StoreCheck vs Steam Page Analyzer
Both tools read your public Steam page, score it out of 100 and tell you what to fix, with no Steam login. The difference is what happens after the first report: Steam Page Analyzer sells one-off reports, StoreCheck is built around tracking your page and your rivals over time.
Prices and features as listed on each site on November 6, 2026. Written by StoreCheck, so we've tried to say plainly where the other tool is the better pick.
| StoreCheck | Steam Page Analyzer | |
|---|---|---|
| Free check | 5 a day, no login: score, 9 section scores, top 4 fixes, measured screenshots | 3 a day, no login: score, 4 section scores, problem count and the worst problem's fix |
| Full fix list for one game | $9 one-time, or included in Pro | $29 one-time per game, with 2 re-checks and a PDF |
| Competitor review report (what players praise and hate in rival games) | Included in Pro: 1 a month (Studio: 4) | $249 |
| Ongoing tracking | Pro: 3 games and 3 rivals each, re-checked daily, with change alerts by email, Discord or Telegram | Not listed (re-checks are included with the $29 report) |
| Real wishlists and sales | Pro: read-only Steamworks key, daily wishlists, sales and revenue | Not offered (reads the public page only) |
| Player testing | Player Jury: real players vote on your capsule, short description or screenshot order (2 a month in Pro, or earn one free by voting) | Not listed |
| Press and creators | Pro: hosted press kit, key requests with reseller warnings, pitch writer, coverage tracker, creators who covered your rivals | Not listed |
| Multiple games | Studio $99/month: 25 games, white-label PDF, read-only API | Studio Launch Pack $499: up to 10 games |
| Refund promise | 7-day free trial on Pro; cancel any time | Refund within 30 days if the score doesn't rise 5 points (or for any reason) |
| Free tools | 34 free tools and calculators | 13 free tools |
When the other option is better
- • You want one report for one game and never need tracking.
- • You prefer a score-based refund promise on a one-time purchase.
- • You want their MCP server for AI assistants.
When StoreCheck is better
- ✓ You want the full fix list for less ($9 vs $29), or every report unlimited in Pro.
- ✓ You want rival tracking, change alerts and your real Steamworks wishlists in one dashboard.
- ✓ You need a competitor review report without paying $249 for it.
- ✓ You also do press and creator outreach and want it in the same place.
StoreCheck pricing
Free (5 checks a day, no login) · One report $9 per game · Indie Monitor Pro $19/month or $190/year (7-day free trial) · Studio $99/month or $990/year.
Common questions
Is StoreCheck free?
The page check is free with no login: 5 checks a day, a 0–100 score, 9 section scores and your top fixes. The full report is $9 per game, or included in Indie Monitor Pro.
Which one is more accurate?
Both measure the same public data (capsule brightness at real sizes, screenshots, description length, tags, trailers, languages). Scores differ because the weightings differ, so compare the fixes each tool suggests rather than the numbers.
Can I use both?
Yes. Neither needs a Steam login, and both only read your public store page.