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CS2 inventory value calculator

Paste a Steam profile, SteamID64 or trade URL. Import the public inventory, choose a market price source and see the total value, item breakdown and portfolio history.

Example: 76561198012345678 or steamcommunity.com/id/yourname. Steam sign-in is used for identity only.

35+ markets
compared on csfolder
7 sources
available for portfolio valuation
No trade access
public inventory data only

What is a CS2 inventory value calculator?

A CS2 inventory value calculator adds up the current market value of every tradable Counter-Strike 2 item in a Steam inventory. Instead of checking skins, knives, gloves, stickers and cases one by one, csfolder imports the public item list and matches it to current market data. You choose a valuation source such as Steam, Buff163, CSFloat, Skinport, YouPin898, Market.CSGO or LIS-SKINS. The result shows the total inventory worth and an item-level breakdown. If you record purchase prices, the same portfolio also shows cost basis and profit or loss over time. The estimate is based on listed market prices, not a guaranteed cash-out amount, and rare patterns or applied stickers can trade above the base item price.

How to check your Steam inventory value

  1. 01

    Enter the Steam account

    Paste a SteamID64, profile URL, vanity name or trade URL. The inventory must be public so Steam can return the item list.

  2. 02

    Import the inventory

    Sign in with Steam and review the matched items. csfolder cannot move, list or trade anything in your account.

  3. 03

    Choose a price source

    Value the portfolio with Steam, Buff163, CSFloat, Skinport, YouPin898, Market.CSGO or LIS-SKINS and switch sources later.

  4. 04

    Track value and P&L

    Save the portfolio to follow its value history. Add purchase prices to calculate cost basis and profit or loss.

How csfolder calculates inventory worth

The calculation is transparent: matched item price multiplied by quantity, summed across the imported inventory.

Inventory input
Public Steam inventory names and quantities. Private inventories cannot be read.
Price input
The current ask from the valuation marketplace you select. Item pages can compare offers across 35+ markets.
Not included
A guaranteed sale price, marketplace fees, custom sticker overpay or pattern premiums that are not present in the base market quote.
Refresh
Market data updates throughout the day. Portfolio history keeps dated snapshots so changes are visible over time.

Steam value vs cash-market value

QuestionSteam pricecsfolder portfolio
Where the price comes fromSteam Community MarketSelectable Steam or cash marketplace
What the balance meansSteam Wallet balanceEstimated market value at the chosen source
Portfolio historyNot providedValue chart, cost basis and P&L
Marketplace comparisonSteam onlyItem offers across 35+ markets

CS2 inventory value FAQ

Is the CS2 inventory value calculator free?
Yes. Importing a public Steam inventory, choosing a valuation source and tracking the portfolio are free on csfolder.
Can csfolder check a private Steam inventory?
No. Steam must expose the inventory publicly during the import. You can change the privacy setting back after the inventory has been imported.
Does csfolder need my Steam password or API key?
No. Steam OpenID handles sign-in and returns only your public identity. csfolder never asks for a Steam password, API key, trade confirmation or permission to move items.
Why is cash value different from Steam inventory value?
Steam prices represent Steam Wallet value. Cash marketplaces can price the same item differently because fees, buyer demand and withdrawal options differ. Select the source that matches how you value the inventory.
Are stickers, float and rare patterns included?
The base item and exterior are matched. A rare float, pattern index or expensive applied stickers can add collector value that a standard market quote does not capture, so treat the result as an estimate.

See what your CS2 inventory is worth

Import the public inventory, choose the market that matters to you and keep the valuation as a portfolio.