CS2 inventory value checker
Paste a Steam profile and see what every CS2 item is worth, with the total you would keep after Steam's market fees.
How to check your CS2 inventory value
The checker reads the same public inventory page anyone can open from your Steam profile, so there is nothing to install and nothing to sign in to. It takes four steps.
- Open your Steam profile and copy the address from the browser bar, or copy your trade offer link from the Trade Offers page.
- Make sure your inventory is public (Edit Profile, Privacy Settings, Inventory: Public).
- Paste it into the box at the top and press Check value. Press Try an example first if you only want to see how it looks.
- Sort by total value, filter by type or wear, or search for an item. The address bar now holds a link to this result, and the Copy link button puts it on your clipboard.
What you can paste
- Profile link: steamcommunity.com/profiles/7656119… or steamcommunity.com/id/yourname
- Custom URL name on its own, for example yourname
- SteamID64 (17 digits), SteamID2 (STEAM_0:1:12345) or SteamID3 ([U:1:24691])
- Trade offer link (steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=…). The partner number identifies the account, so the token is never used.
If you do not know your SteamID64, the long number in your profile address (when you have no custom URL) is it. Friend codes are not supported yet.
How the value is worked out
Every item in your inventory is matched by its exact market name, which includes the wear, StatTrak or Souvenir tag and any phase text, to a price in the 10 November 2026 snapshot of the skins.com public price feed. That feed holds 35,659 priced items. The price is the lowest live listing, not an average and not a last sale, and the number of listings behind it is kept so thin markets are easy to spot. Stacks of the same item are multiplied by the quantity.
Prices come from one feed, so they will differ from other checkers, and from the Steam Community Market, which is usually dearer than off-Steam markets for the same skin. The number is a sensible floor for what the items are worth, not an offer to buy them. If you want to see a single skin's price in every wear, the float rangespages list the lowest listing for each wear next to the skin's float cap.
The value after Steam fees
The second card applies Steam's own fee rules to every item: 5% for Steam and 10% for CS2, each rounded down to the cent and each with a $0.01 minimum. On a $100.00 listing that is 13.0% of the price taken in fees, so you keep $86.97. On a $0.10 item the minimums mean you keep only $0.08. Cheap items lose a far bigger share than expensive ones. Run any single listing through the Steam market fee calculator to see the split, and remember that Steam wallet funds can only be spent on Steam.
What changes what your skins are worth
Name and wear set the price this tool shows. Four things can move the real value well above it.
- Float. A Factory New skin at 0.0001 is not the same item as one at 0.0699. Read the exact number from the inspect link with the float checker, which also shows where it sits in the skin's float cap.
- Stickers and charms. A cheap rifle with a rare sticker on it can be worth several times the skin. Price a craft with the sticker craft calculator and look up single charms on the charms page.
- Pattern. Case Hardened blue gems, Fade percentages and Doppler phases are priced by pattern. The Doppler phases page lists the cheapest listing for each phase, and cheapest knives does the same for every knife type.
- Trade-ups. Ten cheap skins can become one dearer one. If you are sitting on a pile of low-value Restricted skins, test a contract in the trade-up calculator before selling them.
Gold items follow their own rules. If you hold five Covert skins, the knife trade-up calculator shows the pool you could roll a knife or gloves from.
Most valuable CS2 skins right now
Highest lowest-listings in the 10 November 2026 snapshot, counting only items with at least three live listings.
| Skin | Wear | Lowest listing | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
 AWP | Dragon Lore | Factory New | $10,062.70 | 4 |
 AWP | Gungnir | Well-Worn | $6,944.92 | 3 |
 AK-47 | Wild Lotus | Field-Tested | $6,595.70 | 3 |
| AWP | Dragon Lore | Field-Tested | $5,999.00 | 6 |
| AWP | Gungnir | Battle-Scarred | $5,958.77 | 3 |
| AWP | Dragon Lore | Battle-Scarred | $4,500.00 | 3 |
 ★ Sport Gloves | Hedge Maze | Field-Tested | $4,047.19 | 3 |
| AK-47 | Wild Lotus | Battle-Scarred | $3,962.91 | 3 |
 ★ Sport Gloves | Pandora's Box | Field-Tested | $2,810.00 | 6 |
 ★ Sport Gloves | Nocts | Factory New | $2,784.87 | 3 |
 ★ Specialist Gloves | Crimson Kimono | Minimal Wear | $2,192.12 | 6 |
 AK-47 | Fire Serpent | Factory New | $1,991.20 | 3 |
 ★ Butterfly Knife | Fade | Factory New | $1,944.15 | 8 |
| ★ Sport Gloves | Pandora's Box | Battle-Scarred | $1,943.61 | 4 |
 ★ Butterfly Knife | Ultraviolet | Factory New | $1,939.61 | 3 |
FAQ
How do I check my CS2 inventory value?
Paste your Steam profile link, custom URL name, SteamID or trade offer link into the box at the top and press Check value. Your inventory must be public. The total, the value after Steam fees and every item with its price appear in a few seconds.
Why does it say my inventory is private?
Steam only shares public inventories. In Steam, open your profile, choose Edit Profile, then Privacy Settings, and set both My profile and Inventory to Public. Changes can take a minute or two to apply, so wait briefly and press Check again.
Which prices does the CS2 inventory checker use?
The lowest live listing for each exact item, including its wear, in the skins.com public price feed (snapshot 10 November 2026, 35,659 items). It also shows what you would keep selling at those prices on the Steam Community Market after Steam's 5% and CS2's 10% fees.
Does the value include float, stickers and patterns?
No. Each skin is valued at the lowest listing for its name and wear. Very low floats, rare patterns and expensive stickers can be worth far more than that, so treat the total as a floor for most items and check special ones by hand.
Why do some items show no price?
Items that cannot be traded or sold, such as service medals, coins, pins from operations and default gear, have no market price. New items may also be missing until the next price snapshot. They are counted separately and left out of the total.
Why is my inventory worth less than the total shown?
The headline total is the lowest listing for each item. Selling everything on the Steam Community Market costs 15% on top of what you receive, so the second card shows the lower figure you would keep. Selling off Steam usually costs less. The Steam fee calculator works out any single sale.
Is it safe to check my inventory here?
Yes. The checker only reads your public inventory, the same way anyone visiting your Steam profile can. It never asks you to sign in, never asks for a trade token and cannot move items.
Can I check someone else's inventory?
Yes, if their inventory is public. Paste their profile link or custom URL. This is handy for checking a trade partner before you accept an offer.
