PriceForge
Private Beta Alternative

Need a Steam-only CS2 API?
Review the private beta.

Steam-only observed-candidate catalogue, explicit availability, and recorded history.
Compare the private PriceForge beta against your current provider without assuming broad current coverage, public self-service, lower costs, or immediate migration.

Steam-only contract
Private beta review
Early Access
Switching? Apply if you want to compare observed catalogue candidates, structured unavailable current behavior, and bounded history against your current provider before launch.

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migration.js
// Compare your current provider with the staged Steam-only beta contract
const currentProvider = await fetch("https://other-api.example/prices/ak47");

// Candidate PriceForge request shape
const priceForge = await fetch(
    "https://api.priceforge.dev/api/v1/prices/AK-47%20%7C%20Redline%20(Field-Tested)",
    { headers: { "X-API-Key": "px_your_api_key" } }
);
const payload = await priceForge.json();

// Review whether structured unavailable states fit your migration plan
if (priceForge.status === 404) console.log(payload.availability.status);

A private beta alternative for Steam-only CS2 workflows

Steam-only Observed catalogue, availability, bulk, history
Private Application and invitation flow
Beta Billing still closed

Why developers are switching

Steam-only contract

Review a simpler staged contract focused on observed Steam catalogue candidates, explicit availability, bulk status responses, and recorded history instead of unsupported market-count or scaling promises.

Truthful blocked work

Broader current support, faster tiers, and billing remain evidence-gated and blocked, so migration decisions can start from an honest contract instead of roadmap marketing.

Migration review

Use the beta to judge whether the Steam-only request and response shapes fit your workflow before planning a migration.

Evidence-backed scope

The beta only claims the capabilities already proven in staging, so your evaluation starts from a truthful contract rather than a marketing comparison.

What the beta can prove today

Evaluation area PriceForge beta Current provider Question to validate
Access model Private beta invitation Your current terms Does invited access fit your rollout?
Current endpoint behavior Eligible current observation or structured unavailable Your current endpoint behavior Can your integration handle explicit unavailable states?
Bulk/status handling Observed catalogue plus reconciled statuses Your current bulk contract Do you need broader authority than the staged cohort?
Billing state Closed during beta Your current billing What evidence would you need before switching later?
History support Recorded history for a bounded cohort Your current history access Can you prototype with recorded history first?
Migration decision Defer until after beta review Already in production Would a truthful beta still be worth testing?

Evaluate in 3 simple steps

1

Apply

Tell us about your current provider and what you need from observed catalogue candidates, explicit availability states, and recorded history.

2

Review the contract

Compare the staged request and response shapes with your integration before changing any production code.

3

Prototype safely

Test against the invited beta first, then decide later whether a migration is worth planning.

Want us to review your migration fit?

Apply for private beta review. We'll tell you honestly whether the current Steam-only contract fits your workflow.

Apply for Beta Review