FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
What GameDock is, how to set it up, what it stores and what it costs, including what it does not do. For step-by-step help with screenshots, see the guide in GameDock’s sidebar, or download it as a PDF from the footer below.
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What GameDock is
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Getting set up
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Connecting your stores
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Plans and pricing
The free plan covers your whole library: every store, every game, every achievement and an export of all of it, with no size limit, no time limit and no card. Running a service like GameDock has real costs, so a few extras only some people want are part of GameDock Plus, at $5.99 a month or $53.90 a year. Plus syncs Steam more often, keeps your full purchase and value history instead of the last 12 months, sends a daily digest email, names the games missing from a series, and lets GameDock make changes on your Linux PC. The free plan's limits are 50 discs, 5 price alerts, one Linux PC, 3 saved versions of each game's saves and one hand-started Steam and price sync a day; Plus lifts or raises each. Paying for those keeps the rest free for everyone. The full list is on the pricing page.
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Privacy and security
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On your device
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Your account
Still not sure it does what you want?
Create your account and connect one store to see. It is free, it needs only your email address, and nothing is read from a store until you connect it.