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Game pages and Compare draw low, most likely, and high player estimate lines from a damped daily trend and that title's hour-of-week shape. The FAQ lists those equations, plus the similar-tags line. Those lines are guesses, not Valve forecasts. Do not use them for investing, staffing, or server capacity. The disclaimer and Terms say the same. The public API page points at api.pcgdb.com as the host for JSON. www.pcgdb.com is labeled as the catalog site, on its own line. The FAQ walks through player estimates (the equations, and that they are guesses). The disclaimer and Terms say the same. Compare can show the same estimate lines as a game page. Game pages list those equations under How these lines are drawn, and you can copy them. Opening a title shows a loading placeholder instead of a blank gap. Estimate charts are easier to read: a lighter future band, zoom into the forecast, and a clearer similar-tags line. The catalog picks up more new titles when Steam request budget is free, and slows as that hour fills. The public API allows 120 requests per minute per address and 120 distinct titles per hour. People using the website are not treated as a script. Opening a Steam id that was not stored yet tries the store and shows the title when it exists, instead of a dead page. Regional price charts keep the dollar labels on screen. Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy cover the API title cap and the short-lived website cookie. Player estimates now draw on the chart for the range you pick, including the month view. New public API routes show a New label for 48 hours, then look like the rest. The public API page has sample JSON for each route and tells callers to use api.pcgdb.com. 21–25 of 35