Why does a gamer need information on how to find out the cost of inventory in CS GO. There are a lot of answer options: buy an account, sell it, ask the price, put up your own, or once again envy the top players who have the means to buy and craft new cool skins.
Motivation — The tenth thing is that the process itself is much more important. And we can help with this, since the procedure is completely legal, free, and does not require any personal data except public links to the profile.
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Steam Tools
The first resource in line, which only the lazy don’t talk about — Steam Tools. By the way, this is an official Valve development that automatically links your inventory to the current cost of skins on the trading platform, and then puts price tags on each item in the warehouse. The software looks like this:
Nothing complicated, but a fairly functional resource for those in the know. Here you need to go to the Item Value Sorter tab by clicking the Check it Out pop-up button. After that, you will go to the main field with all the key modern games that have skins or unique items.
In the SteamID field (at the top), insert a link with the public (this is important) profile of your account and confirm the action. Well, don’t forget to choose CS GO.
To find out the cost of Steam inventory, you need to do several steps:
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Copy your Steam profile link and paste it into any SteamID aggregator if you don’t want to catch your link in the browser code. Services like steamid.io or steamfinder.com are suitable.
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Insert the link into the field and click on “generate” to get 3 types of ID, where we are interested in the regular one (not ID3 or ID64);
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And paste this set of characters into steam.tools.
The service will show the total number of items in the inventory, their current value according to the market, rarity and other points.
Here it is clearly shown that your inventory is valued at 294 rubles, and the price tag of each skin is noted. Now the site design has been slightly updated, but this does not change the general essence.
CSGOpedia
Another alternative — CSGOpedia platform, which is even better in some ways. At a minimum, it shows the status of the account relative to its trading capabilities:
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VAC-ban;
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Trade ban;
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Ban in the Steam community.
A very convenient thing if you want to be confident in the account you are purchasing and its seller in particular. It all looks like this:
The left column shows the total cost for each category and in general, the right — number of items. Well, below is the account owner’s loyalty statistics. In this case, everything is clean and without incident.
Inventory looks like this:
One minus — The cost of inventory in CS GO is not shown in full. You need to wait and periodically refresh the page so that the prices are loaded and the In Progress inscription disappears.
CSGObackpack
The third and last service in line, showing the full cost of game values in real currency. Unlike previous sites, this one also takes into account the growth/decline of certain products, shows a list of friends and even allows you to look at their inventory. Here, for example, is our experimental subject with the long-suffering Bison.
And here is his comrade “Young Corn”. Just click not on the nickname, but on the total cost of the account (highlighted in orange). Otherwise, you will be sent to the official Steam page, where it will be problematic to find out the cost of CS GO inventory.
Find out the cost using Google Chrome
If you use a browser from Google, then you probably have long discovered the power of built-in and third-party extensions that significantly improve the functionality of Chrome.
One of these was written for Steam, and this is an official product that is completely safe for your account. It's called Steam Inventory Helper.
When enabled, a number of additional filters appear to track inventory status.
You can sort items by price, find out the exact Float of each skin, find out the total cost of inventory and more. And to make it easier to navigate current prices — scroll down the page and you will see a price filter that is generated from the most popular trading platforms, including the official one.
Why do you need it — This is another question, but this functionality is provided, which is very convenient.
Dry residue
Know the cost of the account as a whole — only half the battle. Aggregators and services from which prices are parsed show bare statistics, not taking into account rare collectible skins, certain Float and other subtleties that can greatly inflate the final price tag.
Such aggregators are more interesting for self-education or curiosity. I wanted to know how cool a friend/streamer/blogger/PRO player is — I copied his SteamID and sit and look at the goodies.
Second use case — purchasing a ready-made account in which they offer you top-end equipment for pennies. You realize that the gloves alone cost 2 times more than the entire account, and something is wrong here. It is with the help of such platforms that justice triumphs.
