Methodology and data sources

Snapshot taken 11 Nov 2026, 07:55 UTC; the newest individual price in it is from 11 Nov 2026, 07:44 UTC. It holds 40,415 market items.

Sources

Prices, listings, sales and history come from SteamWebAPI, which reads the Steam Community Market and these marketplaces: CSFloat, Skinport, DMarket, Buff163, Youpin, Waxpeer, HaloSkins, LIS-SKINS, Skin.Land, CSGO.com, Skinflow, SkinBaron, Tradeit, CS.Deals, 49Skins. Item details (collections, cases, float ranges) come from the open ByMykel CSGO-API dataset.

What each number means

Lowest price: the cheapest current listing across Steam and every marketplace, before that market's fees. Steam price: the latest Steam Community Market price, paid in Steam Wallet funds. Cash market: the lowest price outside Steam. Spread: how far the Steam price sits above the cheapest listing. Listings: open listings on Steam plus the marketplaces. Steam sales: completed Steam Market sales in the window. Liquidity: SteamWebAPI's typical hours for an item to sell on Steam.

24h, 7d, 30d and 90d change compare the current cash-market price with SteamWebAPI's cash-market reference price for that window. Price history charts Steam Community Market sale prices. Where an item has no figure for a field, the page shows a dash rather than an estimate.

What we leave out

Prices are for the cheapest copy of an item. A low float, a rare pattern or valuable stickers can sell for much more. We do not show ratings or reviews, and nothing here is an offer to buy or sell.

Which pages exist

An item existing in the game does not get it a page. Pages are created where people search for them and where we have enough data to make the page useful; other items appear in tables on their weapon, case and collection pages. Wear, StatTrak™ and price-range pages exist only where searches for them differ from searches for the main skin.

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