SkinROI

SkinROI

Inventory value & P/L tracker

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 4, 2026
  • September 25, 2026

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SkinROI is the simplest way to see what your Counter-Strike 2 skin inventory is actually worth — and whether you're up or down. Sign in with Steam and SkinROI pulls your CS2 inventory, values every skin across CSFloat and the Steam Market, and shows your total worth, cost basis, and profit/loss at a glance. FEATURES • Inventory value across CSFloat & Steam, with a source toggle • Net-worth history chart — your portfolio's value over time • Per-skin price history with your buy points marked • Profit/loss tracking — log what you paid, see your ROI • Price alerts — email or push when a skin hits your target • Watchlist — follow skins you don't own yet • Arbitrage view — spot CSFloat vs Steam price gaps • Applied stickers & charms valued on each item • Home & Lock Screen widgets for your portfolio value • 8 currencies, 5 languages, dark mode SkinROI is a read-only tracker and valuation tool. It does not trade, buy, or sell items, and never asks for your Steam password. Prices are estimates aggregated from public marketplaces and may differ from actual sale prices. Not affiliated with Valve or Steam.
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What's New in SkinROI

1.7

September 25, 2026

Know which copy you sold If you own more than one of a skin, recording a sale now asks which copy left — they differ by float, so "one of two" was never enough. Copies that have already disappeared from your Steam inventory are pre-selected, since those are almost always the ones sold. This also fixes a real mix-up: selling one of several used to archive a copy you still owned and leave the one that actually vanished sitting in your inventory. Sold vs Old at a glance Archived skins used to look identical whether you sold them or they simply left your inventory. Sold now carries a coin and a green tint — money banked, not just a skin that disappeared. Notifications that actually arrive Turning off price-alert notifications also silently stopped the weekly recap, because both travel as push. Asking for the recap now turns notifications on with it, and warns you if they're off. Your device also re-registers for push every time the app opens, so reinstalling no longer leaves notifications quietly broken. There's a new "Send me one now" button under Weekly recap that pushes you the real recap on demand, so you can check it works without waiting for Sunday.

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