The signal guide
Compare the same CS2 skin across verified buy and resale markets. Check fees, demand and trade locks before buying.
Prices are matched by game and market item name, including exterior and StatTrak or Souvenir where applicable. An ordinary market price is not an appraisal of rare patterns, floats or stickers. Inspect those details on the marketplace before buying.
The member feed refreshes every minute while the page is visible. Expired signals leave that feed; a repeated scan can update an existing card. The homepage is a separate selection refreshed every 30 minutes. Always check current price and availability on the marketplace before buying.
All-in cost is the buy price plus your saved funding costs for that buy market. Estimated net gain is the exit proceeds after the relevant exit costs, minus that all-in cost. Cash routes use the destination marketplace’s own seller and withdrawal costs. When an exact withdrawal cost is unavailable, SkinRadar subtracts a disclosed conservative estimate instead of assuming zero. Steam’s fee model is used only when Steam Wallet is the exit.
Each signal names its exact buy market and exit market. Steam proceeds are wallet balance, not withdrawable cash; cash routes compare every integrated marketplace in both directions. Live item names enter a persistent rotating catalog, so new items are added automatically and older items are revisited in batches. A listed asking price does not guarantee a sale.
Trading volume, lock time and price freshness matter alongside the estimated return. Quality scores help compare signals; they are not a percentage chance of profit. Low-volume items may take longer to sell or require a lower asking price.
Save separate cash and wallet limits for net gain, ROI, volume, quality and lock time. The website applies your funding costs before checking these limits. Sorting changes the order of matching signals; it does not remove your saved filters.
