CS2 inventory value checker
Paste a public Steam profile link, SteamID or trade link to see what your CS2 inventory is worth on Steam, on the marketplaces and as instant cash.
Which inventory?
Any public profileWhere to find your profile link
- Steam app on PC: click your name at the top, choose Profile, right-click the page and pick Copy Page URL.
- In a browser: open steamcommunity.com, click your avatar, then copy the address from the address bar.
- Paste it here. A custom link (
/id/yourname) and a number link (/profiles/7656…) both work.
Also accepted: a SteamID64, a Steam trade link (only the account number in it is used), Steam2 (STEAM_0:1:123), Steam3 ([U:1:246]) and the plain account number.
Any public profile works. No login, nothing is changed on the account.
The value shows here
Priced live from the marketplaces and Steam. Nothing is changed on the account.
- No login
- Read-only
- Any public inventory
Waiting for a Steam profile.
Worked example
Steam values this public inventory of 40 items at $31.04 in wallet funds. The same items list for $11.16 on the marketplaces and bring $10.87 as instant cash.
- On Steam
- $31.04
- Marketplace listings
- $11.16
- As instant cash
- $10.87
Questions before you check
How do I make my inventory public?
In Steam open your profile, choose Edit Profile, then Privacy Settings, and set Inventory to Public. If Inventory stays greyed out, set Game details to Public too. You can switch both back after the check. Direct link: steamcommunity.com/my/edit/settings.
Why is my total lower than I expected?
Steam hides anything you bought or traded in the last 10 days, and the contents of Storage Units, from everyone but you, so they cannot be counted. Prices are also for the skin alone. Stickers, charms and pattern premiums such as Case Hardened blue gems, Fades and Doppler phases are not included.
Why does Steam’s value differ from cash value?
Steam Market funds stay in your Steam wallet, and Steam keeps about 13% of each sale. Marketplaces pay real money at their own prices and fees. The result shows all three side by side so you can see the gap.
Do I need to sign in with Steam?
No. Gamezod reads the public inventory of a profile. It never asks for a password, never requests trade access and cannot change anything in the account.
Where do the prices come from?
Marketplace prices come from CS.MONEY, Tradeit, Skinport, DMarket, PirateSwap, SkinsMonkey, SkinSwap and CS.Trade. Instant cash prices come from Tradeit, DMarket and PirateSwap, and Steam prices from the Steam Community Market. Marketplace prices refresh every hour.
Why can two identical skins be worth different amounts?
Gamezod prices an item by its name, so two copies of the same skin get the same figure. In a real sale they can differ. A lower float inside the same wear can sell for more, rare stickers add a premium, and the pattern seed decides Case Hardened blue gems, Fade percentages and Doppler phases. None of these are in the value. The Items tab shows the float and seed of each item.
What does trade protection mean for the value?
Items under trade protection still count towards the estimated value but stay out of the sell totals until they unlock. Items Steam marks as never tradable, such as medals, badges, music kits and graffiti, show as not sellable.
Are these the amounts I would receive?
Not exactly. Marketplace prices are before seller fees and withdrawal costs, and each marketplace confirms its final offer. Instant cash figures are live buy-order bids. Listing prices are asking prices that still need a buyer.
Who can see my result?
Anyone with the link can open it, since the page only shows public Steam data. Search engines do not index results, and no inventory appears on the leaderboard unless its owner ticks the box on the result page.