CS2 Marketplace Fees Compared: CSFolio, CSFloat, Skins.com, Skinport, and DMarket

CS2 Marketplace Fees Compared: CSFolio, CSFloat, Skins.com, Skinport, and DMarket

By CSFolio · Published August 21, 2026 · Fees reviewed September 13, 2026

Seller fees directly affect how much of a CS2 skin’s sale price reaches the seller, but the advertised percentage is not always the complete cost. Membership charges, withdrawal fees, payment processing, currency conversion, private-sale rates, item-liquidity rules, and geographic availability can all change the result.

We checked the linked official fee pages on September 13, 2026. This article is published by CSFolio, one of the services compared. Advertised commission, subscription costs and withdrawal charges are shown separately; verify the live quote before transacting.

Two examples including monthly membership

At $1,000 in completed monthly sales, CSFolio Free leaves $990 after its 1% seller commission. Buying Advanced monthly for those sales leaves $970.01 after the $29.99 membership. At $5,000, Free leaves $4,950 and Advanced leaves $4,970.01. These examples exclude payout, processing, conversion and tax costs and assume identical sale prices.

Published seller-fee comparison

Published seller-fee comparison

Marketplace

Published seller fee

Important conditions

CSFolio

1% on Free; 0% on Advanced and Lifetime

Paid membership is required for CSFolio’s 0% seller fee. Separate payout and provider costs can apply.

CSFloat

2% current advertised sale fee

CSFloat advertises dynamic withdrawal fees of 0.5%–2.5% based on sales volume. Its terms permit a transaction fee of up to 5%.

Skinport

8% standard public sale; 6% for qualifying high-tier public items; 2% private sale

Skinport states that the high-tier threshold is €1,000 or the listed local-currency equivalent. A private listing is not exposed to the public marketplace.

DMarket

Usually 2% for CS2 marketplace sales

DMarket’s Help Center lists CS2 seller fees of 2%–10% depending on liquidity, with some promotional reductions. Trading has a separate 2.5% rate. Check the actual item quote and withdrawal-provider costs.

Marketplace fee calculator

Enter a sale price and seller fee to estimate the fee cost and seller proceeds.

Seller fee cost
$10.00
Seller receives
$990.00

Estimate only. Payment processing, payout processing, taxes, and currency-conversion costs are not included.

What a $1,000 sale looks like before withdrawal costs

What a $1,000 sale looks like before withdrawal costs

Using only the seller commission and ignoring subscriptions, payout fees, taxes, and currency conversion:

Marketplace or plan

Seller commission

Proceeds before later costs

CSFolio Advanced or Lifetime

$0

$1,000

CSFolio Free

$10

$990

CSFloat advertised rate

$20

$980

DMarket usual CS2 rate

$20

$980

Skinport qualifying high-tier public rate

$60

$940

Skinport standard public rate

$80

$920

This example does not establish the total cost of using any service. A seller should also consider membership price, achievable sale price, liquidity, payout method, withdrawal charges, exchange rates, taxes, and the probability and speed of a completed sale.

How CSFolio’s fee model works

How CSFolio’s fee model works

CSFolio’s Free plan charges a 1% CSFolio seller fee. Advanced costs $29.99 monthly or $299.99 yearly, while Lifetime is a $439.99 one-time purchase. Eligible Advanced and Lifetime sellers pay a 0% CSFolio seller fee.

That structure gives occasional sellers a low percentage fee without requiring a subscription, while frequent sellers can compare the membership price with their expected fee savings. Processing and payout costs remain separate from the CSFolio seller fee.

For example, compared only with CSFolio’s own 1% Free seller fee, a $29.99 monthly Advanced membership reaches its simple seller-fee break-even point at approximately $2,999 in completed monthly sales. Advanced also includes product features beyond the fee waiver, so fee savings are not its only potential value.

Why the lowest advertised fee is not always the lowest total cost

Why the lowest advertised fee is not always the lowest total cost

Sale price and liquidity

A lower commission does not help if an item must be listed substantially below the price available elsewhere or if there are too few buyers. Compare realistic completed-sale prices and market activity, not just the headline fee.

Membership costs

A subscription-based 0% seller fee can be efficient for an active seller and inefficient for someone making one small sale. Estimate expected monthly sales before choosing a paid tier.

Withdrawals and currency conversion

Some marketplaces charge a withdrawal fee directly. Payment providers and banks may also charge for routing, receiving, cross-border settlement, or converting USD into another currency. These costs can vary by country and payout method.

Public and private sale rates

A private-sale fee is not directly comparable to a public-marketplace fee. Private listings generally require the seller to find or already know the buyer, while a public listing can be discovered by the marketplace’s audience.

Item-specific rates

DMarket states that its CS2 seller fee can vary with item liquidity. Skinport offers a reduced public rate for qualifying high-tier items. Always inspect the quote for the actual item.

Sources

Sources

CSFolio is not affiliated with CSFloat, Skinport, DMarket, Valve Corporation, or Steam. Marketplace names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.