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CS2 trade up sites and calculators compared (2026)

Updated 2026-09-25

Short answer: All good trade up sites compute the same odds and float, because the rules are fixed. They differ in price data, fees, whether they support the 5-Covert knife trade up and whether they find profitable contracts for you. Here is an honest comparison, including us.

SitePriceKnife trade upProfit finderFeesCurrenciesExtras
CS2TradeUp.ggFree, no loginYes (all 43 cases)Yes, ~2,100 contracts, dailySteam / CSFloat / Skinport / Buff12Skin, collection and case pages with odds; auto-build cheapest contract; share link
TradeUpSpyFree + paid tierYesYes (twice weekly, paid)Steam fee toggle30+Inventory import, trade up tracker, skin database
CSDeltaFreeYesCommunity database (48h)——Price charts, optimal float range, Discord alerts
TradeUpLabFreeNoYes, with filters——Risky/safe lists, items database, blog
CaseCalculatorFreeYesYes (30-min recompute)13 markets—Case opening simulator, case ROI
SteamAnalystFreeYesReverse trade upBefore/after 15% fee—Inventory import, reverse trade up finder
CSFloatFreeNoNoCSFloat prices—Buy inputs directly on CSFloat market
CS2LockerFreeYesNo12+ markets—Inventory import

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Related questions

What is the best CS2 trade up site?

For quickly checking odds, float and profit with live prices and no account, CS2TradeUp.gg. For tracking your own trade up history, TradeUpSpy. For community-submitted contracts, CSDelta. Most players use two: a calculator to verify and a finder to discover.

Are trade up calculators accurate?

The odds and float formula are deterministic, so every serious calculator gives the same odds and float. The difference is the price source (freshness, which markets) and whether fees are included – that is what changes the profit estimate.

Are CS2 trade up sites safe?

Calculators that do not ask for your Steam login or trade URL are safe – they only compute numbers. Be careful with any site that asks you to log in with Steam or to trade items to a bot.