Compare skin prices to buy and sell skins on the best markets

SkinSnipe is a website dedicated to comparing skin prices from all external CS2, Dota2, TF2 and Rust markets. At SkinSnipe, you will find the best deals on specific skins, as well as the markets that will bring you the most real money when selling your items. All prices are constantly updated to facilitate users' work.

Using SkinSnipe will save a lot of time wasted in navigating the countless pages of buying and selling skins. You simply have to apply the filters, search for the desired skin, and indicate if you are interested in buying or selling said skin for real money.

In buy mode, you will have the offers ordered by the cheapest price, so you can find bargains and buy them before they are sold to someone else. Furthermore, plenty charts and statistics will be available for you to analyze.

In sell mode, we will order the markets from the one that brings you the most net money. We calculate the rates of each market and use their latest sales prices to provide you with the best options.

In addition, using the filters, you can specify the payment methods you prefer (cards, bank transfer, PayPal...), your favorite markets, the minimum score on Trustpilot, and the bonuses to be applied. This way, you will automatically eliminate markets that do not suit your needs.

Why should you use external markets to buy and sell skins?

All skins in SkinSnipe belong to the Steam platform. As everyone knows, one of the limitations of the Steam Community Market is that it only allows you to buy and sell for money that cannot be transferred outside the platform. This means that once you deposit money, it will be added to Steam forever.

Thanks to third-party markets, this reality has changed. Such markets allow depositing and withdrawing money by trading skins. Since "real money" is worth more than "Steam money", item prices drop drastically allowing us to buy items at much more competitive prices. This price difference with the Steam market is usually around 70-80% of the total value. In other words, an item that would sell for $10 on Steam could go for an average of $7.5!

In addition to the difference in prices, another reason to use external markets is the number of payment methods that are offered. On Steam, you can only use credit cards and PayPal, while external markets offer numerous methods for both depositing and withdrawing. Among them we can highlight: credit cards, bank transfers, cryptocurrencies, PayPal, Skrill, Payoneer, Paysafecard...

Finally, it should be noted that, since the simple option of being able to withdraw money and make a profit opens many doors, most of the players who are fond of trading use these pages to publish their offers with the most exclusive and rare weapons. These markets often deal with collectors and big traders who will make amazing offers that would not be possible on the Steam market due to its limitations.