Calculate Steam Account Value

Your Steam account value is the sum of your game library and inventories. Each game counts at its current full price on Steam, without discounts. Free games and games no longer available on the Steam Store count as 0. Tradable items in your CS2, Dota 2, Team Fortress 2 and Rust inventories count at the lowest current listing price on the Steam Community Market. The pie chart shows the percentage each category contributes to the total value.

Steam itself does not show a total value. Paste your Steam profile link, SteamID64, classic SteamID or your custom URL name (steamcommunity.com/id/…) above, and select euros or US dollars. Your profile, game details and inventory must be set to Public in Steam under Edit Profile → Privacy Settings. The results update live as Steam provides the data. For very large libraries, the tool values up to 15,000 games, sorted by playtime.

Your Steam inventory value is the sum of all tradable items in your CS2, Dota 2, Team Fortress 2 and Rust inventories, such as CS2 skins, stickers and containers, Dota 2 cosmetics, Team Fortress 2 hats and Rust skins. The calculator shows the value for each game and your most valuable items, separately from your game library value. The Steam Community Market allows only a few price lookups per minute, so the tool first values the items with the highest rarity tier and, within the same tier, those with the largest quantity. It does not know the price yet: a cheap rare skin can come before an expensive key without a rarity tier. If some items are still pending, the displayed value is a minimum; select “Continue valuing” to value more items.

This calculator does not show that: it values your library at today’s list prices, not what you paid at the time. The value is therefore often higher than your actual spending because you bought many items on sale. You can see your actual purchases in Steam under Account Details in your purchase history.

Steam only provides inventory data if your inventory is public. If “Inventory” is set to Friends or Private, the tool will tell you and exclude it from the total. Set your inventory to Public in your privacy settings and calculate again. An empty inventory may also mean you have never launched the game. Items that cannot be traded on the Steam Market have no price and are excluded from the value.

No. The value is an estimated market value, not a payout amount. Steam accounts cannot be transferred under the Steam Subscriber Agreement, and games cannot be resold. Items sell for the displayed price on the Steam Community Market, but as a seller you receive only Steam Wallet funds minus marketplace fees, usually around 15 percent. Those funds cannot be withdrawn.

Each calculator uses a different pricing basis. This tool values games at their full price on the Steam Store for Germany (EUR) or the US (USD), and items at the lowest current listing price on the Steam Community Market. Other tools use discounted prices, the median of recent sales or prices from other marketplaces. Differences of a few percent are therefore normal. Values are available in euros or US dollars; the tool does not offer other currencies.

You don’t need to log in or provide a password. The tool reads only data your Steam profile makes public and does not store it permanently. Your profile, library and inventory are cached for 10 to 15 minutes so repeated requests do not put unnecessary load on Steam. Item market prices are cached for up to 12 hours and game store prices for up to 24 hours. The result link stores nothing; it recalculates the value when opened.