Prices from 30+ marketplaces
Compare prices and buy orders from more than 30 CS2 marketplaces, including Steam Community Market, CSFloat, Buff163, DMarket, and Skinport. Coverage varies by item and marketplace.
Compare CS2 skin prices across marketplaces
Compare CS2 skin prices in one table, find the most profitable deals.
Open the full comparison table
Sign in to choose marketplaces, set filters, and inspect the current results.
How to compare CS2 skin prices with Skinbase
Start with the markets you can actually use, then narrow the table to items that fit your budget and trading plan.
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Choose your markets
Pick a source marketplace and the market you want to compare it with. Cheapest mode can search selected providers for the lowest source price.
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Set practical filters
Filter by price, wear, item count, recent sales, or update age. Exclude item types that do not fit the comparison you are making.
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Verify the price gap
Review the percentage difference, then open both marketplaces and confirm the exact item, availability, fees, and buyer demand.
How Skinbase handles marketplace prices and fees
A useful CS2 skin price comparison needs more than two headline prices. Skinbase keeps market coverage, data age, selling fees, and wear details visible so you can judge each result before opening the listings.
Updated every minute
Marketplace feeds are refreshed every minute. You can also filter each side by update age to remove older data before reviewing a price difference.
Selling fees included in the price gap
The percentage difference uses the comparison marketplace's default selling fee. You can replace it with your own fee, but deposit, withdrawal, payment, and currency-conversion costs should still be checked on the marketplace.
Wear levels and float ranges
Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred skins are compared as separate variants. When float data is available, you can set minimum and maximum wear values for either side.
Check potential CS2 skin arbitrage after fees
Marketplace prices can move apart, but a visible spread is only a lead. Seller fees, withdrawal costs, thin demand, stale listings, and CS2 trade protection can erase it.
Use Skinbase to build a shortlist, then verify the item and both sides of the trade. A conservative resale price is more useful than the highest listing in the table.
Read more about CS2 skin arbitrage or review the markets in our CS2 marketplace comparison.
What you can filter in the comparison table
The full workspace gives you enough control to remove noisy results and focus on market pairs you can act on.
Market pairs and cheapest mode
Compare one provider with another or search selected providers for the cheapest source.
Fees and market activity
Adjust provider fees and filter by price, quantity, recent sales, wear, or data age.
Item and inventory filters
Include or exclude your inventory, Souvenir, Overstock, StatTrak, and sticker items.
Reusable research setup
Save filter profiles, blacklist unwanted item names, and refresh the table automatically.
CS2 price comparison questions
A few things to know before you use a cross-market price gap as part of a trade decision.
- How do I compare CS2 skin prices?
- Choose a source marketplace and a comparison marketplace, then filter for the same item and wear. Skinbase shows both prices and the percentage difference in one table. Before trading, open both listings and account for fees, liquidity, and trade restrictions.
- Does a higher percentage difference guarantee profit?
- No. A price gap can disappear after seller fees, withdrawal costs, stale listings, or low demand. Treat Compare as a research tool, verify both sides on the marketplaces, and use a conservative resale price.
- Why does Skinbase Compare require Steam sign-in?
- Steam sign-in opens the full Compare workspace and its inventory features. You authenticate on Steam and return to Skinbase, so you never enter your Steam password on Skinbase.