CS2 Inventory Value

Paste a Steam profile and see what a CS2 inventory is worth at current market prices. Skins, knives, gloves, cases, and stickers all get priced and totaled, with the expensive stuff pushed to the top where you want it.

Built for skins

CS2 inventories work differently from the rest of Steam. A single knife or rare skin can be worth more than an entire game library, so this tool sorts by value and highlights the items carrying the weight. You can see the total, then scan down to the pieces that matter.

Pricing pulls from the Steam Community Market. For items that trade often, that price is reliable. For rare patterns, special float values, or unusual stickers, market price is a floor rather than the full story, since those factors can push real-world value well above the listed number.

How to check a CS2 inventory

1. Make sure the Steam inventory is set to public.
2. Paste the profile link or username above.
3. Read the total, then sort by price to see the standout items.

Things market price does not capture

A few CS2 specifics are worth knowing when you read the number:

• Float and wear. Two skins with the same name can be worth very different amounts based on how clean they are. Market price is an average across listings.
• Stickers. Applied stickers, especially old tournament ones, can add a lot that the base price ignores.
• Rare patterns. Certain patterns on certain skins carry big premiums that a simple market lookup will miss.

So treat this as a strong baseline. For a prized item, a dedicated inspection is worth doing on top.

FAQ

My CS2 inventory shows as empty. Set your inventory to public in Steam privacy settings, then reload. Private inventories cannot be read by anyone but you.

Does it price cases and keys? Yes. Cases have a clear market price and are counted. Keys and other marketable items are included too.

Is CS:GO value different from CS2? The items carried over, so the same inventory is priced the same way. If you want the CS:GO focused view, it is here.