Maid Cafe Simulator has 20 related DLC applications in the Steam catalog, grouped by the maid named in each product. Prices are regional and can change with discounts, so there is no single permanent “all DLC” total. Open the base game’s Content For This Game section in your own Steam market, then record currency, discount, and check time before comparing purchases.
Confirm the product and market first
Start from base-game AppID 3232690 and open its DLC list. This avoids similarly named games, bundles, and search results. Verify that each product page says it requires Maid Cafe Simulator and names the intended maid.
Steam normally chooses currency and regional catalog from your account and store region. Do not convert a US screenshot into an exact price for another market. Taxes, bundles, launch discounts, and ownership discounts can also change the amount shown at checkout.
Compare one maid’s group at a time
Use the DLC List to identify the official AppIDs, then group pages under Omu, Mina, Yuki, Momo, or Jennie according to the product title. Compare the designs you would actually use rather than treating all 20 as a required expansion pass.
Open every candidate in the same browser session and market. Record its displayed price and ownership state. If names repeat across maids, keep the character in the row; an outfit designed for Yuki is not automatically usable by another maid.
Calculate a current basket without publishing a permanent total
Add only the items you intend to buy and use the Steam cart as the final total. The cart resolves current regional prices, active promotions, and any bundle behavior visible to your account. Before payment, verify that no item is already owned or included elsewhere.
If you share the calculation, label it “checked” with date, region, currency, and whether prices were discounted. Do not call it the worldwide cost or assume the same sale remains active tomorrow.
One favorite maid
Compare only that character's compatible pages and buy the design you expect to equip.
Several outfits
Check whether Steam exposes a bundle before adding separate products, then compare the actual cart.
Sale is active
Record regular and discounted price plus the end time shown by Steam.
Price is missing
Confirm store region, account eligibility, base-game ownership requirement, and product availability.
Separate base-game content from paid DLC
The base game advertises 18 outfits. DLC product pages are optional character-specific cosmetic content and require the base game; they do not replace AppID 3232690 or unlock the rest of the main story. Buy the base game when your goal is chapters, café progression, or the full five-maid campaign.
Do not count a base outfit and a similarly themed DLC as the same purchase without checking the current wardrobe. The Outfits guide explains ownership and compatibility checks before spending.
Troubleshoot a different checkout price
Refresh the product page while signed into the correct Steam account and market. Compare currency, discount state, tax handling, and whether another page showed a bundle rather than an individual DLC. Search snippets and cached guide pages can retain an expired launch discount.
If Steam shows a different amount from a dated comparison, Steam’s live cart is the actionable price for that account. Do not use a currency converter to override the regional checkout. For the verified 20-item identity map, use DLC List and follow each official store link directly.
The official base-game page is the safest starting point for current DLC availability. Prices deliberately are not frozen here: a useful price guide tells you which market and moment produced a number, not a total that silently becomes wrong.