Steam Account Value Calculator
Every game on your Steam account at today's US store price, plus what your CS2, Rust, TF2 and Dota 2 items are worth, in one total. Paste a profile link and see the breakdown.
Your profile, Game details and inventory must be public. We only read them; nothing is stored.
How to use it
- Make your Steam profile, Game details and inventory public.
- Paste your profile link, Steam ID or custom URL name and press Check.
- Read the total: games at today's prices plus your CS2 inventory.
- Add your Rust, TF2 or Dota 2 inventory with one click each.
- Copy the page link to share the result.
What the total includes
| Part | Counted at | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Games | Today's US store price (regular price shown too) | Steam Web API game list, Steam Store prices |
| CS2 items | Median of the deepest skin marketplaces | Our marketplace prices, refreshed daily |
| Rust, TF2, Dota 2 items | Steam Market lowest listing | Steam Community Market, live |
| Not counted | DLC, Steam Families shared games, Steam Wallet balance, other games' items, and what you actually paid | |
Store price is what a game costs to buy today. It isn't what you paid, and it isn't money you can get back: games can't be resold, and Steam's Subscriber Agreement doesn't allow selling the account. The items are the part with a resale value: see them item by item in the Steam inventory value checker, work out Steam's cut with the Steam fee calculator, or sell or trade these skins for cash.
Sources: Steam Web API (IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames), Steam Store app prices (US), Steam Community Market prices, Steam Subscriber Agreement section 1.C.
FAQ
- How do I check how much my Steam account is worth?
- Paste your Steam profile link, Steam ID or custom URL name above. Your profile and its Game details must be public (Steam: Edit Profile, Privacy Settings). We add up your games at today's US store prices and your CS2 inventory, and you can add Rust, TF2 and Dota 2 inventories with one click.
- Is my Steam account value what I spent?
- No. It's what your games would cost to buy today at store prices. Most people pay less, through sales, bundles, gifts and keys bought elsewhere, and free games count as $0. We show both today's price (lower during a sale) and the regular price.
- Can I sell my Steam account?
- Not under Steam's rules. The Steam Subscriber Agreement (section 1.C) says you may not sell or charge others for the right to use your account. The items in your inventory are different: those you can sell on the Steam Market or trade.
- Why are my games not showing?
- Steam only shares the game list when your Game details are public, even if the profile itself is public. Set Game details to Public in your privacy settings and check again. Games shared with you through Steam Families aren't in your own list.
- Does it include DLC and items?
- Items yes: your CS2 inventory is added automatically and Rust, TF2 and Dota 2 on request. DLC no: Steam's game list doesn't include DLC, so the total leaves it out.