CS2 inventory value calculator: what your Steam inventory is worth
Paste a Steam profile link or SteamID64 to see what your inventory is worth today. We read the public CS2 inventory (your old CS:GO skins are in it too) through Steam, price every item at the current Steam Market price (plus the lowest third-party listing) and flag the skins you could use in a trade up contract. Nothing is stored, no login, no trade offers.
See which trade ups you can make from this inventory →
How the value is calculated
- Steam price: the current lowest listing on the Steam Community Market (refreshed every hour), before the 13% Steam fee.
- Lowest market: the cheapest listing across Waxpeer, HaloSkins and Tradeit – roughly what you would get selling for cash.
- Trade up: skins of Consumer to Classified rarity can be used as inputs; Covert skins can go into a knife trade up. Click a skin to open it in the calculator, or see every contract you can make from your inventory.
- Sticker capsules, souvenir packages, pins, medals and items that cannot be sold on the market show no price.
How to check your CS2 inventory value
- Set your Steam inventory to public: on Steam open your profile, choose Edit Profile, then Privacy Settings, and set Inventory to Public.
- Copy your Steam profile link or SteamID64 from your profile page.
- Paste it above and click Check value. You get the total, the price of every item and the skins you could use in a trade up.
How to check your Steam inventory value without a tool
Steam shows no total for an inventory, but you can price items one at a time: open your Inventory on Steam (in the browser or the Steam client), click an item and, for anything that can be sold on the Community Market, the panel on the right shows its current market price ("Starting at"). Add those up and take off about 13% for the Steam fee to see what you would actually receive. With more than a handful of items that gets slow, which is why the calculator above does the whole inventory in one go and also shows the cheaper third-party price next to each item.
Steam inventory value calculator vs CS2 inventory value
A Steam inventory holds items from every game you own, while this calculator reads the CS2 part of it: skins, knives, gloves, stickers, agents, cases and other Counter-Strike items. Items from Dota 2, Rust, TF2 or Steam trading cards are not counted, so the total here is the value of your CS2 inventory, which for most people is the bulk of what their Steam inventory is worth on the market.
CS:GO inventory value
Your CS:GO inventory is your CS2 inventory: the skins carried over when the game became CS2, so the checker values every old CS:GO skin at its current CS2 market price.
Why the Steam value and the real value differ
The Steam price is what a buyer pays on the Steam Community Market, and the seller receives about 13% less after Steam's fee. Third-party marketplaces often list the same item for less, so the lowest-market column is closer to what you would get cashing out. An average price also cannot capture a very low float, rare stickers or a special pattern, which can make one specific item worth more than the average. See float explained for how wear changes the price.
What makes a CS2 inventory worth more than its Steam total
The total above prices every item at the average listing for its wear. Three things can make a specific item worth more than that number: a very low float (a 0.001 Factory New sells for a multiple of a 0.06 one), rare patterns (Case Hardened blue gems, Fade percentages, Doppler phases) and applied stickers from old tournaments. If you own items like that, check them individually on a marketplace before you sell. The reverse is also true: a Battle-Scarred item at the top of its float range sells below the average.
Which of your skins are trade up material
Every Consumer to Classified skin in the table is a possible trade up input, and five Covert skins can become a knife. The trade up → link next to an item opens the calculator with that skin already loaded, so you can see in seconds whether ten of them are worth more as a contract than as ten sales. The profitable trade ups list shows which inputs are in demand today, and the trade up guide explains the odds and the float maths.
Inventory value FAQ
How much is my CS2 inventory worth?
Paste your Steam profile link above: the checker adds up the current Steam Market price of every item and shows three totals, the Steam value, the lowest marketplace value and the Steam value after the 13% fee. Most inventories are worth less in cash than their Steam total, because Steam balance cannot be withdrawn and third-party buyers pay less; an item with a rare float, pattern or stickers can be worth more than the average price used here.
Is it safe to enter my Steam profile link?
Yes. The checker only reads the public inventory through Steam. It needs no login, password or trade link, and nothing is stored.
Does it work for a CS:GO inventory?
Yes, a CS:GO inventory is the same inventory as in CS2, so all your old skins are included.
Why does an item show no price?
Items with no current price in our market data show a dash: mostly sticker capsules, souvenir packages, pins and medals, and items that cannot be sold on the market.
Why is my inventory value different on other sites?
Inventory checkers use different prices: some take the Steam Market, some a single third-party marketplace, some an average over several days, and they refresh at different times. This calculator uses the current Steam Market price for the main total and the lowest listing on Waxpeer, HaloSkins or Tradeit for the lowest-market total, so a difference of a few percent is normal, and a larger one for rare or rarely traded items.
How often are the prices updated?
Steam Market prices refresh every hour. The inventory itself is kept for 10 minutes after a check, so an item you just bought or traded can take up to 10 minutes to show up.
Why does it say my inventory is private?
Steam only shares inventories that are set to Public. On Steam open your profile, choose Edit Profile, then Privacy Settings, and set both "My profile" and "Inventory" to Public, then check again.
What is my Steam inventory worth in cash?
Roughly the lowest-market total minus the fee of the marketplace you sell on (2–8% on most third-party markets, 13% on Steam, and Steam balance cannot be withdrawn). The three totals above show the Steam value, the lowest marketplace value and the Steam value after fees side by side.
Can I check someone else's inventory value?
Yes, any public Steam inventory works: paste their profile link. Private or friends-only inventories cannot be read.
Does it value Dota 2, Rust or TF2 items?
No. This calculator reads the CS2 inventory only (which includes every skin carried over from CS:GO).