Price table
How to read the table The table shows what happens if you buy an item on the first venue and sell it on the second.Net — what is left after the second venue's fee. Steam adds 15% on top of the price, the others take the fee out of the price. Nobody charges the buyer a fee.
Profit — “net” minus the purchase price.
By default the sale is counted to a buy order on Steam: this is the best buy order, it pays at once. Buy orders are collected at night and may have changed by morning. If an item has no buy order or only one, the table has no row for it.
On Lis-Skins you can only buy. You can sell there only to the marketplace itself, and its buy-back price is unknown, so it cannot be chosen as the second venue.
A sale on Steam “by listing” is counted at a cautious price: the lower of the listing price and the median of sales, as for crafts.
By default the table holds only items from the site's crafts that have at least 3 sales a day on Steam. Both venues must have a reliable price: at least 3 listings and a gap from Steam of no more than 3 times. Otherwise there is no row.
The «What to show» filter opens the rest: all priced skins, cases and capsules (with souvenir packages), or everything at once. The rule is the same: a row exists only when both venues have a reliable price. Containers are the ones with at least 100 sales a day on Steam. They have no pattern and no float.
Knives and pattern items (Fade, Doppler, Tiger Tooth, Case Hardened, Crimson Web, Lore…) are marked “knife” or “pattern”. Their price depends on the pattern and float, some copies cost more, and the table shows the price of the cheapest one. Where the float of that listing is known (on Lis-Skins), it is written under the purchase price. Such items can be hidden with a checkbox in the filters.
Price age. Above the table you can see when the prices of both venues were taken. A row has a mark under the price if the price of this item is older than 12 hours (yellow) or older than 1 day (red). Each row has its own age: prices of busy items are collected more often. If the time of a price is unknown, it says so, and such a price is not counted as fresh. The «different time» mark means the prices of the two venues were taken more than 6 hours apart: one of them may have changed since.
Selling on a venue (not Steam) — this is the price of someone else's cheapest lot, not of a deal: you will not sell at once and most likely for less. CS.Money prices come from a third-party file that is updated once a day and has no lot counts.
Below the table it says how many items did not get into it and why.
Buy on
Sell on
The Steam balance cannot be withdrawn to a card
If one of the venues is Steam, the profit stays on the Steam balance.
Filters
By default: sell to a buy order on Steam (paid at once), the busiest first, sales per day from 5, profit from 0 to 50% (more almost always means a wrong price). All these conditions can be removed in the filters. Venue prices are taken at the cheapest listing without regard to float: a listing with a good float costs more. The profit does not include the withdrawal fee or the 7-day trade hold.
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