Your Steam page is your first playable impression.
SteamPageFix reviews your store page the way players actually see it — hook, short description, tags, screenshots, trailer, launch assets, and conversion blockers — then delivers a clear report with the fixes that matter before traffic arrives.
Start with your Steam page link — I'll review the fit and reply with the next step. No payment is taken through this form.
- Human review from an indie developer with Steam release experience
- Manual analysis, not an automated report generator
- No fake wishlist or sales guarantees
Personally reviewed by Maksim IljinIndie developer with two shipped Steam gamesReadiness
A fantasy world full of crafting and combat.
Rebuild by day. Defend what you built by night.
- 1Lead with the strongest hook line
- 2Reorder screenshots for genre clarity
- 3Rewrite bullets around outcomes
Steam Page Scan
Capsule · description · tags · screenshots · trailer
What players scan before they decide.
Your store page gets judged before your game does. Most players will not read the whole page — they scan the capsule, tags, screenshots, trailer, and first lines of copy. SteamPageFix shows you what they understand first, and what they miss.
- Short description buries the hookHigh severity
- First screenshot does not establish genreHigh severity
- Feature bullets describe mechanics, not outcomesMedium severity
- Tags do not match player expectationsMedium severity
- Trailer hook starts too lateMedium severity
FRONTIER'S EDGE
A survival crafting game
Short Description
Tags
Feature Bullets
- Crafting system with 40+ recipes
- Base building and upgrades
- Day/night combat cycle
Screenshots
Trailer
A 12-point evaluation of the player-facing page.
The page is scored across messaging, visual presentation, and launch readiness so the final recommendations have a clear basis.
Messaging & Hook
Steam Hook Strength
Is the core hook clear in the first few seconds?
Player Promise Clarity
Do players understand the experience you're promising?
Store Messaging
Do your capsule, title, and description align on one idea?
Description Quality
Is your long description structured for scanning?
Feature Bullet Quality
Do bullets sell outcomes, not just mechanics?
Visual Presentation
Visual Messaging
Do screenshots communicate genre and tone at a glance?
Screenshot Order
Is your strongest shot doing the heavy lifting first?
Trailer Hook
Does your trailer earn attention in the first few seconds?
Launch Readiness
Tag Relevance
Are your tags matching player search intent?
Launch Asset Readiness
Are key art, capsules, and trailer traffic-ready?
Conversion Readiness
Is the page structured to support conversion?
Critical Issues
Are there issues that may reduce conversion?
A structured report, not dashboard access.
You receive a structured PDF report with scores, critical issues, rewritten copy samples, launch-asset notes, and fixes ranked by impact.
1. Executive Summary
Plain-language overview of where you stand
2. Scorecard
Overall score + category scores
3. Critical Issues
What may be reducing conversion
4. Rewritten Copy
Sample rewrite of your weakest lines
5. Priority Checklist
Exactly what to fix, ranked
Overall Launch Readiness
Sample Recommendation · Critical Issue
The strongest hook appears too late.
Why it matters: Players may leave before they understand the core fantasy.
Suggested fix
Lead with the survival/building loop in the first sentence.
See what an actionable recommendation looks like.
Each issue explains the player-facing problem, why it matters, and the exact correction to make.
The strongest hook appears too late.
Why it matters
Players may leave before they understand the core fantasy.
Suggested fix
Lead with the survival/building loop in the first sentence.
Feature bullets describe systems instead of outcomes.
Why it matters
Players understand mechanics, but not why they should care.
Suggested fix
Rewrite bullets around player fantasy, tension, progression, and stakes.
Screenshots do not establish genre fast enough.
Why it matters
The first screenshot should immediately tell players what kind of game this is.
Suggested fix
Lead with the most readable gameplay screenshot, not the prettiest environment shot.
Turn a feature list into a specific player promise.
The rewrite example shows how generic mechanics become a clearer fantasy, tension loop, and reason to care.
Before
“Explore a fantasy world with crafting, combat, quests, and upgrades.”
Generic. Lists mechanics. Could describe a hundred other games.
After
“Rebuild a cursed frontier town1 by day, then defend it2 from the creatures your choices awaken3 at night.”
Clear fantasy
“Rebuild a cursed frontier town” gives players a concrete role, not a genre label.
Tension loop
“By day … by night” creates a repeating stakes cycle players can picture.
Personal stakes
“The creatures your choices awaken” makes consequences feel earned, not generic.
Personally reviewed by Maksim Iljin, an indie game developer who has shipped on Steam.
Every report is reviewed and finalized manually. AI is used only where it helps speed up repetitive work.
Maksim Iljin
Indie game producer, Steam developer, and founder of SteamPageFix
“I've shipped games on Steam, worked through store-page setup and launch-week pressure, and learned how easily a good game can be presented unclearly. SteamPageFix is the practical review I wish I had before my first release.”
SteamPageFix does not promise wishlists. It helps you stop wasting the traffic you already earn.
- 2 games shipped on Steam, from prototype to release
- 300+ 3D asset packs produced or managed
- SEO and conversion-focused copywriting background applied to store pages
- Works directly with solo developers and small teams — no account managers, no hand-offs
Choose the level of launch support you need.
Start with a focused checkup, a full readiness report, launch copy, or ongoing support. Final scope is confirmed by email before work begins.
Launch Readiness Report
The full, scored diagnostic of your launch surface.
Best starting point for most indie developers preparing for demo, Next Fest, early access, or release.
Typical project range
$149–$249
Delivered as a structured PDF report with scores, issues, rewritten copy samples, and ranked fixes.
Usually delivered in 4–6 business days
No payment is taken when you submit the form.
Choose Launch Readiness ReportWhat you get
- Structured Launch Readiness Report
- Overall score and category scores
- Critical issues list
- Priority fixes ranked by impact
- Rewritten short-description sample
- Tag and messaging recommendations
- Screenshot and trailer hook notes
- Next-action checklist
Steam Page Checkup
A fast, focused pass on your page's first impression.
Typical project range
$49–$79
Best for
Early drafts and quick sanity checks
Usually delivered in 2–3 business days
- First-impression scorecard
- Top 5 critical issues
- Hook and messaging feedback
Launch Copy Kit
Rewritten, launch-ready copy for your store page.
Typical project range
$199–$349
Best for
Devs who know their issues and need the copy fixed
Usually delivered in 5–7 business days
- Rewritten short & long description
- Rewritten feature bullets
- Tag recommendations
- Messaging consistency pass
Launch Partner
Ongoing launch support from draft to release day.
Typical project range
$399/month
Best for
Studios that want a launch strategist on call
Ongoing support after scope confirmation
- Everything in Launch Readiness Report
- Monthly page + asset reviews
- Next Fest & release-week prep
- Direct async access for launch questions
The ranges above are for planning. Final price depends on page maturity, the number of assets reviewed, the amount of copy involved, and any accelerated turnaround requirements. The exact scope and quote are confirmed by email before payment. No payment is taken when you submit the form.
From Steam page link to confirmed scope and delivery.
Submitting the form starts a manual inquiry. It does not create a paid order or begin work automatically.
- 01
Send your Steam page or draft materials
Share the public page, private draft link, copy, screenshots, or other launch materials.
- 02
I review the fit
I check the project stage, goals, and available materials before recommending the right package.
- 03
You receive package confirmation
I reply by email with the recommended service, confirmed price, timeline, required materials, and payment instructions.
- 04
After confirmation and payment, I complete the work
The structured report, rewritten copy, or agreed launch support is completed and delivered directly by email.
No dashboard, login, or instant checkout.
I first confirm the fit, final scope, price, timeline, required materials, and payment instructions by email.
- No payment when the form is submitted
- Turnaround confirmed before you commit
- Final work delivered directly by email
Operational questions before you submit.
No. Nobody honest can guarantee wishlist numbers. SteamPageFix gives you a clear, scored review and specific fixes designed to help your page make better use of the traffic it receives.
Send the page players will see — and get a clear next step.
Start with your Steam page or draft materials. I’ll review the fit and reply with the recommended service, final price, timeline, and payment instructions.
Start with your Steam page link — I'll review the fit and reply with the next step. No payment is taken through this form.