What each profile lookup shows
| Steam | Xbox | PlayStation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What to enter | Profile URL, custom URL name or any SteamID | Gamertag or XUID | PSN online ID |
| Games | Full library, sorted by hours | Games played, completion, last played | Games played, completion, last played |
| Hours played | Total and per game | Rarely published | Not published |
| Progress | Steam level and XP | Gamerscore, achievements, rarest unlocks | Trophy level, platinums, trophies by grade |
| Estimated value | Library value and spend | Account value | Not shown |
| Account age | Created date, years on Steam | Years on Xbox | Not shown |
| Has to be public | Game details | Profile and game history | Gaming history |
To check hours on your own account, see the guides for Steam, Xbox and PlayStation.
FAQ
Can I view a private Steam profile? No. Steam only returns a library when the owner's game details are visible, so a private profile shows no games or hours. See what you can still see on a private Steam profile.
Can I find someone's personal info from their gaming profile? No. A lookup shows only what the player made public: gaming data, plus a Steam real name and country, an Xbox bio and location, or a PSN About Me if they filled one in. It never shows an email address, phone number, password or IP address.
Why can't it find a profile? On Steam, use the custom URL name or SteamID, not the display name. On Xbox, check the spelling (a #1234 suffix is optional), and on PlayStation, type the online ID exactly as it appears on the profile.
How accurate is the account value? It's a rough estimate, not a sale price: Steam's is based on games owned and played, Xbox's on games played, gamerscore and account age, because neither platform publishes what anyone paid. The Xbox account value checker shows what each part adds.