Fanatical vs MMOGA

Fanatical is a web marketplace, with a Chrome extension, for digitally delivered games and other products. It sells officially licensed games, bundles, books, comics, software and eLearning products. The store lists more than 16,000 digital games from over 1,800 publishers. Bundles can be build-your-own, curated, tiered or mystery, and some increase savings as more games are selected. Purchases arrive instantly as a product key or, for some games, a keyless activation link; Fanatical does not ship physical products. Keys are unique, redeemable once and mainly activate on Steam, while some products require platforms such as Epic, GOG, Rockstar or Bethesda. The Game Finder filters by genre, playstyle and theme. Its Chrome extension compares prices, shows deals and coupons, and adds a selected game to a Fanatical cart. Fanatical is based in Rugeley, Staffordshire, England, and offers global access, conditional refunds within 14 days and in-house support.

MMOGA is a web and Windows marketplace connecting buyers with selected sellers of digital and virtual goods for online games. Its catalog includes game keys, gamecards, virtual currencies, and game services. Sellers decide whether to accept an order, then deliver accepted purchases directly to the buyer and choose the delivery method. Game keys and gamecards generally arrive by email within 5 to 10 minutes, while virtual currency usually takes up to 24 hours. Products are associated with Steam, EA app, Ubisoft Connect, PlayStation Network, Nintendo, and Xbox Live, and some products have regional restrictions. Sellers provide support before, during, and after delivery, around the clock. Payment options include credit cards through PayPal, Checkout.com, and Onerway, though sellers may restrict methods. MMOGA cites buyer protection from payment partners, SSL and HTTPS security, and daily malware checks. It reports more than 13,000,000 customers and offers conditional refunds within 14 days.