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freeAPI
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
Best for: Buying or selling float-specific items
Category · 2 tools
Float Checking
Tools that take a Steam inspect link and return the asset's float value, paint seed, paint index, and sticker wear values — the data Steam doesn't expose on its own market pages.
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Paste a Steam inspect link, get float + seed instantly.
Best for: Quick one-off float lookups
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CSFloat
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
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Skinport
EU-based marketplace with a clean public API.
VS
Both are top-tier CS2 marketplaces, but they answer different questions. CSFloat optimises for float-conscious P2P trades at the lowest published seller fee in the market. Skinport optimises for EU sellers who want clean SEPA cash-out at scale. The right pick is mostly about where you live and what you're selling.
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CSFloat
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
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Buff163
Largest CS2 marketplace by volume — Chinese, but trade-friendly.
VS
Buff163 is the global volume leader for CS2 — its prices set the floor most third-party tools reference. CSFloat is the largest English-speaking P2P marketplace with the lowest published seller fee. The choice depends on whether you can stomach Buff's region and UI friction for the access to volume.
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CSFloat
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
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DMarket
Marketplace with public read API and HMAC-authed write API.
VS
CSFloat is the largest float-conscious P2P CS2 marketplace; DMarket is a smaller marketplace with the most complete public API in the space. The real question isn't which is better — it's whether you're a trader who wants to sell skins, or a builder who wants to read and write listings programmatically.
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CSFloat
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
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CS.Money
Skin-for-skin swap marketplace — upgrade or downgrade without leaving Steam.
VS
CSFloat is a P2P marketplace — you list, a buyer takes, you get paid in cash. CS.Money is a swap-style trader — you give them skins, they give you skins (or balance). Both end with you in a different position than you started, but the path and the outputs are very different.
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Marketplaces
CSFloat
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
Marketplaces
Skinport
EU-based marketplace with a clean public API.
VS
These are the three CS2 marketplaces most serious traders end up using together. CSFloat for English-speaking float-conscious P2P trades, Skinport for clean EU cash-out, Buff163 for the deepest global liquidity. Picking one means picking your trade-off — most people end up rotating between two of the three depending on what they're selling.
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CSFloat
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
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CS.Money
Skin-for-skin swap marketplace — upgrade or downgrade without leaving Steam.
VS
Three very different paths to "I don't want this skin anymore". CSFloat is a P2P marketplace — list, wait, get cash. CS.Money swaps skin-for-skin instantly from their inventory. SkinSwap gives you site balance instantly that you withdraw to crypto or fiat. Different workflows, different take-home rates, different speeds.
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CSFloat
Float-aware marketplace plus a public inspect API.
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SkinSwap
Instant-trade marketplace — sell skins for site balance, cash, or crypto.
VS
Three completely different routes to 'I want out of this skin'. CSFloat is the lowest-fee P2P marketplace — you wait for a buyer, you get cash. SkinSwap quotes an instant sell price upfront and pays site balance. CS.Money swaps your skin for another from their inventory, no waiting. Each trades off speed, take-home rate, and what you receive at the end.
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