CS2 Inventory Value Checker

Track Your Skin Prices Instantly

Check your CS2 inventory value instantly. Get real-time skin prices, track market changes, and calculate the total worth of your Counter-Strike 2 inventory.

How Much Is My CS2 Inventory Worth?

Many players own CSGO skins but don’t realize how much they’re worth. Your CS2 inventory value is the combined worth of all the skins, knives, gloves, cases, and other CSGO items in your Steam inventory. The prices of these items are determined by supply and demand; they’re essentially worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them. If you have a lot of skins in your CS2 inventory, or you’re unfamiliar with how pricing works within the skins market, using a CS2 inventory value checker like this one is the fastest way to see what your Steam inventory is really worth without manually looking up each skin.

Does my Steam Inventory Value matter?

Yes! Since the release of CS2, there has been a large increase in the overall value of skins. If you’ve been holding onto your skins in your inventory for a while, it’s always worth checking to see what your CS2 inventory value is in today's market. You may be surprised at how much it’s actually worth, and with a trusted and safe instant cashout site like Skinflow you can instantly convert your skins into real life money!

Buff163 Value vs Steam Value

Many players aren’t sure which site to use when checking the price of their CS2 skins. Two of the most important sites due to their size are Buff163 and Steam.

Buff163 is a Chinese marketplace and the largest third-party trading site for CS2 skins, with an extremely high trading volume. Prices on Buff163 are more accurate because:
The high volume means that accurate supply and demand is represented.
Users can actually withdraw the money they earn from selling skins.
It charges a small 2.5% sales fee, compared to Steam’s ~16% fee.

The Steam Community Market does not allow withdrawals and inflates prices because of its obnoxious fees, which is why knowledgeable skin owners use Buff163 values when calculating their total CS2 inventory worth, and why our tool does it automatically for you!

Instant Cashout Value

Another way to measure your CS2 inventory value is by looking at its instant cashout value. This refers to how much real life cash you could get paid, via PayPal or Crypto, by instantly selling your skins to a trusted trading site like Skinflow.

Since Skinflow takes on the risk of reselling and saves you the time of determining prices, fees, payment methods, and then actually listing your skin on other marketplaces, we usually pay around 80-90% of the current Buff163 price of your skins. The exact price we offer for your CSGO skins comes down to liquidity and value. Higher value and more liquid items (like popular CSGO knives) will receive higher instant offers, while cheaper skins or unpopular skins might sell for less.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I check my CS2 inventory value?

You can use a CS2 inventory value checker or Steam inventory value calculator, like this one. These tools pull real-time pricing data from the Steam Market, third-party sites like Buff163, and instant cashout sites to show you exactly how much your CSGO skins are worth!

Why is my Buff163 value lower than my Steam value?

Steam shows inflated prices because of high sales fees and a non-existent withdrawal system. Buff163 pricing represents the “real” market value of your skins, making it a better representation of how much your CSGO skins are worth.

Do CS2 skins go up in value over time?

Yes, many do. Skins tied to discontinued cases or operations tend to rise in value because supply decreases while demand stays strong. This is why it’s important to keep an eye on the value of your CS2 inventory, to see when it’s worth selling.