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Arbitrage tool

CS2 arbitrage

Find the skins you can buy for less than other marketplaces price them: pick where you buy, set a coefficient for each marketplace you compare against, and get every one, the most traded first.

How it works

Three settings, one table.

Tell it where you buy and what you compare against, and it finds every skin you can buy for less.

  1. 1. Pick where you buyTick the marketplaces you buy on: their offers, their buy orders or both. An offer costs its cheapest listing, an order one cent over the best buy order.
  2. 2. Set a coefficient for each marketplaceFor every marketplace you compare against, set how far over your buy price it must be. 1.10 on Buff163 keeps only the skins Buff163 prices at least 10% over what you pay.
  3. 3. Set your price rangeKeep the purchase prices you trade in. The table shows each skin's cheapest way to buy, the most traded first.

Then

Found a skin? Let the robots trade it.

The robots keep your buy orders the highest and your offers the cheapest, inside the prices you set.

Robot for DMarket

Bought on DMarket? The robot keeps your target the highest and, once it fills, your offer the cheapest, around the clock and never past your limits.

Open the robot

Robot for market.csgo.com

Selling on Market.CSGO? The robot keeps your offer the cheapest and your buy order the highest, every second, never past your limits.

Open the robot

From the blog

Guides to read next

CS2 arbitrage: how to profit from price gaps between marketplaces

How CS2 skin arbitrage works, how to work out the real profit after fees and withdrawals, why most big gaps are not real, and how to find the ones that are.

Which CS2 skins are best to flip? How to pick them with real data

There is no magic list of CS2 skins to flip. Here is what makes one worth trading, with real DMarket numbers on spreads and sales, and how to filter for them.

Questions

CS2 arbitrage questions

Buying a skin where it is cheap and selling it where it costs more. Every marketplace has its own buyers and sellers, so the same skin has different prices at the same moment. The arbitrage tool finds the skins you can buy for less than the marketplaces you compare against.
How many times your buy price the other marketplace's price must be at least. With 1.05 on Buff163, a skin you buy for $100 shows only if Buff163 prices it at $105 or more. A marketplace that does not have the skin is skipped.
Buff163 is the biggest CS2 marketplace, so its price is the closest thing to a skin's real price. Buying under it means you are not paying a price only one marketplace asks.
An offer buys at once, at the cheapest listing. A buy order is cheaper, one cent over the best order, but you wait for a seller to fill it. Tick both and the table picks the cheaper one for each skin.
By how many of each skin sell on DMarket in 15 days, the most traded first, so the skins at the top are the ones you can sell again. Skins with no sales come last.
Yes: every result, for everyone, without signing in.
The Robot for DMarket and the Robot for market.csgo.com keep your buy orders the highest and your offers the cheapest, within the prices you set. You still choose what to trade; the arbitrage tool helps you choose.

Let the robot hold your place.

Find the skin here, and the robots keep your order and offer first until the trade is done.

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