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LootLocker vs PlayFab

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LootLocker

6.7#20 in game leaderboard softwareFrom $500 a month
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted
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PlayFab

8.3#1 in social media moderation software$99 usage-based
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactLootLockerPlayFab
IntegrationsThe maker lists SDKs for Unity, Unreal Engine, and Godot, plus REST API integration for GameMaker, Construct, GDevelop, and other HTTP-capable engines.The product page lists integrations for Xbox, Steam, PlayStation 4 and 5, Nintendo Switch, Apple App Store and Google Play.
ProductLootLocker is a player platform for game developers and publishers to manage player relationships, content, and live systems across games.PlayFab provides backend services for live games and connects players across platforms.
SecurityLootLocker says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, including backups, and that player and customer data is hosted in the EEA with primary infrastructure in Helsinki, Finland.Microsoft says developer sign-in migration adds MFA, conditional access, encryption and single sign-on through Microsoft accounts.
Self-hostingSource code access and self-hosted solutions are offered through an Enterprise License.Microsoft's open-source Thundernetes project lets developers run Windows or Linux game servers on Kubernetes clusters, including on-premises clusters.

LootLocker plans

  • PersonalFree
  • Pro$500 a month
  • PublisherPriced on request

PlayFab plans

  • Free to StartFree
  • Standard Plan$99 a month
  • Premium Plan$1,999 a month
  • Enterprise PlanPriced on request
  • Pay-as-you-goFree

Pick LootLocker if…

LootLocker suits game developers and publishers building player accounts, progression, commerce, and live systems. It supports teams using Unity, Unreal, Godot, or HTTP-capable engines.

Pick PlayFab if…

PlayFab is for game developers, from indie teams to AAA studios, who need backend services for live games. It suits teams building player accounts, multiplayer features, live operations, or in-game economies across platforms.

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