YOUR FIRST SALE, STEP BY STEP
From your Steam inventory to your next payout.
See what happens at each step before you sell. Choose your items, lock in your price and follow your transaction through to payment.
Screenshots show the local demo with example items and amounts. They are not real transactions. The interface is shown in English; available payment methods depend on your country.
Sign in with Steam
Open Sell now and sign in on Steam's own website. Never share your Steam password or authentication codes in chat. SellYourSkins does not need them.
Check the website address before signing in.

Connect your inventory
Paste your Steam Trade URL and make your inventory public. This lets us load your items and send a trade offer when you decide to sell.
Your Trade URL is in Steam's Trade Offers settings.

Choose the items you want to sell
Switch between CS2, Rust, Dota 2 and TF2. Search or sort your inventory, select items and check the total. Apply an eligible bonus code before continuing.
Review the exact items and the final offer before confirming.

Choose where your money goes
Select an available payout method and enter the required details. Check the recipient, currency, minimum payout and any fee shown before continuing.
Double-check your account details or crypto address. Never use someone else's payment details.

Verify and accept the trade offer
Follow the on-screen instructions and confirm the offer in Steam. Compare the bot and items with the information on SellYourSkins. Do not accept an unexpected offer sent by another account.
Only confirm the trade that matches your transaction.

Track your payout
Your accepted price is locked in. For CS2, payout follows Steam's 8-day Trade Protection period. Track the status in My transactions; payment processing time also depends on the payout method.
An instant offer does not mean an immediate payout. Contact support if you need help with a transaction.

Ready to see what your inventory is worth?
Start with an offer. Review your items and payout details before accepting a trade.