Buff.163 API

Call our unified endpoint GET https://api.skinstrack.com/v2/paid/items?providers=buff163 with an X-API-KEY header. The response is JSON and includes the lowest price, listing count, and a fresh timestamp for every Buff.163 listing we track. The same endpoint also returns Steam Community Market, CSFloat, Buff163, Skinport, DMarket, and 28+ other marketplaces if you add them to the providers parameter. Sign up on /api-pricing to receive your API key.

No. Skinstrack is a multi-marketplace CS2 price API that covers 34+ providers - Buff.163 is just one of them. The same /paid/items and /paid/stickers endpoints return normalized prices from Steam Community Market, CSFloat, Buff163, Skinport, DMarket, BitSkins, Skinbaron, Tradeit.gg, GamerPay, and many more, all in a single schema. You can query one provider, a custom basket, or every marketplace at once by changing the providers parameter.

Stickers are exposed on a dedicated endpoint: GET https://api.skinstrack.com/v2/paid/stickers?providers=buff163. The response shape mirrors /paid/items so the same client code works for both, and we currently track 9,432 Buff.163 stickers. You can also combine providers, e.g. providers=buff163,steam,csfloat, to compare sticker prices across multiple marketplaces in one call.

Skinstrack re-fetches Buff.163 listings every 15 minutes - both skins and stickers. Each item in the response carries an updated_at timestamp so you always know how fresh the data is.

We currently index 16,784 Buff.163 skins and 9,432 stickers, including knives, gloves, and rare collection items. Coverage grows automatically as new Buff.163 listings appear. Buff.163 is one of 34+ CS2 marketplaces covered by the same API.

The Free plan only covers 50 Steam Community Market requests - it does not include Buff.163. Access to Buff.163 prices requires a paid plan, which also unlocks the other 33+ marketplaces in the same API (Steam, CSFloat, Buff163, Skinport, DMarket, and more), higher rate limits, more inventory slots, and priority support. See full pricing at /api-pricing.

Buff.163 does not publish an official public price API and scraping their site risks rate limits, IP bans, and brittle parsers. Skinstrack normalizes Buff.163 prices alongside 33+ other marketplaces (Steam, CSFloat, Buff163, Skinport, DMarket, BitSkins, and more) in one schema, handles refresh and retries, and exposes everything as clean REST/JSON. One API key replaces 34+ separate scrapers.

Yes - this is the core use case Skinstrack is built for. Pass multiple providers in a single call, e.g. providers=buff163,csfloat,steam,buff163,skinport, to receive normalized prices for the same market_hash_name across every platform in one response. The same works on /paid/stickers. Ideal for cross-marketplace arbitrage bots, inventory valuation, and price comparison UIs.

Yes. The /paid/items and /paid/stickers endpoints both accept optional avg=true and median=true flags that return 7d, 14d, 30d, 60d, and 90d averages and medians per item, for Buff.163 and every other supported marketplace.