Session hours on your own Steam account, run the way a person actually plays: one title, one account, from an address in your own region.
Servers in 13 countriesSteam mails you whenever your account signs in somewhere new, and it names the region it came from. That mail is the whole promise here: your session runs from a server in the country you picked, so the mail reads like you left your own PC running. 13 countries, 15 locations.
This list only ever shows servers we actually run. It grows when we add one.
Ten games, 32 games, “unlimited”. Nobody plays twenty games at once. An account that does is not a player with a busy library, it is a pattern, and a pattern is the one thing a platform can look for. Twenty parallel titles are not more boost. They are a signature.
One game at a time is what a session actually looks like: you left Counter-Strike running and went to sleep. That is the whole trick.
A cheap service pushes hundreds or thousands of accounts through the same handful of addresses. Seen from Valve’s side that is one machine claiming to be a thousand different players, and it is the easiest thing in the world to notice. Nobody has a thousand people in one flat.
We keep the number of accounts per address low. That is how the service is built, on every pass — not a thing the expensive tier unlocks.
The card shows the three things that actually differ: hours, queue priority, and where the login comes from. Everything else is the same in all three.
| Parameter | PLAYER | PRO | ELITE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per 30 days | 1.99 € | 4.99 € | 9.99 € |
| Session hours | 100 | 360 | No limit |
| Price per hour | 0.020 € | 0.014 € | 0.019 € at a real month |
| Games at once | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Steam accounts | 1 at a time, swap it whenever | 1 at a time, swap it whenever | 3 at once |
| Session schedule | Standard timing | You choose the hours | You choose the hours |
| Country you sign in from | We pick, freest in your region | You choose | You choose |
| Bonus units on every order | None | +5%, up to €5 a line | +10%, up to €12 a line |
| Queue priority on every order | Not included | Included | First in line |
| Accounts per address | Kept low | Kept low | Kept low |
| Pause and resume any order | Included | Included | Included |
| Auto renewal | No | No | No |
A service that runs 32 titles from a rack of shared addresses spends almost nothing per customer. Every line below is something we pay for so your account keeps looking like an account with one owner.
You connect with a Steam QR code, you see every active session, and you can stop and remove one in a single click.
Steam notices where you log in from, and a login from another continent is what triggers the “new login” mail and the trade hold. We run a server in the country you pick and keep the number of accounts per address low, so the login looks like the ones you make yourself.
Every new sign-in triggers a mail from Steam, and the mail names the location. That makes this the one promise on this page you can check yourself, in your own inbox, on the first session.
Example view with sample numbers. Yours fills in with your own hours and sessions once a pass is running.
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