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CS2 Marketplace Fee Comparison Calculator

Enter one gross sale price to see how our fee assumptions change the remainder. Holding the price constant isolates fees; actual offers, payout eligibility and the money that reaches your account are separate questions.

A range shows the minimum and maximum rates, not probabilities. Withdrawal, conversion and recipient costs are not automatically added. If a fixed charge is unknown, the displayed calculation still treats it as zero; read that as incomplete, not free.

Fee-only remainders at the same gross price

Percentage and fixed-charge scenarios at one sale price
OperatorPercentageFixed chargeRemainderInterpretation and missing costsOperator link
DMarket
2% typical$0.00$90.00 - $98.002–10% sale scenario. The 2 March 2026 operator page describes liquidity-dependent CS2 sale rates; a trade has a separate rate.Check DMarket’s current quote
Skinport
8% standard$0.00$92.00Standard 8% scenario. The 18 July 2025 announcement also gives items over €1,000 a 6% tier and private sales 2%; this row keeps 8%.Check Skinport’s listing terms
CSFloat
2% typical$0.00$95.00 - $98.002–5% scenario. A 2021 announcement separates sale and withdrawal charges.Compare exact items on CSFloat
Tradeit
5-20% instant sell$0.00$80.00 - $95.005–20% Instant Sell scenario. Tradeit's 2 August 2026 guide says only Revenue balance is withdrawable and describes payout processing costs.Price a Tradeit basket
Waxpeer
6%$0.00$94.00Estimated 6% seller fee.Check Waxpeer’s order terms
Market.CSGO
5% estimate$0.00$95.00Estimated 5% seller fee; payout costs are separate.Inspect a Market.CSGO listing
Buff163
1.5%$0.00$98.50Estimated 1.5% seller fee.Check BUFF163 availability
Equal gross sales pass through different fee deductions to illustrate net-proceeds comparison.
Skin-sale scenarios and fee deductions illustrate a comparison of net proceeds.
Follow the sale to net proceeds
Example: a $100 sale minus a 5% seller fee leaves $95; a $2 payout charge leaves $93 before any conversion.

What this comparison can decide

It answers a narrow question: if the same item sold for the entered gross price under each fee scenario, how much remains after those charges? The calculation is gross minus gross × fee% / 100 minus the fixed charge, with negative remainders displayed as zero.

Example: at $100, 2% leaves $98 and 8% leaves $92. The $6 difference isolates the sale percentage; finding a buyer, your applicable rate and withdrawal costs are separate questions. Marketplaces without a selling percentage in our data are left out of the table.

Different offers can reverse the result

Example: A pays $100 with a 2% selling charge, leaving $98; B pays $108 with an 8% charge, leaving $99.36. B wins by $1.36 in this example despite the higher commission. This page cannot enter a different price for each row, so calculate these real-price cases separately.

Now suppose B also charges 2% of the remaining balance for withdrawal. $99.36 × 0.98 = $97.37 after rounding, before any other costs. A is higher again if A has no further costs in this example. Do not choose a platform from the largest fee-only number. Compare a confirmed route to the same spendable destination.

Replace an assumption with evidence before selling

The fee data carries its 30 May 2026 review date; this text was edited on 10 October 2026. The calculator applies these percentages to the price you enter.

  1. Inspect the exact item, including attributes a base quote might miss. Record whether the price is an ask, bid, completed sale or available immediate quote.
  2. Check the applicable fee tier and all cashout stages in the official account. Resolve country, identity, destination and minimum requirements before transferring.
  3. Calculate percentage bases in order. Unknown charges remain missing; a displayed $0 for an absent fixed charge does not close that gap.
  4. Compare realistic prices for the quantity you intend to sell. A single high bid is not demand for ten copies.
  5. Save the quote, costs and order details. Track sale, balance release and actual receipt separately.

Primary documents and limits

  • Skinport: seller fee changes

    Operator announcement, 18 July 2025: standard 8%, eligible high-value 6%, private 2%; check which tier applies to your sale.

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  • DMarket: selling and trade fees

    Updated 2 March 2026: usual CS2 selling range 2–10%, separate trade rate; checkout determines your item fee.

    Published/updated: . Read: .

  • CSFloat: historical sale and withdrawal schedule

    22 August 2021 announcement separating selling and withdrawal charges.

    Published/updated: . Read: .

  • Tradeit: withdrawable balances

    2 August 2026: only Revenue can be withdrawn; Trade and Store Balance differ; methods and waiting stages require account confirmation.

    Published/updated: . Read: .

  • Swap.gg: how item valuations are set

    Operator describes sales volume, popularity and recent sales; complete pricing algorithm is not published.

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