About OmniSkin

OmniSkin is an independent ecosystem of tools for people who trade and invest in in-game skins for CS2, Dota 2, Rust and TF2.

What we do

We aggregate publicly available prices of the same items across Steam and dozens of third-party marketplaces (Skinport, DMarket, Buff163, CSFloat and more), then turn that raw data into practical answers: where an item is cheapest, what your net profit would be after fees, withdrawal and holds, which listings are underpriced for their float, pattern or stickers, and what an inventory or a portfolio is really worth. We are an information and analytics service — not a marketplace, broker or exchange, and we never hold or trade your items.

Our tools

• Arbitrage table — compare skin prices across every marketplace and see net profit.
• Sniper — find underpriced listings by hidden value (float, pattern, stickers).
• OmniSkin Wiki — a price database and free tools (inventory value, float checker, blue gem).
• OmniSkin Folio — track your skin portfolio value and profit/loss over time.

Who we are

OmniSkin is built and operated by the OmniSkin team — skin traders who wanted the tools we could never find in one place. That background is why the numbers here account for the details that actually matter to a trade: Steam's ~13–15% sale fee, marketplace fees, the 7-day hold, and item-level factors like float, paint seed and Fade percent. The Service is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Valve Corporation or Steam.

Data and freshness

Prices are collected from public marketplace endpoints and refreshed continuously throughout the day. Market data can still change or go stale between updates, so always confirm the live quote on the marketplace before you trade.