A quick look at how the service works and what you pay for.
What is this service?
We compare prices of the same items (CS2, Dota 2, Rust, TF2) across dozens of marketplaces (Steam, Skinport, DMarket and more) and show where to buy cheaper and sell higher — accounting for fees, withdrawal and holds. You see net profit for every pair.
How is “net” calculated?
Net profit = sell price × (1 − sell fee) − withdrawal fee − buy price × (1 + buy fee). Marketplace fees are set on the site; on PRO you can set your own rates for your wallet/region (Account → My fees) — then the table computes profit specifically for you.
Is this passive income?
No. We provide data and math — you make the trade yourself. Prices move, some items carry a 7-day Steam hold and withdrawal limits. Treat it as a tool, not a “money button”.
What does Parser PRO give?
Without a subscription you only see deals on cheap items (under the limit). PRO unlocks full arbitrage, including expensive items, plus custom fees. See the
Pricing page for plan details.
How do I pay?
With crypto (Cryptomus) or via FreeKassa (card / SBP / crypto). You can also top up your balance with CS2 skins and pay for the subscription from balance. Access opens automatically once payment is confirmed.
“Cashable” and “hold” — what are these?
“Cashable” means marketplace money can be withdrawn to real funds (Skinport, DMarket). Steam balance can't be cashed out — it's only spendable inside Steam. A “hold” means Steam locks the item for up to 7 days after purchase, so you can't sell it immediately. These flags are shown on every deal.
Where do prices come from and how fresh are they?
Prices are gathered by our own collectors from the marketplaces. Stale quotes are excluded (there's a freshness threshold). Still, verify the price on the marketplace before trading — the market is live.
How do I sign in? Do I need a password?
Sign in through Steam (the “Sign in through Steam” button): no separate site password. Auth uses the Steam OpenID protocol — we never see or store your Steam password, only your public profile (nickname, avatar, SteamID). Confirmation happens on Steam's side.
How does the referral program work?
Your account page has a personal invite link (Account → “Invite”). A friend opens it and signs in through Steam — and both of you get a balance bonus. The bonus is granted once per new user. The invite and earnings counters are visible in your account.
Are there promo codes?
Yes. A “Promo code” field appears at subscription checkout and when paying from balance. A code gives a percentage or fixed discount — the final price is recalculated before payment. Codes may have an expiry, a usage limit and a “once per user” restriction.
What are saved filters and alerts?
Once you've tuned the table filters, you can save that view (the “Save filter” button). Saved filters live in “My alerts” — apply them in one click, toggle or delete them. When collection finds a deal matching an active filter, the site creates a notification — it lands in the bell 🔔 in the header, and with the Telegram bot linked, also as a Telegram push.
What's the Telegram bot?
@OmniSkin_bot is a sniper bot: it catches fresh listings matching your filters and sends them to Telegram with an inspect link and a hidden-value estimate (stickers, low float). Link your account with a code from your account page. Deal pushes and advanced bot features are part of the Sniper PRO plan.
What is the Auto-Trader?
A Windows desktop app that places Steam Market orders by OmniSkin signals — arbitrage, sniper and CSFloat are included in the plan.
In development — coming soon. Planned: $15/mo with a −35% intro discount for the first month; after payment your license key and download link will appear in your account. Status on the
Pricing page.
What is a Steam flip?
Reselling inside Steam itself: you place a buy order at the bottom of the order book and, once filled, sell the item at the top — the difference minus the Steam fee is your profit. Money stays in your Steam balance (it can't be cashed out), but you don't need starting funds on third-party marketplaces. In the table these are “Steam (order) → Steam” pairs, selectable via the marketplace filter.
Watchlist and price chart — how do I use them?
The star ☆ next to an item adds it to your watchlist (a separate list page). The 📈 button opens a per-marketplace price history chart, and clicking a price cell shows all of the item's prices across marketplaces at once — handy for comparing where it's cheaper.
Why set a region?
In your account you can pick a region (Ukraine / Russia / Europe / Other). The Steam fee rate depends on region, so the net calculation for Steam deals becomes more accurate for you specifically.
What is the demo mode without signing in?
The home page without login shows all live deals for items under $3 — filters and live updates fully work. The most profitable deals are hidden and shown as a blurred teaser. Signing in with Steam is free and unlocks the full free tier;
Parser PRO removes the price cap.
How does the skin deposit work?
On the
Deposit page you send the bot a trade with CS2 skins — the amount per the service's valuation (shown before you confirm) is credited to your internal balance, which pays for any subscription. The exchange is voluntary and final once completed; the balance is not withdrawable.
Can I get a refund for a subscription?
A subscription is a digital service activated instantly, so payments for an activated period are generally non-refundable. Exception — a technical error (double charge, access not enabled): message
support and we'll fix it or refund. Details in the
terms.