CS2 price sources

Skinport's full catalogue, refreshed every few minutes and normalized to Steam market_hash_name keys.

CSFloat listings for the most liquid CS2 items. Collection is currently paused.

DMarket offers aggregated to one lowest ask per item, with DMarket's recommended price as a reference.

Bitskins shut down permanently in August 2026. Skintick no longer prices it; the historical data remains queryable.

Waxpeer's full aggregate price list with listing counts and Steam reference prices.

Tradeit's instant-trade bot inventory. Prices run above P2P spot — Skintick labels the market type so you can treat them correctly.

Loot.farm's public full-price feed, filtered to items actually in stock.

White.market's full catalogue — one of the broadest single-source catalogues Skintick tracks.

Skins.com market overview pricing with the site's own market-price reference preserved.

The market.csgo.com USD price feed — broad Eastern-European coverage most aggregators skip.

Lis-Skins' full catalogue, aggregated from hundreds of thousands of listings to a lowest ask per item.

Skinout's whole-market feed aggregated to a lowest ask per item.

Skinswap's full stock — cash buy prices plus trade-credit values, refreshed every few minutes.

SkinBaron's EU order book. Coverage is currently paused and returns shortly.

Buff163 — the largest Chinese CS2 marketplace, and the reference price for the CN side of the market.

Youpin898 — China's second-largest CS2 marketplace, with deep books on mid- and high-tier items.

C5Game — the third major Chinese CS2 marketplace, useful as a cross-check on CN pricing.

Haloskins — an international marketplace bridging Chinese and western liquidity.

Valve's own marketplace — the reference price everything else is quoted against, and consistently the most expensive place to buy.