Free Steam inventory tool
Estimate what the buyer pays, what reaches the seller’s Steam Wallet, and the effective fee. No Steam login is required.
TF2, Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 use the standard preset in Steam’s current FAQ. Other games can differ, so verify the confirmation screen.
Estimate only. Minimum fees, currency increments, taxes, rounding, and game-specific rates can change the final amount. Steam shows the authoritative total before confirmation.
| Buyer pays | $1.00 | $10.00 | $50.00 | $100.00 | $500.00 | $1,000.00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Estimated fees | $0.12 | $1.30 | $6.51 | $13.03 | $65.20 | $130.42 |
| Seller receives in Steam Wallet | $0.88 | $8.70 | $43.49 | $86.97 | $434.79 | $869.58 |
Cent-aware calculationIncludes per-listing minimums and Steam rounding.
Updates instantlyPercentage fees are floored to the smallest currency unit, then minimum fees are applied to every listing separately.
Flexible fee modelCompare standard, Steam-only, or custom rates.
Confirmation is finalEstimate only. Minimum fees, currency increments, taxes, rounding, and game-specific rates can change the final amount. Steam shows the authoritative total before confirmation.
Choose marketable Community items. Current lowest prices and item-specific publisher fees are checked automatically.
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Steam’s published 5% transaction fee and a common 10% game fee are applied around the item amount. If the seller receives $100, the buyer total is roughly $115. Looking from the buyer total, the $15 fee is about 13.04%, so the seller receives about 86.96%.
Read the official Steam Community Market fee and Wallet rules ↗This calculator estimates a Community Market listing, not a cash withdrawal. Valve states that Steam Wallet funds have no cash value and are not exchangeable for cash. SteamVaults is independent from Valve and currently trades only explicitly supported items.
Read the official Steam Community Market fee and Wallet rules ↗Steam publishes a 5% transaction fee and lists common game-specific fees such as 10% for Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike 2. Minimum fees, rounding, currency increments, and taxes can affect the final result.
Steam calculates each fee from the seller amount, floors it to the smallest currency unit, and applies per-fee minimums. That makes reverse calculation and low-price listings different from a simple 15% subtraction.
No. Community Market proceeds enter Steam Wallet. Valve states that Wallet funds have no cash value and are not exchangeable for cash.
