Find the cheapest game keys.
Zero bullshit.

Yes. Adding Xelent to a server or to your apps is free, and so is every command.

• /deal finds the cheapest price for a PC game.
• /wishlist shows your wishlist or adds a game with a price.
• /region changes the region Xelent remembers for you.
• /info explains how Xelent works.

Eneba, G2A, Kinguin, K4G, Gamivo, Loaded (formerly CDKeys) and Instant Gaming, plus Steam itself. Results are sorted by price, cheapest first.

Instant Gaming and Loaded only show up in EU searches, because keys they list as global often turn out to work only in Europe.

Most deal bots post sales or free games to a channel. Xelent answers one question: where is this PC game cheapest right now, for your region. It compares key stores against Steam, only shows prices for the exact game and edition you picked, and leaves out accounts and keys that cost more than Steam.

Our guide to Discord deal bots compares it with the others.

Pick EU if you live in the European Union. You see prices in euros and keys that work in Europe. Anywhere else, pick Global for prices in dollars and keys that work worldwide.

Xelent asks once and remembers your pick. Use /region to change it.

Tap Wishlist this game under a result, or use /wishlist with a game and a price. Xelent checks prices once a day and sends you a DM when a game is at or below your price. The game then leaves your list, and Watch again puts it back.

Everyone gets 3. Vote for Xelent on top.gg and each vote unlocks one more slot, up to 20 in total. top.gg lets you vote again every 12 hours.

Tap I voted in Discord to get the slot right away, or it shows up within a few minutes.

20 a day, free. A vote for Xelent on top.gg gives you 200 a day for the next 24 hours, plus a wishlist slot. The count starts over every day.

Pick the name from the list that pops up while you type, and Xelent knows exactly which game you mean. If you type the name yourself and Xelent isn’t sure, it shows buttons with the closest games it found.

If the game is on Steam but no key store sells it, Xelent says there are no key deals and links to the game on Steam.

Yes, if you add it to My Apps. Then /deal works in your DMs and in servers that allow external apps.

Xelent looks prices up when you search, so they’re current. Stores can add payment fees at checkout, so what you pay can be a little higher.

An account deal sells you a whole account that has the game on it. A gift is sent to your Steam account by the seller, instead of a key you activate yourself.

Both stay hidden unless you set non-key-deals to Yes, or tap Show non-key deals when there are no keys. When they show, they’re marked [ACC] or [GIFT].

They’re large, well-known marketplaces, but most of them sell keys from third-party sellers. Check the region, the platform and the seller’s rating before you pay. Xelent links you to the store, and the purchase happens there.