Paste a Steam App ID. Watch your catalogue build itself.
Import games and SKUs straight from Steam, let the Alaska Steam Tool request keys on Steamworks for you, keep pools topped up automatically and disable keys on Steam when you need to.
- ALASKA Engine initializing…12 Steam App IDs received0.3s
- Games imported12 games added to the catalogue1.8s
- 3Building SKUsCreating SKUs for each gamenow
- 4IMPORT SEQUENCE FINALIZEDReady for key poolsqueued
Steam admin shouldn't eat your week
The Steamworks side of key management is repetitive, easy to get wrong and invisible once it's done.
A catalogue typed by hand
Every new game and SKU entered manually, copied across from Steam one field at a time.
One request at a time
Raising key requests on Steamworks SKU by SKU is slow, repetitive work, and it lands on someone every week.
Keys that should be dead
After fraud, a refund or a beta, someone has to disable keys on Steam too. Miss one and it can still be redeemed.
From App ID to pool, without the copy-paste
Paste App IDs
Enter the Steam App IDs you want to import.
Catalogue builds
Alaska creates the games and SKUs for you.
Steam Tool requests keys
The desktop assistant requests keys on Steamworks.
Pools stay topped up
Steam pools auto-replenish as keys are used.
Everything Steam, handled for you
The integration covers the Steam side of key management, from building the catalogue to disabling keys.
Steam Game Import
Paste Steam App IDs and Alaska builds your catalogue, with a live import console and a manual-labour-saved counter.
Alaska Steam Tool
A companion tool that requests keys from Steamworks for you — no manual Steamworks work.
Disable on Steam
Disable all keys, or only unredeemed ones, for fraud, refunds or betas.
Reconciliation & disablingChecked on the way in
Steam key files are checked for duplicates and against Steam's format rules before they go live.
Bulk upload & validationCatalogue controls
Territory allow and block lists, request windows per SKU, bulk game upload from Excel, and cloning SKUs for new launches.
Automation without friction.
“Alaska transformed a complex, manual and very long key ingestion process into an automation, without friction, saving our team hours of manual work on every request.”
Steam integration, answered
Something else on your mind? Ask us in a demo or email alaska@k3ys.co.
Which key providers does Alaska work with?
Steam has a dedicated integration: game import, the Alaska Steam Tool, auto-replenish and Disable on Steam. Keys for other platforms are bulk uploaded, checked against their provider's format rules and managed in the same pools, workflows and audit trail.
What is the Alaska Steam Tool?
A desktop assistant for Windows that requests keys on Steamworks for you, instead of someone raising each request by hand.
Can we disable keys on Steam from Alaska?
Yes. Disable on Steam bans all keys or only unredeemed ones, for fraud, refunds or betas, and the action is recorded.
See Steam integration in action
Book a walkthrough and we'll show you how Steam integration would work with the way your team already manages keys.