How much does Steam take from game sales?
Just think of Steam taking a 30% slice of the cake for every game sold. Once a game's revenue crosses certain milestones ($10 million and $50 million), the slice they take gets smaller (25% then 20%).
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Honestly, the 30% Steam takes is too much. Other platforms offer better deals.
Steam takes a 30% cut from game sales, which is the standard rate for most digital distribution platforms. This means if a developer sells a game for $10, Steam keeps $3. But, for games that exceed $10 million in sales, Steam's cut drops to 25%, and for sales over $50 million, it further reduces to 20%.
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