Live stats across 25 marketplaces tracked on ProjectCheap - buy-side listings, instant-sell payouts, fees, deposit/withdrawal options, and monthly traffic, all in one place. Free to read, no account needed.
Many marketplaces sell copies of each other's listings (lis-skins.com and skin.land share the same stock, for example), so the same item can show up on more than one site. This applies to every marketplace here.
China's biggest platform by history - and, in our own data, the single largest instant-sell catalog we track.
Best sell on 5% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →The biggest catalog we track, and buyers pay zero commission - sellers cover the whole fee.
A UK company that eats Steam's trade-reversal delays so you still get paid instantly.
Best sell on 0% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →The single most-reviewed site we track, and it backs that up with real payment breadth.
Best sell on 28% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →Genuinely cheap fees and a real Finnish company behind it - though the interface shows its age.
Best sell on 0% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →The site we use as our own comparison baseline - Rust-first, crypto-only, 1% fees.
Best sell on 6% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →Buy with real cash, or trade in for a 50% bonus - either way, there's no way to cash back out.
Full profile & trust signals →Instant buy/sell with a genuinely unusual perk: price goes up while you wait, you get paid the higher number.
The biggest storefront we track - and still mostly a Russian-speaking userbase.
Best sell on 18% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →Valve's own market - a flat 15% cut and money that can never leave Steam, but the one place that can't be hacked mid-trade.
Full profile & trust signals →Deposit for a 35% bonus, then spend that balance on skins - no cash-out, ever.
Full profile & trust signals →New-ish, small review footprint, but it pays out - and the fees are actually posted and clear.
Best sell on 1% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →A big P2P site with one genuinely different payout option: real gift cards.
Full profile & trust signals →The widest deposit menu we've seen (27 options) paired with the worst rating we've seen.
Full profile & trust signals →Sister site of a big Russian trading network - almost no Western reviews, but a real, sizeable catalog.
Best sell on 7% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →The one site here that still does physical checks and ACH transfers - almost everyone else has gone crypto-first.
Best sell on 17% of compared items.
Full profile & trust signals →Instant-sell runs through Skinsback's backend, not its own - confirmed on skinsback.com's own client list.
Full profile & trust signals →Trade-only - you can put cash in for bonus credit, but there's no way to take money back out.
Same backend as lis-skins.com, but a genuinely different, more global audience - and instant SEPA payouts.
Huge by reputation, but genuinely small on Rust specifically - we get their whole Rust catalog, and it's just not that big.
"Cheapest %" and "Best instant-sell %" are computed live from every item currently tracked on at least two marketplaces. "vs Steam price" is each source's average instant-sell payout compared against Steam's own buy-side listing price for the same items - a stable, universally-recognized reference point for what a skin is actually worth.
"Sales / 30d" is real sales volume, not a listed price - a market with a cheap listed price but almost nothing actually selling on it is a weaker signal than one that's genuinely liquid. Sourced from Skinport's public sales history for now; more marketplaces are being added over time.