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Steam Account Value

Ever wonder what your Steam account is actually worth? Paste a profile in and this adds up the library, the inventory, and roughly what was spent to build it. You get one number to put a figure on years of buying, plus the breakdown behind it.

What goes into the number

Account value is not a single clean figure, so we show the parts that make it up:

  • Games owned. The current store value of every game on the account. This is what it would cost to rebuild the library at today's prices, not counting sales.
  • Estimated spend. A closer look at what was likely paid over time, which is usually lower than the sticker total because so much gets bought on sale.
  • Inventory value. Trading cards, and for some accounts the big one, CS2 and other tradable items. The inventory tool goes deeper on this.

Add those up and you have a working estimate of the account's worth.

How to check your account value

  1. Grab your profile link, or search your username above.
  2. Paste it in and run it.
  3. Read the total, then open the breakdown to see where the value sits.

Make sure your game details are set to public, or the library will come back empty. The public profile guide has the steps if you need them.

A word on what "value" means

There is a gap between what an account is worth on paper and what you could sell it for. Selling or buying accounts is against Steam's rules and can get an account banned, so treat this as a fun figure and a way to see your spending, not a price tag. For most people the real use is the reality check on how much has gone into the library over the years. If that number makes you wince, you are not alone.

FAQ

Why is the value so high? It counts full current store prices for every game. Almost nobody pays that, since most of a library gets bought during sales, so the estimated spend figure is the more honest one.

Does it include money spent on in game purchases? No. It cannot see spending inside games, like skins bought through a game's own store or microtransactions. It covers games, market inventory, and store value.

Can I check someone else's account value? Yes, as long as their profile and game details are public. Paste their profile link the same way.