such as a big channel that lists a different contact address.