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Check a CS2 skin's price on several markets at once

Inspekt's price pages put the listings for a Counter-Strike 2 skin on several third-party markets side by side, with a link to each market. Every page also opens the skin in 3D, so you can look at what you are paying for.

What you can check

One price for the skin

The large figure at the top of a price page averages each market's cheapest asks, weighted by how many listings each market has, with one market held to 40% of the weight at most. The figure leaves out any market priced more than three times above or below the markets' median. The line under the price says how many markets and listings went into it and when it was last updated.

The lowest listing on each market

The Markets table has a row per market with its lowest price, a typical price, its number of listings and a link to that market's listings for the skin. A market with no listings for that version still gets a greyed row and a link to search it.

Every wear, StatTrak and Souvenir version

Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred each have their own page, and so do the StatTrak and Souvenir versions. The list headed Every version with listings links them all, so you can see what a better wear or a StatTrak counter adds to the price.

Search, filter and sort

The price index searches by name and filters by weapon type, by StatTrak or Souvenir, and by rarity from Consumer to Contraband. Sort it by most listed, by price in either direction, or by name.

The skin in 3D at that wear

The View in 3D button opens the skin in the studio at a float in the middle of that wear's range, with the StatTrak counter on for a StatTrak version. Change the float there and the Price row at the top of the controls follows it to the matching wear, with a button that opens the same market table.

Where the item sits in the game

Each page lists the skin's rarity, its weapon and its collection, with the case that drops it where there is one. The weapon's name links to its page of skins.

How to check a skin's price

  1. Go to the price pages.
  2. Search for the skin by name and wear, for example AK-47 Redline Field-Tested.
  3. Open the version you want. Read the price at the top, then the table for each market's lowest listing.
  4. Check the other wears and versions further down, press View in 3D to look at the skin, and follow a market's link to buy it there.

Questions

Where do the prices come from?

From the public listings on several third-party skin markets. The table names each market and links to its listings for the skin.

Does it include the Steam Community Market?

No. The price pages read third-party markets only.

How current are the prices?

Each page shows the time its prices were last updated, under the price.

Why does the price at the top differ from the cheapest listing?

The figure at the top averages the cheapest asks across markets, weighted by listing count, so one cheap listing on a small market moves it less. The table shows each market's own lowest price.

Does the price reflect float, pattern seed or Doppler phase?

The price covers the skin at one wear, as StatTrak, Souvenir or neither. Markets list every Doppler phase under one name, so all the phases share one price page. For a low float or a pattern such as a Case Hardened blue gem, check the single listings on the market.

Do you earn from the market links?

From some of them. When a link carries our referral code, a line under the table names that market. The price at the top is worked out the same way for every market.

Do I need an account?

No. The price pages and the studio work without signing in.

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