Steam Inventory Checker
Paste a link to a Steam profile with a public inventory — we will value its CS2 skins at the best market prices.
Most expensive Steam inventories
Filled by checked profiles — every check refreshes the numbers.
How to find out how much a Steam inventory is worth
How do I check a Steam inventory by link?
Checking a Steam inventory by link is simple: paste the profile address (steamcommunity.com/id/… or /profiles/…) into the field above — you get the CS2 inventory value, item count and a leaderboard spot. No sign-in required: the inventory just has to be public.
How much is my Steam inventory worth?
How much is my Steam inventory worth? We sum it up at the best prices across major marketplaces (Steam, Skinport, Market.CSGO, CSFloat, DMarket and more), not a single site — so the estimate is close to what you would actually get. Prices refresh about once an hour.
Is the inventory check free?
The check is free and needs no API keys: paste a full profile link, a custom vanity name or a SteamID64.
How is the inventory value history calculated?
Once a day we store the inventory value at the best market buy prices — those snapshots build the chart. It is a buy-price estimate, not what you take home after marketplace fees. While the history accumulates we show the 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day change; next to the value change we show the return, which has deposits removed, so a new knife in the inventory does not inflate it.
Where does per-item profit come from if I never entered a purchase price?
The basis is the item price when it first appeared in the inventory snapshot. Steam does not expose trade history, so this is an observation start rather than the purchase price. Adding more of the same item creates a weighted average; when an item leaves, the difference between its basis and last price is recorded as realized profit.