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Stepwire makes enemy footsteps in PUBG louder and clearer, and pulls gunshots back. Try it right here.

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Stepwire

Off: original sound

IntensityChange any time

Live sound · drag to replayOriginal sound

Enemy footsteps, recorded in PUBG

The same 50-second clip. You switch Stepwire on and off while it plays.

🎧 Best with headphones

Real recording · same clip, only Stepwire switched

Made for one job

Footsteps forward, explosions back. Nothing else to set up.

Any headset

USB, wireless or jack, stereo or surround.

Switches on with PUBG

Turns on when the game starts and off when you close it. Discord and music sound normal.

Never touches the game

Works on the sound Windows sends to your headset, like an equalizer. No game files, no game memory.

Where Stepwire works

After the game, inside Windows’ sound, right before your headset. The same place headset and equalizer software works.

PUBGMakes the sound. Stepwire never goes in here.

Windows audioMixes the game with everything else you hear.

StepwireTurns footsteps up and gunshots down. Nothing else. Windows’ sound-effects stage: where apps like SteelSeries Sonar, Logitech G HUB, Razer Synapse and Realtek Audio Console change your sound

Your headsetYou hear the enemy first.

Why it’s not a ban risk

It stays out of the game. No injecting, no reading or changing game memory, no game files, no overlay, nothing near the anti-cheat. It only checks whether PUBG is running, so it can switch on by itself.

It only changes sound. Louder steps, quieter gunshots, like an equalizer. It shows you nothing new: no radar, no markers, no visual advantage.

It works like software you already trust. Headset apps from SteelSeries, Logitech, Razer and Realtek change your sound in the same part of Windows.

Confirmed by PUBG support. Tools like Stepwire are allowed as long as they don’t change the game or give a visual advantage. Stepwire does neither: it only changes what you hear.

Light on your PC

Sound is tiny work for a modern computer. We measured it.

CPU~0.1%CPU

You won’t notice it in game.

Memory~2 MBRAM

Runs quietly in the background.

Graphics card0%for sound

Sound runs on the CPU. Your graphics card stays with the game; it only draws the Stepwire window while it’s open.

Measured on an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X with Windows 11, 48 kHz stereo sound.

Simple pricing

One license works on two PCs. Subscriptions cancel any time; lifetime is yours to keep.

Monthly

€3 / month

3-day free trial
All features, all intensities
Cancel any time

Try free for 3 days

YearlySave 33%

€24 / year

3-day free trial
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€2 a month, paid once a year

Try free for 3 days

Lifetime

€59 once

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Pay once, use it forever
All future updates included

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Questions

Does Stepwire touch PUBG or its anti-cheat?

No. Stepwire changes the sound Windows sends to your headset, the same way headset software and equalizers do. It doesn’t inject into the game, read its memory, change game files or interact with anti-cheat. It only checks whether the game is running, so it can switch on by itself.

Can I get banned for using it?

PUBG support confirmed to us that tools like Stepwire are allowed, as long as they don’t change the game or give a visual advantage. Stepwire does neither: it works outside the game, like an equalizer, and only changes the sound Windows sends to your headset.

Which headsets work?

Any headset or headphones on Windows: USB, wireless, Bluetooth or jack, stereo or surround.

Is paying safe?

Payment happens on Lemon Squeezy’s secure checkout, owned by Stripe. Your card details never reach us. You can pay with card, PayPal or Google Pay, and your receipt and invoices come from Lemon Squeezy.

How does lifetime work?

You pay €59 once and your key never expires. It includes every future update, works on two PCs like the other plans, and there’s nothing to cancel.

How do I cancel or move to a new PC?

Cancel a subscription any time in My account (sign in with your email, no password). One license works on two PCs; to move it, use “Move to another PC” in the app’s Account page.

Will Discord and music sound different?

Not by default: Stepwire only works while PUBG is running. While the game runs, everything on that headset goes through it, Discord included.

Something isn’t working. How do I get help?

In the app, open Help & status and click Contact support: it opens an email with the technical details already filled in. Or write to support@step-wire.app.

Still have a question?

Write to us. A real person reads every email.

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