SkinsMaster bids on skins when the numbers work, lists and reprices what you win, and tracks every item from purchase to payout. One app, every Steam account you run.
Free plan runs on simulated bids. No card needed.
Trading skins by hand means refreshing auctions, checking prices on other sites and doing fee maths in a spreadsheet. SkinsMaster does the watching and the arithmetic, and leaves the decisions that matter to you.
SkinsMaster watches CSGOEmpire auctions as they happen and prices each item against where you'll actually sell it. It bids when the margin clears your target after fees, and walks away when it doesn't.
A bot that isn't bidding looks the same as a bot that's broken. SkinsMaster shows you the other side of the decision: every auction it looked at, what it would have paid, and the reason it walked away, whether that was thin sales history, a price sliding, or a margin a point short.
The profit target is one number. Everything else about what the bot will touch is yours to set: a price range to stay inside, names it must never buy, a list it may only buy from, how many copies of one skin to hold, and how liquid an item has to be before its price is trusted.
List items from your inventory in a few clicks. SkinsMaster keeps them competitive on MarketCSGO and DMarket, and never goes below the floor set by what you paid.
The Skin Ledger records what you paid, counts down each trade hold, and shows real profit once fees are taken off. You see what's working without opening a spreadsheet.
Switch between accounts without logging in and out. Each one keeps its own inventory, listings, keys and results, and each can buy or sell on its own.
CS2 storage units hide their contents behind one item at a time. SkinsMaster connects to CS2 for you, lists every unit with its items and what they're worth, and moves as many as you tick in one go, with no password or Steam Guard code to enter.
Knives and gloves move differently to everyday skins, so they get their own bidding page rather than being squeezed into the same rules. It watches CSGOEmpire's highest-value auctions, prices each one against CSFloat, MarketCSGO and DMarket side by side, and lets you bid, rebid when you're outbid, and stop whenever you choose.
No scripts to install and no servers to rent. SkinsMaster runs on your own PC, and your bots trade while the app is open.
Scan a QR code with the Steam app on your phone. SkinsMaster never sees your Steam password.
Paste the API keys for the marketplaces you use. They're encrypted before they're stored.
Choose the profit you want, press Start, and follow every bid, sale and payout as it happens.
Each plan adds what the one below it doesn't have: more Steam accounts, more marketplaces to reprice on, finer control over what the bot buys, and a bigger weekly budget. Pay for a month, or for a year at 10% off -- and nothing renews without you.
Buy a paid plan on your account page. The Free plan needs no card, and nothing renews automatically.
No. Skin prices move, and Steam's trade hold means you can't sell an item for several days after you buy it. SkinsMaster only bids when an item clears your target at today's prices, and the Skin Ledger shows your real results, so you always know where you stand.
SkinsMaster buys on CSGOEmpire and sells on MarketCSGO and DMarket. You need an account and an API key for each marketplace you want to use.
Bidding pauses until the limit resets on Monday at 09:00 South African time. Anything you're already selling keeps selling.
Sign in on your account page, pick a plan and pay by card, Ozow instant EFT, Apple Pay or crypto. The plan starts as soon as the payment clears and the app picks it up by itself. Nothing renews automatically: when a plan ends you're back on Free until you buy again.
One on Free, two on Pro, three on Elite, five on Expert and as many as you like on Overlord. Each account keeps its own inventory, listings, keys and bots, and the bigger plans add one combined profit figure across all of them.
On Free, the profit target. From Pro up you also set a price range, a list of names it must never buy, an optional list it may only buy from, how many copies of one skin to hold, and how strict to be about an item's sales history. Expert and Overlord add float ranges and let you save whole strategies and switch between them. Changes reach a running bot straight away.
No. Each payment covers the length you choose: 30 days or 12 months. We remind you in the app a few days before it ends, and you renew from your account page whenever you're ready.
Yes. The Free plan runs the full bidding logic on simulated bids, up to $100 a week, so you can see what it would have bought and how those items would have done, alongside every item it passed on and why. Every paid plan keeps that option too: a switch on each bidding page chooses between real and simulated bids, so you can test a change without risking money and switch back when you're happy. Simulated and real spending have separate weekly limits. Only items you win count toward them, and both reset every Monday at 09:00 South African time.
Not yet. SkinsMaster runs on Windows 10 and 11, and new versions download automatically.
Ask questions, report a bug, suggest a feature or just talk skins with other traders. You'll also find us there: Damien and Jethro, the two people who built SkinsMaster.
Install SkinsMaster, link your Steam account and start on the Free plan. Upgrade from your account page whenever you're ready to go live.