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Rust Inventory Value Calculator

Paste a Steam profile link, a custom URL name, or a SteamID64 to value that account's Rust skins at the same live Steam prices the rest of this wiki uses. The inventory must be public on Steam. Free, no login and no trade offer.

Guide: Steam trade restrictions: why you can't trade and how to check

Inventories checked
58,634
Total value checked
$18,871,325.56

Most valuable Rust inventories

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1981 Shpundy 469 $1,840.90
1982 Michael Berry 254 $1,840.42
1983 灵魂 242 $1,838.45
1984 spilmaandk 756 $1,836.24
1985 nox 312 $1,836.09
1986 SimonRed 809 $1,835.66
1987 Captain Awesome 534 $1,835.21
1988 #DOBLEF 291 $1,834.50
1989 Shi7storm 486 $1,834.17
1990 zanarkand 544 $1,833.75
1991 Zhui 490 $1,832.78
1992 Keable 980 $1,827.79
1993 Jehovahs Thickness 639 $1,827.33
1994 Fred Not Dead 1,088 $1,825.04
1995 Bread 548 $1,824.75
1996 Saf 62 $1,823.53
1997 BoyLover 309 $1,823.27
1998 乃ﾉgｷ乇乇 456 $1,822.91
1999 Intolerance 892 $1,822.74
2000 Stank Nasty 1,042 $1,822.48

What you get

Total value and item count, every skin with its quantity and price, a breakdown by category, how the inventory's value has moved over time, and a saved snapshot for every day it was checked.

How it's priced

Each skin is valued at the canonical wiki price: Steam's lowest sell order, or the highest buy order when nothing is listed. Skins without a Steam market listing show as unpriced and count as $0.

Private inventories

Steam only shares an inventory when it is set to Public (Steam → Edit Profile → Privacy Settings → Inventory). Results are kept for a day; use Reload on the result page to force a fresh read.

Value any Rust skin inventory: paste a Steam profile and every skin the account holds is priced at the live Steam market price (lowest sell order, falling back to the highest buy order), with the total, a category breakdown, the most valuable items, daily snapshots and how the inventory's value has moved over time. The leaderboard above ranks every inventory anyone has checked.

Frequently Asked Questions

Steam only shares an inventory that is set to Public. The owner can change it under Steam - Edit Profile - Privacy Settings - Inventory. It can also mean the account holds no Rust skins.

At the same canonical price the whole wiki uses: Steam's lowest sell order for the skin, or the highest buy order when nothing is listed. Skins with no Steam market listing show as unpriced and count as $0.

A fresh read from Steam is kept for 24 hours; the Reload link forces a new read. Prices are always today's.

It is what the inventory is worth on the Steam Community Market right now, which is what almost everyone means by inventory value. What you would actually receive in a sale is lower: Steam takes roughly a 15% fee on every market sale, and thinly traded skins can take a long time to sell at the listed price.

No. Everything is read from public Steam data, so there is no login, no API key and no trade URL - which is also why you can check anyone's inventory, not just your own. It is free with no cap.

Yes. Every day an inventory is checked, a snapshot of its items and that day's prices is saved; pick a date on the result page to view it. The value chart also has longer ranges and a custom date range.

Yes - the rust.wiki API exposes the same lookup at /api/v1/inventory/{steamid} with an API key.