Loot.Farm alternative

Loot.Farm trades skins for site credit. We buy them for money you can withdraw to PayPal or crypto.

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Loot.Farm
You get
Money
Site balance
Cash out
PayPal + crypto
Not possible
Prices
Offer up front
Set by its bots

Loot.Farm data checked on 20 October 2026

SkinCashier vs Loot.Farm

Loot.Farm is a trade bot: you send skins and get balance to spend on its items. SkinCashier buys your skins for money.

Buys your skins itselfLoot.FarmTrade bot, site balance only
Who buys your skinsSkinCashier buys them right away. No listing, no waiting for a buyerIts bots, for site balance
PriceA fixed offer for every item, shown before you tradeLoot.Farm's own price (70% to 105% of the Steam price), minus its commission
When the money is yoursRust, Dota 2, TF2: right after the trade. CS2: when the 7-day trade protection endsNever in money: the balance only buys items from its bots. Value from trade-protected trades sits in a separate balance for 7 days
Cash out toPayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum, LitecoinNone. Its terms say the balance can't be withdrawn as real money
FeesNo selling commission. Payout fee: PayPal 2%, Bitcoin $2, Ethereum $0.50, Litecoin $0.10A commission of 3 to 5% (its FAQ says a fixed 5%). Paid subscription plans lower it to 4% or 3%
ID verificationOnly if a transaction needs it (fraud and money laundering checks)Its terms describe risk-based KYC checks
GamesCS2, Rust, Dota 2, TF2CS2, Dota 2, Rust, TF2

Loot.Farm data checked on 20 October 2026. Sources

Why sellers look for a Loot.Farm alternative

Loot.Farm is built for swapping skins. If you want money, it can't give you any.

  • No cash-out

    Loot.Farm's terms say the balance can't be withdrawn as real money. It only buys items from its bots.

  • Its own prices

    Loot.Farm sets item prices between 70% and 105% of Steam's and takes its commission on top.

  • Support and outages in the reviews

    Negative reviews mention slow support, trading outages in mid-2025 and items lost after trades, some of them blamed on scams.

How fast you get paid

  1. Sign in with Steam

    Through Steam's own login page. Add your trade URL once and you're set.

  2. See your price

    Every item gets an offer straight away. No listing, no waiting for a buyer.

  3. Accept the trade

    Our bot sends the trade offer. You confirm it in the Steam app.

  4. Withdraw

    Pick PayPal or crypto. Payouts are sent automatically, not from a manual queue.

CS2 items: Steam lets the sender reverse a CS2 trade for 7 days (trade protection), on every site. We release the money as soon as that period ends. Rust, Dota 2 and TF2 items are paid right after the trade.

SkinCashier inventory with the price of every item before you trade
The price of every item, before you send anything.

Is Loot.Farm legit?

Yes, as a trade bot. Loot.Farm is run by SAMIK GROUP s.r.o. in Prague and has a 4.6 TrustScore from 1,378 reviews. It just doesn't pay out money.

Everything you get for your skins stays on the site as balance for its items. All trades are final, and reversing a trade gets the account blocked.

Trustpilot

4.6/ 5

1,378 reviews on 20 October 2026

Who runs it

SAMIK GROUP s.r.o., Prague, Czech Republic

Which one should you use?

Pick SkinCashier if

  • You want money for your skins, not site credit.
  • You want to withdraw to PayPal or crypto.
Loot.Farm

Stay with Loot.Farm if

  • You want to swap your skins for other skins from its bots.
  • You trade across CS2, Dota 2, Rust and TF2 without cashing out.

Get paid to PayPal or crypto

Pick the method when you withdraw. The fee and the amount you will receive are shown before you confirm.

  • PayPal

    Fee
    2%
    Minimum
    $1
    Maximum
    $10,000

  • Bitcoin

    Fee
    $2
    Minimum
    $5
    Maximum
    $10,000

  • Ethereum

    Fee
    $0.50
    Minimum
    $4
    Maximum
    $5,000

  • Litecoin

    Fee
    $0.10
    Minimum
    $0.50
    Maximum
    $10,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers based on Loot.Farm's own pages and terms, checked on 20 October 2026.

Sources

About Loot.Farm, Terms of service, Trustpilot.

Fees and rules change. If something here is out of date, write to [email protected].

No. Loot.Farm's terms say the balance can't be withdrawn as real money. You can top it up with real money, but you can only use it to get items from its bots.

Yes, as a trade bot. It is operated by SAMIK GROUP s.r.o. (Prague, Czech Republic) and has a 4.6 TrustScore from 1,378 Trustpilot reviews.

Its FAQ says a fixed 5% commission and its terms say 3 to 5% at the moment, taken from Loot.Farm's own price, which ranges from 70% to 105% of the Steam price.

On a site that buys skins for money, like SkinCashier: you see the price of every item, accept the trade and withdraw to PayPal or crypto. CS2 items are paid when Steam's 7-day trade protection ends, Rust, Dota 2 and TF2 items right after the trade.

Sell your skins for real money

See the price of every item, accept the trade and withdraw to PayPal or crypto.