Why PSNDeal

A PlayStation price tracker built to be more than a price tracker.

Most PlayStation price trackers do one thing: show you a price. PSNDeal does that too, but it also helps you decide what to buy, tracks your collection, and lets you show it off to friends. Here is what that actually means.

Track prices across regions

The same game can cost very different amounts depending on the PSN region. PSNDeal tracks prices across 70+ PlayStation Store regions, so you can see where a game is actually cheapest before you buy.

Wishlist and price drop alerts

Add a game to your wishlist and get notified the moment the price drops, by email, Telegram, or WhatsApp. Pick whichever you actually check. No need to open the app every day during a sale.

Build and track your library

Keep a record of every game you own. Mark what you have not started, what you are currently playing, and what you have completed. Your backlog stops being a mystery and starts being a list you can actually work through.

Share your library, no friend requests needed

Every library gets a shareable link. Anyone can view it, no account and no friend request required. Send it to someone and they can see exactly what you own and what you have finished.

See how many people have checked out your library

Your library page tracks how many times your shared link has been opened. A small detail, but a fun one if you like knowing people are actually looking.

Know what your collection is actually worth

PSNDeal calculates the real value of your library based on current prices, shown in your local region's currency. Useful for bragging rights, or just curiosity about how much you have spent on games over the years.

Completionist status

The more games you mark as completed, the higher your completion percentage climbs. It is a simple number, but it is oddly satisfying to watch it go up.

Find the right game, not just a cheap one

PSNDeal includes filters for platform, price, discount, publisher, and genre, plus rankings sourced from OpenCritic and Metacritic. If you do not know what to play next, browse by critic score instead of browsing by price alone.