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Learn how SteamCall separates your application from upstream Steam behaviour.
SteamCall is a B2B developer platform for reliable Steam integrations. It exposes documented HTTP contracts while handling upstream routing, normalization, and reliability concerns behind the API boundary.
Your application calls the public API over HTTPS with an application-scoped key. It still owns user permission, input validation, caching, deadlines, product-specific state, and how returned data is stored or displayed.
The Developer Portal contains public technical guidance. The API Reference contains endpoint contracts and interactive requests. The Dashboard owns API keys, usage, billing, and account operations. The Status Page reports service health.
Use the Inventory API for Steam inventory data and the Community Market API for market prices. Both use application-scoped API keys.
API existence is not a health signal. Use the Status Page for operational context and implement explicit unavailable behavior in your application.
The API Reference is canonical for endpoint methods, parameters, authentication, response schemas, and error codes. Guides explain integration workflows without replacing that machine-readable contract.
Continue with the five-minute Quickstart.