Your House costs today from 3,78 € on PC. Its lowest recorded price on PC was 2,34 € (March 2026). We monitor 47 verified stores and have tracked its price for a year.
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Your House has ranged between 2,34 € and 3,89 € over the last 6 months, hitting its lowest point in March 2026.
Last 6 months · the hollow circle marks each platform’s lowest price.
The lowest price we’ve recorded for Your House is 2,34 € on PC (YUPLAY, March 2026). That low landed during Steam’s Spring Sale — that is when the PC price really moves.
We have tracked Your House since April 2, 2025 among the 47 verified stores we monitor, reading prices every 2 hours. Prices shown are activation-code format unless stated otherwise; out-of-stock offers and outlier listings are excluded.
| Platform | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC | 2,40 € | 2,55 € | 3,03 € | 3,32 € | 3,43 € | 3,78 € |
PC is the only platform with an offer today, at 3,78 €.
| Platform | Current price | Lowest it has ever been | What it usually costs | Verdict | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC | Default format: 3,78 € With accounts: 3,78 € Steam Key format price | Default format: 2,34 € With accounts: 2,34 € | Default format: 3,38 € With accounts: 3,38 € | Default format: Usual price With accounts: Usual price | Steam Key (13) → |
Today only PC has a price in this format: 3,78 €.
On PC the price is at its usual level and the next Steam sale starts on October 1, 2026: that is the date to watch.
On PC, Your House costs 3,78 € against the 9,99 € charged by Steam: 62% less.
| Platform | Official store | Official price | Best price here | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC | Steam | 9,99 € | 3,78 € | −6,21 € −62% |
The biggest saving is on PC: 6,21 € less than at Steam.
Your House has dropped in 2 of the last 3 sale events we have tracked. Its best event price was 2,34 € during the Steam Spring Sale 2026.
| Event | Date | Platform | Lowest price | vs usual price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| the Steam Spring Sale | Mar 2026 | PC | 2,34 € | −35% |
| the Steam Autumn Sale | Sep 2025 | PC | 3,05 € | −17% |
Next event: the Steam Autumn Sale, from October 1, 2026. If the pattern holds, it could land around 2,70 €.
The most common questions about Your House’s price, answered with today’s data.
Your House costs today from 3,78 € on PC. Compared among the 47 verified stores we monitor, updated every 2 hours.
On PC: 3,78 €, the only platform with an offer right now.
Its lowest price so far was 2,34 € on PC (March 2026). The next Steam sale starts on October 1, 2026: if you can wait, it pays off. Set an alert and we will tell you when it drops.
No: it is at its usual price on every platform. Set an alert for the next drop.
The stores we compare source their codes in different markets and compete with each other, so their prices drop sooner and further than those on Steam. The code is the same and activates the same way in your account.
2,34 € on PC, at YUPLAY (March 2026). Today it sits 1 € above that low.
It depends. Across the last 2 sale events it has dropped to 2,34 €, 38% below its price today. The next one starts on October 1, 2026.
We have no record of it dropping on a previous Black Friday. This year it falls on November 27, 2026: set an alert and we will tell you if it drops.
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