Sell TF2 Items for Real Money

Sell TF2 hats, Strange and Australium weapons and Mann Co. keys to SkinCashier. See every price before you trade and cash out to PayPal or crypto.

How it works

Payout methods, fees and limits

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PayPalFee:2%Minimum - Maximum:$1 - $10,000
BitcoinFee:$2Minimum - Maximum:$5 - $10,000
EthereumFee:$0.50Minimum - Maximum:$4 - $5,000
LitecoinFee:$0.10Minimum - Maximum:$0.50 - $10,000

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

How to sell TF2 items

  1. Step 1

    Login with Steam

    Setup your account with your Trade URL & Email

  2. Step 2

    Browse your Inventory

    Browse your inventory and see the price of every item before you sell.

  3. Step 3

    Show me the Money

    Accept the trade offer and get paid via PayPal, crypto or another payout method of your choice.

TF2 items we bought recently

Which TF2 items we buy

We buy tradable Team Fortress 2 items that have a Steam Community Market price: hats and other cosmetics, Strange and Australium weapons, Strange Parts, taunts and Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys. After you sign in with Steam, every item we can buy shows its price. Items without a price are grayed out.

We don't buy crates and cases, Name Tags, tickets, items worth less than $0.30 or items released in the last two weeks, because their price isn't stable yet. We may also skip an item we already hold too many of.

Trade holds: turn on Steam Guard first

Steam holds TF2 trades for up to 15 days when the Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator hasn't been active on your account for 7 days. We can't accept a trade that Steam would put on hold, so turn the authenticator on first and sell once those 7 days have passed. You can check your trade hold on Steam before you start.

Once the trade goes through, the money is on your SkinCashier balance. Steam's 7-day trade protection applies to CS2 items only, so TF2 items aren't affected. CS2 items and items from other games go in separate trades.

How we price TF2 items

Each price starts from the item's Steam Community Market data and is checked against other markets. Items that rarely sell or whose price jumps around get a lower offer or none at all. Our prices are lower than Steam Market listings for a simple reason: a Steam Market sale pays you in Steam Wallet funds, Steam adds about 15% in fees on top of your price, and that money can't leave Steam. We pay real money, and you see the exact amount for each item before you send anything.

Where else you can sell TF2 items

The Steam Community Market is the easiest place to start, but it only pays Steam Wallet funds. Trading sites and bots swap your items for other items, not for cash. On a marketplace you set your own price and wait for another player to buy, which can take days for less popular items. When you sell to SkinCashier, nobody else is involved: we buy the items ourselves and you withdraw the money to PayPal or crypto.

Where to sell TF2 items: your options compared

SkinCashierSteam MarketP2P marketplace
Who buys your itemsSkinCashier buys them directlyAnother Steam userAnother user of the marketplace
When you get the moneyRight after the trade, on your SkinCashier balanceRight after the sale, as Steam Wallet fundsAfter another player buys your item
Can you withdraw real moneyYes: PayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum, LitecoinNo, the money stays in your Steam WalletYes, methods depend on the marketplace
FeesYou see the price before you trade, payout fees are listed aboveAbout 15% on top of your price (Steam fee + game fee)Seller fee set by each marketplace

Frequently Asked Questions

Can't find your answer? The help center covers trade holds, payouts and your account, and our support team is on the live chat.

Yes, but not on the Steam Community Market: a Steam Market sale pays out in Steam Wallet funds, which you can only spend on Steam. To get real money you sell to a third-party site. SkinCashier buys TF2 items itself and pays out to PayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum or Litecoin. Every method shows its fee and limits before you withdraw.

Yes. Keys are bought like any other TF2 item: sign in with Steam and you see the price of each key in your inventory before you trade. We don't buy the crates themselves.

Unusual hats are priced one by one from recent market data. If we can price yours, you see an offer next to it after you sign in. Rare effects that hardly ever sell often don't get one, because there's no reliable price to start from.

Steam holds TF2 trades for up to 15 days when the Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator hasn't been active on your account for 7 days, and we can't accept a trade that would be held. Turn on the authenticator in the Steam Mobile app and sell once those 7 days have passed. You can check your trade hold on Steam.

Right after the trade. TF2 items aren't covered by Steam's 7-day trade protection, which applies to CS2 items only, so the money goes to your SkinCashier balance as soon as the trade is complete. You then withdraw it with the payout method you choose. How quickly it arrives depends on that method.

We don't buy TF2 items worth less than $0.30, items with an unstable price or items released in the last two weeks. After you sign in, you see a price only for the items we can buy. Each payout method also has its own minimum and maximum amount, shown when you withdraw.

A Steam Market sale pays in Steam Wallet funds that can't be withdrawn, Steam adds about 15% in fees on top of your price (a 5% Steam fee and a 10% Team Fortress 2 fee), and you still have to wait for a buyer. We buy right away and pay real money, so our price is the market price minus the cost and risk of reselling the item. You see the exact price of each item before you trade.

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