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Every release of SteamLabs, newest first: what was added, what improved, and what got fixed.

Latest version 2026.1.63 3 releases
2026.1.63 Latest 7 changes

Account credit, invoices, and billing Link to this release

SteamLabs now has its own balance. Top up your account credit with a card, get a proper invoice for every top-up, and follow every change to your balance in one list. This is separate from the Steam wallet money inside your accounts, which works exactly as before.

Added

  • Billing. A new area holds your balance, your top-ups, your transactions, and your invoices. Pick an amount, pay at the provider, and the credit lands once the payment is confirmed.
  • VAT handled up front. VAT is charged on the top-up, so nothing is added later when you spend the credit. EU businesses with a validated VAT number are zero rated and the invoice carries the reverse-charge notice.
  • Invoices you can download. Every completed top-up gets an invoice as a PDF. It freezes the billing details you had at the time, so editing your address later never rewrites an invoice that already went out.
  • Billing notifications. Three new events in your notification settings: credit added, top-up failed, and invoice ready. Like every other event, each one can go to the dashboard, Discord, Telegram, or your own webhook.
  • Billing in the activity feed. Credit added, invoices issued, and manual corrections now show up in your activity timeline under a Billing category.
  • Docs. A new Account credit page covers topping up, VAT, invoices, and refunds.

Improved

  • Expired and failed top-ups now tell you they failed instead of leaving you watching a balance that was never going to move.
2026.1.62 10 changes

TF2 support and account inventory tab improvements Link to this release

SteamLabs now understands Team Fortress 2. Your accounts can buy from the Mann Co. store, apply what they bought, and report the TF2 details that were invisible before, such as whether an account is Premium and how big its backpack actually is.

Added

  • Buy from the TF2 store. A new task spends each account's Steam wallet balance in the in-game TF2 store, starting with the Backpack Expander. The live price is read per account at purchase time, so an account is charged in its own currency at whatever the store is asking that day.
  • Use what you bought. A bought expander does nothing until it is applied, so there are now three ways to apply one: tick "Use after buying" on the purchase task, run the new Use TF2 Items task over a selection of accounts, or pick specific items in either inventory view and use them there. Each expander adds 100 backpack slots.
  • Activate armory passes after buying them. The CS2 purchase task gained the same option, so buying passes and putting them to work is one task instead of two. Armory passes can also be activated straight from the inventory now.
  • TF2 account details. A details refresh now reads whether an account is TF2 Premium, how many backpack slots it has bought, and whether it carries a TF2 trade ban. That ban is TF2's own and is separate from the Steam economy ban, so it never showed up anywhere before. The account inventory shows real backpack capacity when you filter to TF2.
  • A MAX button on buy-order quantity, which fills in the largest quantity the account's wallet can fund at the price you entered.

Improved

  • The account inventory tab was reworked: filters and sort sit inline above the grid instead of behind a dropdown, totals are shown for what you are looking at, and storage units collapse into a strip rather than taking up the view.
  • Hour boosting moved into the Games tab as a sub-tab, so everything about what an account plays lives in one place.
  • Pinned task types read as single rows and light up across the whole row on hover, and the duplicate shortcuts in the tasks list header are gone.

Fixed

  • Picking "On" for boosting in the fleet settings saved as off, so boosting could not be switched on from the panel at all.
  • Both inventory views dimmed the whole grid for a moment whenever you opened an action, which read as the page reloading under you. The grid now only dims for things that actually reload it, and only when they take long enough to be worth saying so.
2026.1.56 11 changes

A searchable notification inbox and a reworked automation canvas Link to this release

Two bigger pieces landed together: the notification bell became a real inbox, and the automation canvas got the interaction pass it needed.

Added

  • Notification inbox. The bell opens a searchable list of everything the platform has told you instead of a short drop-down: search across titles and bodies, filter by type or by unread only, sort, and act in bulk. Bulk actions apply to the filter you are looking at, never to notifications you cannot see.
  • Note cards on the automation canvas. Drop a free-form note anywhere on a workflow to explain what a branch is for, for yourself or whoever inherits it.
  • New account added trigger, so an automation can run the moment an account lands in your fleet.

Improved

  • Canvas interactions were reworked: panning, selecting, and dragging connections no longer compete for the same gesture, so building a workflow takes fewer corrective clicks.
  • The canvas raises non-blocking notices for things worth knowing (a step with no outgoing branch, a node nothing can reach) instead of interrupting you with a modal.
  • The inbox header stays a fixed three rows whatever your notification history holds, the list scrolls inside the panel so date headings pin against the header, and a run of unread notifications reads as separate entries again.

Fixed

  • A dashboard toast closing on its own used to delete the matching notification from the inbox, so anything you missed while away was gone for good. Toasts and the inbox are now separate deliveries of the same notification.
  • The bell replayed its ring animation on every page navigation. It now rings only when a notification actually arrives.
  • Searching the inbox was case-sensitive on titles, so a search for "sale" matched bodies but skipped the titles saying "Sale".
  • The footer offered to mark a selection as read whenever anything in the inbox was unread, rather than anything in the selection itself.
  • The inbox could show a stray horizontal scrollbar.