CS2 inventory checker
CS2 Inventory Value Calculator
Our CS2 inventory value calculator (also known as a CS2 inventory checker) shows the Steam inventory value of any public profile, old CS:GO items included.
Paste your Steam profile and see what every skin, knife, glove, case and sticker in your CS2 inventory is worth today.
Example inventory
Inventory value
$4,183
After Steam fee
$3,637
Top items
- ★ Karambit | DopplerFactory New$1,284
- Glock-18 | FadeFactory New$1,420
- ★ Sport Gloves | ViceField-Tested$612.00
Value by category
- Knives 55%
- Gloves 26%
- Weapon skins 13%
- Cases 4%
- Stickers 2%
186 items
What is CS2 inventory value?
Your CS2 inventory value is the total market price of every skin, knife, glove, case, sticker and agent in your Steam inventory.
Items that can never be sold on the Steam Market, like service medals and coins, have no market price and add nothing to the total. Old CS:GO items count too: they moved to CS2 with the same value.
4 steps
How to check your CS2 inventory value
- 01
Open your Steam profile and select Edit Profile.
- 02
Go to Privacy Settings and set Inventory to Public.
- 03
Copy your profile link or your 17-digit SteamID64.
- 04
Paste it above and press Check inventory. Large inventories take a few seconds.
Steam Market price vs real market value
The Steam Community Market price is what buyers pay on Steam, not what you receive. Steam keeps a fee of about 15% on every sale, and the money stays in your Steam Wallet, so you can only spend it on Steam.
Third-party marketplaces such as Buff163, CSFloat and Skinport often list the same skin for less, but pay out in real money. Treat the Steam Market value as the upper end of what your inventory is worth. Your result shows both the Steam Market value and what you would get after the Steam fee.
Pricing
What affects the price of a CS2 skin
01
Float and wear
Each skin has a float from 0 to 1 that sets its wear, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. Lower floats look cleaner and sell for more.
02
Pattern
The pattern index changes how the paint sits on the weapon. Rare patterns, like blue gems on Case Hardened skins, can multiply the price.
03
Stickers
Stickers from old tournaments or rare capsules can add a lot to a skin, especially when four of the same are applied.
04
StatTrak and Souvenir
StatTrak skins count kills and Souvenir skins come from Major drops. Both usually cost more than the normal version.
05
Rarity
Covert and Contraband items are the rarest drops. Knives and gloves sit above all of them.
06
Discontinued collections
When a case or collection stops dropping, supply stops growing and prices tend to rise.
Leaderboard
Most valuable CS2 inventories
The ten most valuable CS2 inventories checked on Steam Calculator, at Steam Market prices.
The leaderboard fills up as people check their inventories.
How to increase or sell your CS2 inventory value
You can sell skins on the Steam Community Market for Steam Wallet funds, or on third-party marketplaces for real money. Compare the price on two or three sites before you sell, and check the fees.
Watch out for trade scams. Never share your Steam API key, never log in through a link someone sends you, and check every trade offer in the Steam app before you accept it. Steam Calculator never sends trade offers.
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FAQ
CS2 inventory value FAQ
How do I check my CS2 inventory value?
Set your Steam inventory to public, then paste your Steam profile link or SteamID64 into the CS2 inventory value calculator and press Check inventory. Every item is priced at the latest Steam Community Market price and added up into one total in US dollars.
How do I make my CS2 inventory public?
Open Steam, go to your profile and select Edit Profile. Open Privacy Settings and set both My profile and Inventory to Public. Changes save automatically. It can take a few minutes before the inventory shows up for outside tools.
Why will I get less than my Steam Market inventory value?
When you sell on the Steam Market, Steam keeps about 15% as a fee and pays you in Steam Wallet funds. Third-party marketplaces often list skins below the Steam price. So what you actually receive is usually lower than the Steam Market value shown here.
What is the average CS2 inventory worth?
It varies a lot: a few inventories with knives and gloves are worth thousands of dollars, while most hold cases and cheaper skins. The statistics on this page show the current average and median from the inventories checked on Steam Calculator.
Who has the most valuable CS2 inventory?
Well-known collectors and streamers such as ohnePixel hold some of the most valuable CS2 inventories, reported to be worth millions of dollars. The leaderboard on this page lists the most valuable inventories checked on Steam Calculator, ranked by Steam Market value.
Does the calculator include stickers, floats and patterns?
Applied stickers, float values and pattern indexes are not priced separately yet. Each skin is valued at the Steam Market price for its name and wear, so rare floats, patterns and valuable stickers can make the real value higher. Stickers kept on their own in your inventory are counted.
Can I check someone else's CS2 inventory value?
Yes. Any public Steam inventory can be checked with the profile link or SteamID64. You do not need the owner's permission or login, only that the inventory is set to public.
Is it safe? Do you need my Steam login or API key?
No login, password or API key is needed, and we never send trade offers. We only read public inventory data. Never give your Steam API key to any site: scammers use it to cancel and replace your trade offers.
How often are CS2 skin prices updated?
Prices are fetched live from the Steam Community Market, through SteamWebAPI, every time you check an inventory. The statistics and leaderboard on this page are refreshed every hour.
Where can I sell my CS2 skins for real money?
The Steam Community Market pays in Steam Wallet funds only. To get real money, sellers use third-party marketplaces such as CSFloat, Skinport or Buff163. Compare fees and payout times, and only use well-known sites. Steam Calculator does not buy or sell skins.