Cross-Market Price Comparison
Find listings priced cheap on one platform and resell where demand is higher.
| Item | Liquidity | Listings | Buy | Sell | Profit | ROI | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CS2 Cross-Market Price Comparison
Skinstrack compares CS2 skin prices across more than 30 marketplaces in nearly real time. The comparison table shows every item where buying on one platform and selling on another yields a positive return, sorted by net ROI after seller fees. This lets you identify arbitrage opportunities without manually checking each marketplace.
Each row shows the buy-side marketplace and price, the sell-side marketplace and price, the estimated gross profit, and the net profit after the destination platform's seller fee. When a marketplace fee is not confirmed in our data, the net column shows a tilde prefix to indicate the value is approximate.
Use the "From" filter to lock the buy side to a specific marketplace, or leave it on "Cheapest available" to always compare from the lowest listed price across all platforms. Use the "To" pills to restrict which sell-side markets appear in results - useful if you only have accounts on certain platforms.
The blacklist input lets you exclude items by name substring. Entering "stattrak" removes all StatTrak items, "doppler" removes Doppler variants, and "case" removes container items from results. Multiple terms are separated by commas and matched case-insensitively.
Results update automatically every 60 seconds. The liquidity score reflects how actively traded each item is, and the listings count shows how many units are available on the source marketplace. Filtering by minimum liquidity and minimum quantity helps ensure opportunities are actionable rather than theoretical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CS2 cross-market arbitrage?
Cross-market arbitrage means buying a CS2 skin on one marketplace at a lower price and reselling it on another where demand or pricing is higher. Price differences arise from regional buyer pools, different fee structures, currency conversion, and varying platform liquidity. This tool scans all supported markets simultaneously and surfaces the most profitable pairs.
What is the difference between gross ROI and net ROI?
Gross ROI is calculated as (sell price - buy price) / buy price, without accounting for any fees. Net ROI subtracts the sell-side marketplace seller fee from the sell price before computing the return. Net ROI is the more realistic estimate of your actual profit margin, but when we do not have confirmed fee data for a market, the net column shows an approximation marked with a tilde.
How does the "Cheapest available" option work?
When "Cheapest available" is selected as the buy source, the comparison uses the lowest listed price across all tracked marketplaces for each item. This gives the best-case buy price for every item, which is useful for finding the maximum possible profit margin regardless of which platform has the cheapest listing.
How do I use the blacklist filter?
Enter comma-separated substrings in the blacklist field. Any item whose name contains any of those substrings (case-insensitive) will be removed from results. For example, "stattrak, doppler, case" removes all StatTrak items, Doppler variants, and case items simultaneously.
Why are some rows blurred or locked?
Knife skins, glove skins, and Covert-rarity items are only visible to logged-in users. Logging in or creating a free account unlocks the full comparison table including premium items, which often have the largest absolute profit margins due to their higher prices.
What does the liquidity score mean?
Liquidity reflects how actively an item trades on the market. A higher score means more frequent transactions, tighter bid-ask spreads, and faster sell times. Filtering by minimum liquidity focuses results on items that are likely to sell quickly once listed, reducing the risk of capital being tied up in slow-moving inventory.
How often is the price data updated?
The comparison snapshot is rebuilt every 60 seconds, and the page polls for new data on the same interval. Price entries older than 24 hours are automatically excluded from comparison calculations to avoid stale spreads from inactive listings. The "Updated" timestamp below the page title shows when the current results were last fetched.