Updated Oct 25, 2026, 3:45 PM UTC
The real price of CS2 skins, fees included
17,871 skins compared across Skinport, CSFloat, DMarket, CS.Money, SkinBaron, Lis-Skins, Market.CSGO, Waxpeer, CS.TRADE, ShadowPay, Steam Market, Buff163 and YouPin898. We add the fees that sites show in the small print: you see what you really pay, and what you really get when you sell.
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Today's best deals
All dealsThe biggest price gaps between marketplaces for the same skin (above $3). The percentage is what you save on the cheapest site compared with the second cheapest. Skins sold at least 10 times a month and compared on 4 sites or more; Souvenir skins and Chinese sites (Buff163, YouPin898) left out. Lowest price, whatever the float.
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Glock-18 Catacombs $4.1512 sites
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CZ75-Auto Polymer $3.9213 sites
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StatTrak™ Dual Berettas Hydro Strike $4.0612 sites
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StatTrak™ Tec-9 Fuel Injector $8.6212 sites
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Tec-9 Re-Entry $5.0012 sites
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Glock-18 Green Line $7.1012 sites
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Gendarmerie Nationale Aspirant $7.0311 sites
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StatTrak™ UMP-45 Momentum $6.0012 sites
Market trends
The skins whose price rose or fell the most (median change across sites, to rule out a single site's error). Only regularly sold skins (at least 20 sales in 30 days), worth €2 or more and compared on 3 or more sites are included.
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Selling a skin?
Seller fees range from 2% to 15% depending on the site, and some charge a withdrawal fee on top. The calculator shows the net amount that lands in your account, site by site.
Why compare the total price rather than the listed price
On a skin marketplace, the listed price is almost never what you pay. Depending on the site, you have to add card payment fees, sometimes buyer fees, and on the seller side a commission ranging from 2% to 15%, plus withdrawal fees. Two sites listing the same skin at €30 can cost you €30 on one and nearly €31 on the other.
FragPrice does the maths for you. For each of the 17,871 skins we track, we collect the lowest price on Skinport, CSFloat, DMarket, CS.Money, SkinBaron, Lis-Skins, Market.CSGO, Waxpeer, CS.TRADE, ShadowPay, Steam Market, Buff163, YouPin898, add each site's known fees and rank the offers by total price. The cheapest is always on top, whether we earn a commission on it or not.
How we collect prices
- Every 6 hours, a bot queries the marketplaces' official interfaces (Skinport, CSFloat, DMarket, CS.Money, SkinBaron, Lis-Skins, Market.CSGO, Waxpeer, CS.TRADE, ShadowPay, Steam Market, Buff163, YouPin898). No unauthorised page scraping.
- Prices are converted between euros and dollars using the European Central Bank reference rate.
- Fees come from the sites' official pages and from comparisons that cite them. Every figure is dated on the Marketplace comparison page.
- If a site does not respond, we keep its last known price and show when it was collected: you always know how fresh the information is.
What this site does not do
We don't sell any skins and we don't hold any items. You buy and sell directly on the marketplaces, with their own account and their own guarantees. We list no gambling sites: no cases, no roulette, no betting. And we will never ask for your Steam API key or your login details.
Going further
Before buying or selling, read our guide to the 7-day trade protection and the one on skin scams. And if you want to cash out, the sell calculator tells you where you get the most.
Guides to buying and selling without getting ripped off
All guides- Buying your first CS2 skin without getting ripped offSet up your Steam account, fix a budget, choose the site and payment method, avoid the traps: the simple method for buying your first CS2 skin.
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