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CSFloat
CSFloat is one of the most trusted P2P marketplaces for CS2 skins, founded in 2020 by FloatDB creators Stepan Fedorko-Bartos and Ceegan Hale. It charges a flat 2% seller fee — among the lowest in the industry — with free buying. KYC isn't required for everyone: it kicks in for crypto/SEPA deposits and for withdrawals above roughly $500-1,000, verified near-instantly through Sumsub.
TradeOnPulse
TradeOn Pulse is a CS2 trading table that pulls live prices from 40+ marketplaces — Steam, CS.MONEY, DMarket, Buff163, Skinport, Waxpeer, and more — to surface profitable buy-low-sell-high pairs. It includes a live deal feed flagging fresh arbitrage opportunities, a price database with charts and volume history, and a purchase tracker for calculating personal profit and loss across a portfolio. The free Starter plan covers the basics, while paid Medium ($10/mo) and Premium ($20/mo) tiers unlock faster refresh rates and remove limits. Signing up with promo code TIM adds $2 to your account balance.
CSBoard
CSBoard is a multi-feature CS2 platform, not just a marketplace: a fee-free P2P skin market (0% on trades, buying, and selling), a built-in instant-sell bot paying out in USDT, plus price-comparison and market-trend tools that track listings across other CS2 marketplaces. It's registered in Kyrgyzstan (Transtreid LLC, Bishkek), trades run through Steam's official trade system with no KYC required, and the catalog lists over 36,000 items.
CSFLOWX
CSFLOWX is a free CS2 trading table that compares item prices across marketplaces such as Market.CSGO, Steam, CSFloat, White.Market, and Lis-Skins to help traders spot profitable buy/sell pairs. It also offers sales automation tools and trade statistics tracking, so users can see running profit and loss across their portfolio. A built-in skin catalog makes it easy to look up specific items and check current prices in one place.
Skinswap
Skinswap is a CS2 skin trading site that runs on instant bots — you hand over items and get what you want back without waiting on a counterparty. It charges a 5% seller fee and handles trade-locked items through its own escrow flow. New users can enter promo code cshub for a bonus item on their first trade of $10 or more.
Lis-Skins
Lis-Skins is a bot-driven CS2 skin marketplace where items sell instantly to the site itself, while purchases can be made either from other users or directly from Lis-Skins' own stock. Seller commission runs roughly 5-6%, buying is free, and payouts are mostly crypto-based. Live since 2017, the platform is especially popular among Russian-speaking traders.
Wskins
Wskins is a free CS2 skin price comparison table that pulls listings from Steam, CSFloat, Buff.163, Lis-Skins, Market.CSGO, CS.Money, YouPin898, and other marketplaces into a single view. There is no signup or paywall, making it a quick way to check where an item is cheapest to buy or most profitable to sell. Each item comes with extended details, cutting down on the need to tab-hop between individual marketplace pages.
AvanMarket
AvanMarket is an automated instant-buyback service for CS2, Dota 2, and Rust skins: items are bought out immediately at market price, with no listing or waiting for a buyer. The fee depends on the payout method and runs roughly 2-3.7%, with card payouts (including RUB, UAH, KZT) landing in about 5-15 minutes. The company is registered in Dubai, UAE.
MoonMarket
MoonMarket is an instant-sell and purchase marketplace for CS2 skins, operating since 2019 under Aglaiya LLC (Kyrgyzstan). It charges a flat 4% withdrawal fee across all payout methods with no additional hidden commission on sales, and supports a wide payout mix — Russian bank cards, SBP, Advcash, WebMoney, and crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, TRX). New or unverified accounts go through an 8-day trade-protection hold before payout, worth knowing before selling high-value items.
Swap
Swap.gg is a CS2, Rust, and TF2 skin trading site that has run since 2017 out of the Netherlands (Swap.gg B.V.). Its catalog holds 200,000+ items, with deposits via Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, UnionPay, and crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT). Trading requires a public Steam profile, a linked Trade URL, and Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator active for at least 15 days.
Skins Table
Skins Table is a long-standing CS2 trading table that compares prices across 40+ marketplaces, including CS.Money, TradeIt.GG, Steam, BitSkins, Skinport, Buff.163, and C5Game. Beyond basic price comparison, it offers portfolio inventory tracking, profit filtering by percentage or currency, price history over custom periods, and the ability to manually edit prices right in the table cells. Users can hide unneeded marketplaces, toggle a float column, and tap into a paid API — the service is known for listing some niche marketplaces not found in other trading tables.
Market.CSGO.
Market.CSGO is one of the longest-running CS2 skin marketplaces, charging a flat 5% seller fee with free buying. Card deposits and small withdrawals work without verification, but larger cashouts and heavy trading volumes trigger KYC checks. Selling large volumes of cheap items in a short period can flag the platform's anti-fraud system.
CS Market Cap
CS Market Cap is a Pricempire-style analytics platform for CS2 traders that compares prices across 20+ marketplaces and tracks the overall CS2 skin market cap (roughly $6.5B at last check) as a gauge of the game's economy. Standout tools include a trade-up calculator that estimates resulting float, drop probabilities, and expected value before you commit skins, a Steam-profile inventory value checker, and advanced search by rarity, condition, and weapon type. Core features are free; only the developer API is paid.
TradeIt
TradeIt (tradeit.gg) is a large automated CS2 skin trading marketplace that has been running since 2017. Its bots let you swap, buy, or cash out items from a stock of 800,000+ skins, with card and crypto payments accepted. Trades are backed by Steam Guard confirmation and Steam's standard 7-day trade-hold window.
Skins.com
Skins.com runs a hybrid model for CS2 skins: a P2P marketplace advertised at 0% fees, plus an instant-sell option to the site's own bots, which reviewers and Reddit users report carries roughly a 2% cut. The site is operated by 99 HP Tech Limited (Hong Kong). Steam Guard must be enabled to trade, and P2P deliveries are automated, typically completing in about 10 seconds.
Verif HUB
Verif HUB is a Telegram-based verification service that helps foreign users pass the identity checks required by marketplaces that are otherwise closed to non-local accounts, chiefly the Chinese platforms Buff163 and YouPin898. According to the service's own description, requests are handled directly through Telegram, where the specific marketplace and verification terms are discussed. The exact process, turnaround time, and pricing could not be independently confirmed from outside sources — the information here reflects the operator's own description.
BUFF163
BUFF163, owned by NetEase, is the world's highest-volume CS2 skin marketplace thanks to its massive Chinese user base, with an unusually deep pool of rare items. Sellers pay a 2.5% fee. Trading requires Chinese-ID KYC verification tied to a Chinese phone number, which significantly limits access for international users.
Pricempire
Pricempire is a long-running CS2 market analytics platform that has aggregated prices from 40+ marketplaces — including Steam, Buff163, Skinport, and CSFloat — since 2019, refreshing data every few minutes. The site offers a free price comparison table, Steam inventory valuation that accounts for float and stickers, up to 180 days of price history, and trending/declining item tracking. A paid API exposes the same pricing data for developers building their own bots or trading tools.
Repeek
Repeek (formerly FACEIT Enhancer) is a Chrome extension with over a million installs that adds quality-of-life automation to FACEIT. It can auto-ready for matches, auto-accept party invites, display both teams' ELO right in the matchroom, and track ELO gains and losses for both the current match and match history. It's an independent, community-built extension not affiliated with FACEIT.
CS2 CASE TRACKER
CS2 Case Tracker (formerly CS:GO Case Tracker) tracks case-unboxing activity in CS2 and charts it by day, week, and month, alongside cumulative totals going back to January 2022. Since Valve doesn't publish official unboxing numbers, the site estimates them indirectly — watching how often rare Covert-grade skins turn up in public inventories and working backward using their known drop odds (roughly 0.64%). The site also runs a blog with monthly reports and case-specific breakdowns.
CS.MONEY
CS.MONEY, running since 2013, is one of the oldest CS2 skin trading platforms, built around instant bot swaps — you trade items from your inventory for what you want without listing or waiting for a buyer. For rare, in-demand items it will often pay above Steam market price. Seller fees typically run 5-7%, with the platform's margin also built into its buy/sell spread.
Itrade.gg
Itrade.gg is a CS2 skin bot-trading site launched in 2019. It's positioned around some of the lowest commissions in the market (from 4%), factors sticker and StatTrak kill-counter value into item pricing, and handles login and trade confirmation through Steam. No KYC is required for standard trading, and support is available around the clock.
Cantry Dev
cantry.dev is a small collection of free CS2 tools built by an independent developer, built around a sticker database — you can search a sticker by name, check its current price, and put together combinations for a craft. Alongside stickers, the site hosts a few other CS2 player utilities, including a viewer for case and capsule opening statistics.
Cobalt Skins
Cobalt Skins is an automated buyback site for CS2 (CS:GO), Rust, Dota 2, and TF2 items — pick your items, accept the bot's offer, and get paid out in cash or crypto. Public information is thin: no disclosed fees, registration country, or founding year, and Trustpilot shows only 5 reviews at a 3.5/5 rating, so it's worth starting with a small trade and checking current reviews before selling anything valuable.
RapidSkins
RapidSkins is a UK-registered (Bristol) instant-sell service for CS2 and Rust skins. There's no separate percentage commission on sales — the margin is built into the quoted price — but crypto deposits carry an additional 2% fee. Payouts via PayPal, Venmo (US), bank transfer, or crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT) arrive within about 60 seconds of trade confirmation, and its Instant Cash feature pays out even before Steam's trade hold expires.
Loot.farm
Loot.farm is a trading bot for CS2, Dota 2, TF2, and Rust that has operated since 2017 (registered as SAMIK GROUP s.r.o. in Prague). It offers a public price list, a dedicated CS2 auction system, and a Trader+ subscription that cuts the standard 5% commission down to 3% with priority support. Deposits go through card or crypto via NowPayments and PayOp, and new users get a $5 bonus plus 10 free days of Trader+.
HELL Store
HELL Store is a CS2 case-opening and mini-games site (coinflip, crash, roulette) that accepts CS2 skins as deposits. Signing up with referral code 759924 credits new users with a $2 balance bonus plus a +5% top-up boost on deposits. The site also runs daily bonuses and a leaderboard.
CSGOLuck
CSGOLuck is a CS2 gambling platform running since 2021 with a wide game lineup — Roulette, Crash, Case Battles, Upgrader, Jackpot, Mines, and more. Every round is verifiable through a provably fair system, and players can fund their account with CS2 skins or crypto such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. New sign-ups using code CSHUB receive free cases worth roughly $1 in drops.
CSGOEmpire
CSGOEmpire is one of the longest-running CS2 case-opening sites, live since March 2016 and known among players for consistently fair rounds. Beyond cases and case battles, it offers roulette, coinflip, esports match betting, and a 0%-fee P2P skin marketplace built on Steam trade offers. The platform holds a Curaçao gaming license and runs a provably fair system that reveals a hashed seed before each round for later verification. Players fund their balance with CS2 skins or cryptocurrency.
Hyper-Drop
Hyper-Drop is a CS2 case-opening site built around exclusive case themes and a modern design aimed at a younger audience. Players fund their balance with CS2 skins from their Steam inventory. New users who sign up with code CSHUBB get a 10% bonus added to their first deposit.
CS Inspect
CS Inspect lets you assemble and preview any combination of skin, stickers, float value, and pattern seed for CS2 — including StatTrak variants and specific pattern IDs — before spending anything. A sticker customizer lets you manually position and rotate each of the five stickers, and the finished craft can be saved as a favorite or turned into a !gen/!combo code to test live on a dedicated inspect server or workshop map, letting you spawn the weapon, carry it around, and examine it from every angle.
CS.Trade
CS.TRADE is a multi-game trading bot handling CS2, Dota 2, Rust, and TF2 items. Its practical advantage is a public, browsable price list showing exactly what rate the bot buys and sells specific items at, which makes it easy to plan a profitable swap before committing. User reviews consistently describe trades completing within a few minutes.
CS-Tradeup.com
CS-Tradeup.com is a free CS2 trade-up contract calculator and simulator that estimates expected value (EV) and profit percentage before you commit any skins. It factors in the float ranges of input skins and outcome odds, and includes a reverse calculator that works backward from a target skin to the exact inputs needed. A premium tier sits on top of the free calculator, with pricing shown in USD, EUR, RUB and other currencies.
Tradelab
Tradelab is a control-panel style tool for CS2 skin traders that automates the routine parts of buying for resale, so the trader can focus on picking a strategy and which skins to buy rather than manual bookkeeping. Public documentation on its exact feature set, supported marketplaces, and pricing is limited, so it's worth confirming details directly with the developers and being cautious with any Steam account access it requests.
CS2 Blue Gem
CS2 Blue Gem is a dedicated resource for Case Hardened skin collectors, built around a database of blue-percentage patterns and seeds — from the famous AK-47 seed 661 down to top-tier variants on knives (Karambit, M9 Bayonet, Butterfly Knife) and other weapons (Five-SeveN, MAC-10, and more). Its Blue Gem Console tool (app.csgobluegem.com) lets you look up a specific item by seed/float and compare Case Hardened prices across marketplaces. It is aimed at traders and collectors hunting rare blue patterns who want to avoid overpaying or underselling.
PirateSwap
PirateSwap is a young CS2 skin exchange launched in November 2024 and registered in Hong Kong (GVANTAGEWeb Limited). It runs three modes: bot-assisted item-for-item swaps, buying straight from the bot inventory, and instant-sell for balance. Fees vary by mode, from around 3% on regular trades up to roughly 10% on instant sells, and withdrawals are crypto-only (BTC, ETH, USDT). Given how new the platform is, it's worth starting with smaller amounts until you've built your own read on payout speed and reliability.
KEYSTORE
KEYSTORE is a Telegram bot for buying and selling Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys from Team Fortress 2, an asset CS2 traders often use as a liquid way to cash out or move balance around. Beyond TF2 keys, the bot also handles USDT exchange, Steam wallet top-ups, and Telegram Stars purchases, all directly inside the chat with no separate website. The operator advertises zero-commission trades, though exact rates and limits are worth confirming in the bot itself before your first deal.
CSGOFast
CSGOFast has been running since 2015, making it one of the earliest CS:GO/CS2 roulette sites still active today. Beyond classic roulette it packs over a dozen modes — case battles, a skin upgrader, crash, and more — with fairness backed by an in-house SHA-2-based provably fair system. The site supports crypto deposits and withdrawals plus a built-in skin shop, though user reviews are mixed, with recurring complaints about slow withdrawals.
ForceDrop
ForceDrop is a longstanding CS2 case-opening site known for its low entry prices, with cases starting from $0.02, and a live drop feed showing other players' openings in real time. Users top up their balance with CS2 skins from their Steam inventory. Signing up with code REFC28619E1 adds a 40% bonus to a player's first deposit.
RUSTCLASH.GG
RustClash is a Rust and CS2 skin gambling site, live since 2021, built around roulette, Case Battles, and a skin upgrader. Every round runs on a provably fair system with publicly verifiable seeds, and the site openly publishes its house edge for each game. Deposits accept CS2 and Rust skins as well as cards and crypto, while withdrawals pay out in Rust skins or cryptocurrency.
SteamDB
SteamDB is an independent Steam data tracker that, for CS2, surfaces the game's regional price history, live and historical player-count charts (Steam Charts), depot and build update history for patch tracking, and package/key metadata pulled from Valve's own Steam backend. It's used by players and traders who want to watch CS2 updates and Steam-side changes as they roll out.
CSRoi
CSRoi calculates expected return (ROI) and profit odds for opening CS2 cases, capsules, operation passes, and other containers. It pulls live Steam Community Market prices for every possible drop, weights them by drop probability, and subtracts Steam's cut to show the average percentage return and the chance of pulling an item worth more than the container costs, covering both active and discontinued cases.
CSGO Stocks
CSGOStocks tracks the price history of 16,000+ CS2 items with detailed charts, including OHLC candles and daily sold-volume bars, and compares prices and stock across multiple marketplaces to surface the cheapest listing for a given item. It also lets you browse every skin, weapon case, and collection broken down by drop pool, and publishes CS2 market news.
Better Float
BetterFloat is an open-source Chrome extension that enhances 15+ CS2 skin marketplaces, including CSFloat and Skinport. It pulls Buff163 and YouPin reference prices directly into item listings, color-codes the price gap versus Buff, shows precise listing age and sticker price percentages, and caches Buff prices locally with hourly refreshes to cut down on network calls. The extension is modular so unwanted features can be switched off, and per the developer it doesn't access personal data or account credentials.
Neyrren Trade Helper
NTH (Neyrren Trade Helper) is a browser extension designed to simplify your routine when trading Steam skins. It adds various tools to trading platforms, making them easier and more convenient to use. The main focus is on quality-of-life features that significantly improve the user experience but, for one reason or another, were never implemented by the platforms themselves. The extension uses a modular architecture, allowing everyone to enable only the features they need. Features for all websites: 1. CsTradeBook Integration - adds buttons for quickly creating and editing deals in CsTradeBook. 2. Profit Calculator - calculates the required purchase or sale price for a selected profit margin when you highlight a price on a website. 3. Market Router - adds a menu that lets you quickly open different marketplaces and check prices for a selected skin. Features for CSFloat: 1. Auto Max Balance - adds quick buttons that automatically set the maximum listing price based on your balance, your balance plus 8%, or another custom percentage for bargains. 2. Auto Refresh - adds an automatic refresh mode for marketplace listings. 3. Bargain Enhancer - adds new tools to the bargain menu, making offers much faster and easier to send. 4. Category Menu - lets you hide the skin category menu so it does not take up unnecessary space when you do not need it. 5. Item Highlighter - lets you configure filters that highlight matching listings, making it easier to snipe specific skins. 6. Precise Float - makes it easier to select precise float ranges in the standard marketplace filters, such as 0.15-0.18 or 0.07-0.08. 7. Saved Filters - lets you save filter configurations and apply them again whenever needed. Features for Steam: 1. Saved Filters - lets you save Steam Market filter configurations and apply them again whenever needed.
Sapex Logistics
Sapex Logistics is a Telegram-based bot/service for automating CS2 skin trades through Steam. CSHUB's curators rate it highly and call it one of the best bots of its kind — a strong personal endorsement rather than a formal ranking. Because the service operates through Telegram rather than its own website, verify you're on the official channel before connecting, and never hand over your Steam login, password, or API key to a third party.
Steam Inventory Helper
Steam Inventory Helper compares CS2 skin prices across 28+ third-party marketplaces and overlays float values, pattern index, and sticker/charm prices right on your item listings. It calculates total inventory value and potential profit, lets you bulk-list items on the Steam Community Market, and sends trade-offer notifications with one-click accept.
GODota2
GODota2 is a Steam-login roulette and dice betting site for CS2 and Dota 2 skins that has been running since 2017. Rounds are checkable through a built-in Provably Fair system, and players deposit CS:GO, CS2, or Dota 2 items to play. New users entering code CSHUB get a free $0.8 credit to try the site.
SteamDB
The official SteamDB extension adds SteamDB and PCGamingWiki links across Steam's store and community pages, shows a banner with a game's historical lowest price (with date and discount size), and displays live concurrent player counts. It also adds a quick-sell button in your inventory and reorganizes the achievements page by update and DLC.
Skin Sniper
Skin Sniper is a CS2 skin price and float aggregator — for each skin it shows the price range and possible float values across wear conditions, and cross-checks live listings on multiple third-party marketplaces so you can find the cheapest offer for a given float.
FACEIT CS2 Predictor
This extension predicts FACEIT CS2 match outcomes using a machine-learning model trained on tens of millions of real matches. During map veto, it shows a separate win probability for each team on every map in the pool, factoring in team composition, each player's map-specific history, and recent form. No account or login is required, and it doesn't collect personal data.
Flame Cases
Flame Cases is a CS2 case-opening site that also supports skin withdrawals, exchanges, and sales. Entering the code CSHUB on the deposit page adds a $1 balance bonus, on top of a +10% first-deposit bonus. At the time of checking, the flamecases.com/promo/cshub page itself returned a placeholder "site under construction," so it's worth confirming the code is still live before relying on it.
LoungeDestroyer
LoungeDestroyer enhances CSGOLounge and DOTA2Lounge — skin-betting sites for esports matches — by auto-bumping your trade offers in the queue, optionally auto-placing bets and accepting trade offers, pulling live Steam Market prices into item listings, and adding market links on hover. It started as a Tampermonkey/Greasemonkey userscript before becoming a standalone extension; it hasn't been actively maintained in a while, so features like auto-bump and inventory refresh can be unreliable.
WIKI CS2
WIKI CS2 by CS.MONEY is an encyclopedia of Counter-Strike 2 items — a catalog of 1,700+ skins and items (weapons, knives, gloves, cases, keys, rare patterns, souvenir versions, agents, stickers, patches, graffiti, music kits, pins) with descriptions, a 3D model viewer, and live prices pulled from the DMarket marketplace.
SkinCashier
SkinCashier is an instant-sell site for CS2, Rust, Dota 2, and TF2 items — no listings or negotiating, just an immediate cash offer with payout typically landing within minutes. It's operated by Global Ecommerce Solutions sp. z o.o., a company registered in Warsaw, Poland. Payouts are available via PayPal, crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC), Payeer, AdvCash, or bank transfer, with KYC verification sometimes required on larger cashouts.
CS2 Charms
CS2 Charms is a pattern viewer for Counter-Strike 2 weapon charms — each charm model has 100,000 possible pattern seeds, and its color or look shifts as the pattern number changes (for example, a banana charm ripening from brown to green, or another charm shifting through different tones). The tool lets you browse those visual changes to see which pattern numbers are considered rarer and more valuable.
DMarket
DMarket is an international P2P marketplace for CS2, Dota 2, Rust, and TF2 skins, founded in Kyiv in 2017 and now owned by Mythical Games. Seller fees start at 2% for liquid items (up to 10% for rare, slow-moving ones), buying is free, and the platform supports 40+ payment methods including cards and crypto. Players in Russia and Belarus generally need a VPN to reach the site.
Skincantor
Skincantor is an instant-sell site for CS2 skins — you cash out directly to the platform instead of waiting for a buyer, with payout options including Paysafecard, bank transfer, gift cards, mobile top-up, and crypto. Trustpilot feedback skews positive overall, though some reviewers report slow payouts or disputes on higher-value items, so it's worth checking recent reviews and starting small before selling anything expensive.
CSFloat Market Checker
CSFloat Market Checker is a Chrome extension from CSFloat that overlays float value, pattern/paint seed, and other technical details directly onto Steam Market listings and inventory pages for CS:GO and CS2 items. It saves the step of manually looking items up on a separate float-checking site — the data shows up inline as you browse. The extension has around 560 ratings on the Chrome Web Store averaging 3.9/5; some users report occasional price-loading failures, particularly when using a VPN.
GGDROP.RED
GGDROP.RED is a mirror domain of GGDrop, a CS2 case-opening platform run since 2018 by UK-registered ITSFAIL LTD. It carries a large library of themed CS2 cases, case battles, upgrade and contract tools, plus recurring promotions and daily prize draws. New users can apply promo code cshub for a starting balance bonus.
CSGO500
500 Casino, formerly known as CSGO500, has been operating since 2016 and has grown from a CS:GO roulette site into a full Curaçao-licensed online casino. Alongside its signature Roulette and Wheel of Fortune, it now runs a high-multiplier Crash game, slots from Pragmatic Play and Evolution Gaming, poker, blackjack, and sports betting. Players can deposit with CS2 skins, a card, or crypto, but withdrawals are limited to skins or cryptocurrency only.
Hot Pizza
Hot Pizza is a CS2 case-opening site with daily free cases, a skin upgrader, and case battles. Signing up through hotpizza.one and entering the code CSHUB adds $0.5 in free balance to spend on case openings. The site also runs a Pizza Points loyalty system for exclusive cases and a deposit bonus on top-ups over $100.
Petuh Club
Petuh Club is a newer CS2 case-opening site built around themed, custom case collections and a pitch of above-average payout rates (RTP). Login runs through official Steam authorization, drops are backed by a provably-fair system over SSL, and the site adds upgrade and contract tools alongside withdrawals to Steam or third-party trading platforms.
Steam Market History Helper
This extension syncs your entire Steam Community Market buy/sell history into a local browser database — no external servers, no data leaves your machine. It injects a per-item buy/sell summary directly on market listing pages and offers a filterable history view (by name, date, type, currency) with a chart and CSV/JSON export.
CS2 Case Opening Stats
This extension analyzes your CS2 case-opening history from Steam's inventory history page and breaks it down into detailed stats: total cases opened and money spent, drop rates by rarity (from mil-spec to gold), StatTrak item counts, your most-dropped items, and how many cases since your last knife. All calculations run locally in the browser with no data sent to external servers. It requires your Steam client set to English and the inventory history page loaded to work.
Skinout
Skinout is an instant buy/sell marketplace for CS2 skins, operating since 2023 under NovaPay LLC (Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan). The site lists over 21,000 items and claims more than $13.3M paid out to users to date. It accepts bank cards, SBP, and a broad range of cryptocurrencies — USDT, BTC, ETH, Solana, BNB, TON, TRON — with crypto payouts landing in about 20 minutes on average; trading requires a public Steam profile and inventory.
Better Buff
BetterBuff is a free, open-source successor to BuffUtility that improves the shopping experience on Buff163, the Chinese CS2 skin marketplace. It adds a dark mode, shows listing age and more precise sticker price percentages, surfaces dual pricing and listing counts directly in search results, adds souvenir package team info, and gives quick access to the Buff Points Lottery. It also supports !gen link generation and FloatDB integration, and is actively maintained on GitHub.
HaloSkins
HaloSkins is a niche CS2 skin marketplace founded in March 2023 and registered in Hong Kong. Buyers pay no commission, while sellers are charged a 3% fee — noticeably lower than many competitors. Deposits can be made via Visa, SEPA transfers, or Tether, with a $3 minimum; payouts go out via PayPal (2.5% + $0.30 fee) or crypto (from 0.5%).
BanditCamp
BanditCamp started out as a Rust-only skin site but has accepted CS2, Dota 2, and TF2 items alongside Rust since 2021. Its centerpiece is Crate Battles, backed by a classic Roulette and Coin Flip, with every round checkable through a blockchain-based provably fair system. Deposits run on skins from any of its supported games, though cashing out in crypto requires reaching a certain account level first.
BNT Helper
BNT Helper is a Telegram bot with grenade lineups (smokes, flashes, and frags) and practical map tips for CS2. It's built for quick lookups mid-game or during warmup, without leaving Telegram to search video guides. It works as a lightweight companion to dedicated nade-practice maps and training routines.
ManncoStore
ManncoStore built its name on Team Fortress 2 items and still carries a strong TF2-first catalog, but it also supports trading CS2, Dota 2, and Rust skins. Unlike peer-to-peer platforms, it runs on a bot-based model: sold items go straight into the site's bot inventory, so buyers receive them instantly instead of waiting on a seller to confirm. Seller commission sits around 5%, no KYC is required for standard trading, and the site has been running since 2018 with both card and crypto payment support.
CS2 Trader - Steam Trading Enhancer
CS2 Trader is a Chrome/Firefox extension that adds trade-lock countdowns, in-browser skin inspection without launching the game, and Doppler/Gamma Doppler phase and fade-percentage detection. It pulls float values and pricing from multiple sources directly into your Steam inventory and trade offers, so you know an item's real worth before accepting a trade. Open-source, used by 300,000+ CS2 traders.
CS:GO Skin Tester
This extension adds a "Test CS:GO skin in-game" right-click option on inspect links (Steam Market or third-party sites): clicking it connects you to a dedicated test server where the skin is equipped so you can examine and use it in actual gameplay rather than a static screenshot. The tool and its backend are open source, but both are documented specifically for classic CS:GO — the developer makes no claim of CS2 support, and inspect-link/server compatibility isn't guaranteed after CS2's engine change.
Steam Revenue Calculator
Steam Revenue Calculator is a Chrome extension that overlays an estimated sales-revenue figure right on a game's Steam store page. It applies the Boxleiter method — inferring owner counts and multiplying by price, then adjusting for Valve's cut and refunds — to produce a rough earnings estimate rather than verified sales data. It has nothing to do with CS2 skin trading, but it's a fun way to gauge how much a title actually made on Steam. A Firefox port is also available.
Steam MultiSeller
Steam MultiSeller is a small Chrome extension that unlocks Steam's hidden built-in bulk-listing feature. Instead of listing items on the Community Market one by one, you open the item's market page, click the extension icon, set how many copies to list, and they all go up for sale at once. It's aimed at anyone offloading large stacks of identical items who wants to skip the repetitive clicking.
SkinsCash
SkinsCash is an automated instant-sell service for CS2 skins — no need to find a buyer, the site quotes a price and pays out via VISA, MasterCard, Payoneer, or Bitcoin. It's operated by Suntechsoft Corp Limited, registered in Gibraltar. Sellers need Steam Mobile Authenticator active for 7+ days and Steam Guard for 15+ days before trading, and non-instant trades carry a 7-day protection window with price re-quoting if the market drops more than 15%.
Youpin898
Youpin898 (also known as UUYP) is China's largest CS2 skin marketplace by trading volume, offering exceptional liquidity and one of the lowest seller fees in the market at around 1%. Access is tightly restricted to China: a Chinese ID, Chinese phone number, and local payment rails are required, making the platform effectively unreachable without full verification.
Dispattern
Dispattern is a Counter-Strike 2 skin database for every skin, with a deeper focus on pattern analysis. We rank analyzable finishes with our own software, and the community submits special patterns for skins that cannot be scored the same way (named patterns like Pussy, Fire & Ice, and more). Look up any pattern index, inspect playside and backside in a 3D viewer, and check live marketplace prices and recent sales. Match-it uses real color data to recommend crafts: match any colored item with another, or find a cheaper sticker that still fits the skin's tone.
Skinomat
Skinomat is an instant-sell site for CS2 skins — no auctions, no waiting for a buyer, just an immediate valuation and near-instant payout. It's operated by Andromeda Trading sp. z o.o., a company registered in Warsaw, Poland. Withdrawal fees run around 2% (roughly a $5 minimum, with fixed amounts for LTC and BTC), and payouts are available via PayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin.
Inspect Tools
Inspect Tools lets you assemble a Counter-Strike 2 weapon combination that doesn't exist in any inventory — skin, wear, pattern, stickers, and charm — and turns it into an inspect/gen code. You then join a compatible CS2 server and preview that exact craft in-game before spending real money on it.
CS2 Inspects
CS2 Inspects is a craft builder for Counter-Strike 2 — its Sticker Customizer lets you combine a weapon, knife, gloves, or agent with stickers, a charm, wear, and pattern, then generates an inspect/gen code and lets you preview the exact combo in-game on the site's own community server. It also includes a Combo Feed of shared crafts, a code generator, and a screenshot/video gallery.
CS2 Faceit Stats
This extension overlays FACEIT stats — level, ELO and related data — directly on a player's Steam profile page, so you can size up a teammate or opponent without searching for their FACEIT account separately. It works the same way as similar tools (Eloking, Steamify): the Steam profile just needs to be linked to a FACEIT account.
SkinPlace
SkinPlace is an automated instant-sell and buy platform for CS2 skins, matching users with trade bots rather than other traders. Launched in 2022 (Skinplace Limited, Hong Kong), it pays out via PayPal, bank cards, and crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT). Login uses Steam's own authorization flow with no password sharing, and a companion browser extension flags suspicious trade offers.
Waxpeer
Waxpeer is a P2P marketplace for CS2 skins (plus Rust and Dota 2 items), founded in May 2019. Buyers pay no markup over the listed price, while sellers are charged a 6% fee. The platform is crypto-only — deposits accept BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, BNB, DAI, and TRX, and payouts go out in USDT, TRX, or LTC. Trades auto-cancel for free if a seller hasn't delivered within 30 minutes, and the site holds around a 4.5-star Trustpilot rating from roughly 500 reviews.
C5GAME
C5GAME is a China-based CS2 skin marketplace with a deep, liquid inventory aimed primarily at the local audience. It charges roughly a 5% seller fee with no separate deposit or withdrawal charges, but trading requires Alipay/WeChat verification tied to a Chinese ID.
Text to CS2 stickers
Text to CS2 Stickers is a free browser tool that figures out which CS2 weapon stickers combine to spell out words or phrases on your skins. The cs-sticker.com domain redirects to clash.gg's Sticker Composer, where you type any text and get sticker-slot layouts, including backward search and rare-combination search. No installation or Steam login is required.
FACEIT Mappio
FACEIT Mappio is a Chrome extension (around 100,000 installs) that turns opponent data into map-veto intelligence right inside the FACEIT matchroom. It shows per-map stats for every lobby player — matches played, win rate, inferred roles (rifler, sniper, clutcher, and more), current streaks and past head-to-head encounters — plus AI-driven map win-probability and ban-prediction estimates. A paid Pro tier adds opponent positioning heatmaps. It's an independent extension, not affiliated with FACEIT.
WhiteMarket
White.market is a P2P CS2 skin marketplace built on top of the WhiteBIT crypto exchange ecosystem. Buyers pay 0% commission, sellers are charged a 5% fee, and transfers made through WhiteBIT Codes carry no extra deposit or withdrawal charges. It supports bank cards and crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH, WBT), with items staying in the seller's Steam inventory until a trade completes. It's a smaller, tier-3 marketplace — inventory and pricing are less consistent than on the bigger players, but deals do turn up.
CSGOPolygon
CSGOPolygon, now operating under the PLG.BET brand, is a CS2 gambling site running since 2016 that combines provably fair originals (crash, roulette, coinflip, dice) with slots, live-dealer tables, and esports betting. Deposits accept both CS2 skins and cryptocurrency, and new players can claim $2-5 in free balance with the code DENUSHKA. Reputation is mixed — some users report withdrawal delays and account suspensions — so treat any deposit as money or items you can afford to lose.
ShadowPay
ShadowPay is a P2P marketplace for CS2 skins (plus Dota 2 and Rust) with an instant-sell option — connect your Steam inventory and get a price offer in seconds. The company is Singapore-registered and has operated since January 2021, charging a 5% fee on both P2P sales and real-money withdrawals. Deposits are accepted via Visa/Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly, UnionPay, and crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC), while payouts go through Visa and Tipalti.
Skinport
Skinport is one of the largest European CS2 skin marketplaces, operating out of Stuttgart, Germany since 2018. It doesn't use an internal wallet system the way many competitors do — sales proceeds go straight to the seller's linked card or bank account instead of sitting on a site balance. Buyers pay 0% commission, while sellers are charged 8% (dropping to 6% on high-value items and 2% on private sales). Skinport supports a wide range of payment methods, from cards and PayPal to Apple Pay, Alipay, and WeChat Pay.
SkinBaron
SkinBaron is a Germany-based P2P marketplace for CS2 skins, operating out of Hof and known for strict EU regulatory compliance. The base seller fee is 15%, dropping to 8% with a public promo code and to 2% on items priced above €999; buyers pay an extra 5% on top of the listed price unless paying from account balance. KYC is mandatory for every transaction, and payouts go out via SEPA only.