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Stickers arrived in Dota 2 at The International 2022 and come out of capsules. You collect them in an album and apply them to chosen heroes, where they show up on the Versus and MVP screens. They do not affect a match and are not displayed during play, so this is a collecting mechanic rather than a cosmetic one.
Stickers come in four grades and the price between them differs by an order of magnitude. Plain ones start at ten cents: Ame Player Sticker TI 2024 at about $0.16 across 93 listings, dyrachyo Player Sticker TI 2024 at about $0.15. Gold and Glitter copies run far higher: Gold fy Player Sticker TI 2023 at about $21, Glitter Dove Talent Sticker TI 2022 at about $14, Gold Topson Player Sticker TI 2024 at about $8.59.
There are two types. Player stickers cover the pros: YATOROGOD Player Sticker TI 2022 at about $0.50 across 73 listings, Nightfall Player Sticker TI 2023 at about $0.12. Talent stickers cover casters and analysts: Gold Vasilisa Talent Sticker TI 2025 at about $0.27 across 148 listings, Gold Ephey Talent Sticker TI 2024 at about $7.70.
Grade: a gold copy of the same sticker costs tens of times what the plain one does.
Event year: the early releases, 2022 and 2023, run above the recent ones.
The name: champions and popular players clear out faster than the rest.
Listing depth: rare stickers have only a few copies, so their prices move.
Sign in through Steam, pick a sticker and pay by card or crypto. A bot sends the trade offer and the item appears in your inventory once you accept. The amount is visible right away, with no hidden fees.