How much is my Steam inventory worth?
Steam shows the price of one item at a time, but it never adds up your whole inventory. Paste your Steam profile link below and we price every marketable item in every game we support at today's Steam Community Market prices.
Live totals from real checks. Each account counts once, and our own test accounts aren't included.
Checked your value and don't want to list hundreds of items one by one? We list them for you in one go →
3. How to make your inventory public
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- Sign in to Steam, click your avatar in the top right, then "Profile".
- Click "Edit Profile" and open "Privacy Settings" on the left. You can also go straight to steamcommunity.com/my/edit/settings.
- Set "My profile" to "Public". Your inventory can only be public if your profile is.
- Set "Inventory" to "Public".
- Changes save automatically. Give it a few minutes, then come back and try again.
You can switch back to private any time afterwards. We only read public data and never change anything on your account.
One check covers every game in your inventory
CS2 inventory value
Dota 2 inventory value
TF2 inventory value
Rust inventory value
PUBG inventory value
Banana inventory value
PAYDAY 2 inventory value
Unturned inventory value
Killing Floor 2 inventory value
Bongo Cat inventory value
Don't Starve Together inventory value
TBH: Task Bar Hero inventory value
Cats inventory value
Crab Game inventory valueSteam trading cards valueStep 1: make your inventory public
Steam only shows inventories that are set to public. In Steam, open your profile, choose Edit Profile, then Privacy Settings, and set Inventory to Public. You can switch it back after the check.
Step 2: paste your profile link
Your profile link, your custom URL name or your 17-digit Steam ID all work. One check covers CS2, Dota 2, TF2, Rust, PUBG, and Steam trading cards, backgrounds and emoticons. You can close the page while it runs and come back with the same link.
Checking by hand on Steam
In your Steam inventory, click an item: marketable items show a "Starting at" price from the Community Market. That's fine for a few items, but for a full inventory you'd have to click every item and add them up yourself.
What isn't counted
Items that can't be sold on the Steam Market, items under a temporary trade hold, games we don't support yet and your Steam Wallet balance. The games in your library aren't part of your inventory either.
Market price vs. what you'd receive
The total uses the lowest current listing for each item. When you sell, Steam keeps a 5% Steam fee plus a game fee (usually 10%), so you receive about 13% less than the buyer pays. We show both numbers.
Inventory value vs. account value
"Steam account value" usually means what the games in your library cost. This checks your inventory instead: the items you could sell on the Community Market.
How it works
Paste your Steam profile link. We read your public inventory and price every marketable item at today's Steam Community Market prices. Free, no sign-in.
Sign in through Steam so we know it's your account, then choose the items you want to sell. Keep anything you'd rather hold on to.
After you pay, press one button on your order page and our free Chrome extension lists every item on the Steam Market at a competitive price. You confirm the listings in the Steam Mobile app, and the money goes to your Steam Wallet.
How the prices are worked out — the price crawler, Steam's fees and the exchange rate: read it on the 2C Studio blog →
Three ways to sell your Steam inventory
Selling everything yourself takes hours. Selling to a third-party site is fast but usually below market price. We list for you at Steam Market prices.
| Sell it yourself on Steam | Sell to a third-party site | We list it for you | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Steam Market price | Usually below Steam Market price | Steam Market price |
| Effort | List hundreds of items one by one | One trade | Pick once, we list everything |
| Your items | Stay in your account | Traded to their bot | Stay in your account |
| Password | Not needed | Some sites ask for it | Never. Steam sign-in only |
| Where the money goes | Your Steam Wallet (can't be withdrawn) | Depends on the site | Your Steam Wallet (can't be withdrawn) |
| If it doesn't sell | — | — | Remove the listing, get most of that share of our fee back |
Real example: nearly 900 items listed in one go
One account had over 900 marketable items across CS2, Dota 2, Steam trading cards and BattleBlock Theater. The owner kept 11 Arcana pieces and we listed the other 897 items in a single session. Listing them one by one on Steam would have taken hours.
Want us to sell them for you?
Check your value first, then let us list the items you choose. The fee is 5% of what you'd receive after Steam's fees (minimum USD3). Anything that hasn't sold after 3 days? Remove those listings and we refund their part of the fee (USD1 of each order isn't refundable).
Frequently asked questions
Can I check someone else's Steam inventory value?
Yes, as long as their inventory is public. Paste their profile link the same way.
Why does my inventory value change from day to day?
Steam Market prices move with supply and demand, especially after game updates, new cases and events. Check again any time; it's free.
Is checking my Steam inventory value free?
Yes. Checking your Steam inventory value is free and needs no sign-in. You only pay if you choose to have us list your items.
Do you need my Steam password?
No. We never ask for your password or Steam Guard codes. The free check reads your public inventory, and selling uses the official "Sign in through Steam" page, which only gives us your Steam ID.
Why does it say my inventory is private?
Steam only shows inventories that are set to public. In Steam, go to your profile, Edit Profile, Privacy Settings, and set Inventory to Public. You can switch it back after the check.
How accurate is the value?
We use the lowest current listing price on the Steam Community Market for each item, and show what you'd receive after Steam's fees. Prices move all the time, so treat it as an estimate.
How much does it cost to have you list my items?
5% of what you'd receive after Steam's fees for the items you choose, with a minimum of USD3. If an item still hasn't sold after 3 days and you remove the listing, we refund its share of the fee after checking, minus a non-refundable USD1.
Can I withdraw the money as cash?
No. Items sold on the Steam Community Market pay into your Steam Wallet, and Steam doesn't let you withdraw wallet funds. You can spend them on games and items on Steam.
How long does a free valuation take?
About 10 minutes. You can close the page and come back with the same link.
What does the VIP lane include?
For USD1.99, your valuation is ready in about a minute and shows the name and price of every item, not just the total. We usually have prices for 95% or more of your items straight away; the rest are checked again the next time you value your inventory.
I've sold items with you before. Do I still pay for VIP?
No. Once you've placed and paid for a listing order, every later valuation of your account uses the VIP lane for free, as many times as you like.