Steam Group Members
Grow your Steam group with members who join through your group link. Pick a package, send us the link, and they arrive in batches — never all at once.
Grow your Steam group with members who join through your group link. Pick a package, send us the link, and they arrive in batches — never all at once.
One-time purchase — there is no subscription and nothing expires. You can add extra options to your order in the cart.
Choose how many members you want, from 2,000 up to 5,000. It is a one-time purchase — nothing renews and nothing expires. You can add extra options in the cart.
At checkout you paste your Steam group address, for example steamcommunity.com/groups/yourgroup. That is all we need — no account login, no API key, no officer role.
Members join a few at a time rather than all at once. Your order starts when we activate it — not when you pay — and you can follow it from your dashboard.
Steam shows your group member count on the group page, in search results and next to every announcement you post. That number is the first thing a visitor sees, and it decides whether they join or close the tab.
The member count sits at the top of every Steam group page. A group with thousands of members reads as an active community; a group with forty reads as one that just opened.
Steam group search and third-party group lists sort and filter by size. A larger member count puts you in front of people who are browsing for a group to join instead of following a link.
Group announcements land in the Steam activity feed of every member. The bigger the group, the more people see each post you make.
Server partnerships, giveaways and sponsor talks all start with the same question: how many members do you have? A bigger count gets you in the conversation.
The hardest part of a Steam group is the first thousand members. Starting above that removes the cold-start problem so your real growth has something to build on.
There is no subscription and no expiry date. The members are delivered and the order is done — your count does not drop back when a billing period ends, because there is not one.
Steam groups come in three types: Open (anyone can join), Restricted (every join waits for an admin to approve it) and Closed (invite only).
We can only add members to an Open group. Check it under Group Admin → Edit Group Settings → Group Type.
Paste the address of your group at checkout, for example
steamcommunity.com/groups/yourgroup.
A custom URL or the full link both work. We never ask for your Steam login, password or API key.
Group types and their rules are set by Valve and can change.
Every package is delivered the same way and joins the same group. The only difference is how many members you get — and the larger the package, the less each member costs you.
| Members | Price | Per 1,000 members | Saving per member |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,000 | $50 | $25.00 | — |
| 3,000 | $69 | $23.00 | 8% |
| 4,000Most popular | $82 | $20.50 | 18% |
| 5,000Best value | $90 | $18.00 | 28% |
Saving is measured against the 2,000-member package, which has the highest price per member. Every package is a one-time purchase.
Members join through your group link over time, so the count climbs the way it would if people were finding you on their own.
Members arrive in batches rather than all at once, so your group never jumps by thousands in a single minute.
All we need is your public group address. No account access, no API key, no officer rights in your group.
You pay once. There is nothing to renew, nothing expires, and the members you receive stay part of your group count.