Skins catalog: filters, “savings vs Steam”, price history
The catalog helps you find the CS2 skin you need and compare its price with Steam. Here's how the filters, sorting, discount badge and price chart work.
In short. Open “Skins” in the site header. The filters on the left apply instantly, with no separate button. The “−N%” badge means the price is lower than on Steam. The “Price history” chart is on the page of a specific skin.
Who this is for
You're looking for a CS2 skin with a specific wear, float or stickers, or for a lower price than on Steam. What float, exterior and StatTrak™ mean is explained in Skins market: the basics.
What you need
- You don't need to sign in to browse. To buy, you need an account — see How to buy a skin.
- A site currency you find convenient for viewing prices — see Currencies and exchange rate.
Steps
- Open the catalog. Click “Skins” in the site header or “View all” in the skins block on the home page or the CS2 page. The address is /en/cs2/skins. The “Counter-Strike 2 Skins Market” opens with an item counter — at the time of writing there are over 15 thousand.
- Set filters in the “Filters” block on the left. The grid updates instantly, without reloading. Badges for active filters appear above the grid: click a badge to remove one filter, or click “Reset all” to remove them all at once. Filters are saved in the page address, so you can share the link.
The “Exterior” filter in the skins catalog: the grid and the item count update without reloading the page. - Choose a category in the bar above the grid: “Knives”, “Pistols”, “Rifles”, “Gloves”, “Stickers” and so on. Each has subcategories, for example “All …”, AK-47, AWP, Karambit.
- Sort the list with the “Sort” button at the top right.
- Scroll down. New cards load automatically, and while they load you see “Loading...”. After a few loads, a “Show More” button appears.
- Open a card. It shows the exterior, price, “−N%” badge, float bar, pattern, and the “ST” and Souvenir badges. Clicking it opens the page of that exact item.
On a phone, the filters open in a drawer via the “Filters” button, and sorting has its own “Sort” button.
Filters
| Filter | What it sets |
|---|---|
| “Search” | Skin or weapon name in the “Skin name...” field |
| “Price” | A from–to range in the site currency |
| “Float” | A from–to float range |
| “Delivery” | “Any”, Auto or Trade |
| “Exterior” | Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred, Not Painted |
| “Type” | Knives, Pistols, Sniper Rifles, Rifles, SMGs, Heavy, Gloves, Stickers, Agents, Cases, Others |
| “Rarity” | From “Consumer Grade” to “Contraband” |
| “Phase” | For Doppler skins: Phase 1–4, Emerald, Sapphire, Black Pearl, Ruby |
| “Has Stickers”, “Has Charm”, “StatTrak™”, “Souvenir” | “Any”, “Yes” or “No” |
Some of the names are in English because that is how they are labeled on the site.
Sorting
| Option | Order |
|---|---|
| “Recommended” | Default. Good deals come first: the discount vs Steam, the price and the number of analogues are taken into account |
| “Cheapest first”, “Most expensive first” | By price |
| “Float: best first”, “Float: worst first” | From lowest float to highest and the other way round |
| “Newest” | Recently added listings first |
Savings vs Steam
The “−N%” badge shows by what percentage the price on Goranked is lower than the price of the same item on Steam at the moment you view it. If our price isn't lower, there is no badge.
On the skin page, the price block shows the crossed-out Steam price labeled “on Steam” and “you save $X”. In the cards of similar items below, you see “Steam price:” and “−N% vs Steam”.
Price history
The “Price history” chart is at the bottom of the skin page; it isn't shown in the catalog.
- Periods: 1W, 1M, 6M, 1Y and ALL. A button is inactive if there isn't enough data for that period.
- Hover over the chart to see a tooltip with the average, minimum and maximum price and the number of “sales”.
- The chart is based on the daily minimum market price of this skin and on completed sales on Goranked. Prices are in the site currency at the actual exchange rate.
- If there is less than two days of data, you'll see “The price history chart is being collected — it will appear in a few days”, and below it “Currently on the market:” with the price range and the number of offers.
- If there is no data at all, you'll see “No data to display yet”.
Important. Each listing is a separate item. It can be bought at any moment, so a skin you saw a minute ago may disappear from the catalog.
If a skin has disappeared
A sold listing disappears from the catalog immediately, and the item counter goes down. If the skin page is already open, “Sold” appears instead of the price, with the hint “Select an analogue below.” or “Unfortunately, there are no analogues.” If you click “BUY NOW” on a sold listing, you'll see “Product already purchased. Someone else placed the order earlier.” An old link to a sold listing opens the cheapest copy of the same skin or the catalog.
If nothing is found, you'll see “No skins available yet. Come back later.” Change or reset the filters.
FAQ
Why are catalog prices in my currency but payment is in dollars?
Prices in the catalog and the filter are shown in the site currency. Skins are charged in USD, and a 3% platform fee is added at checkout. Learn more in How to buy a skin.
Why does the card show one discount percentage and the skin page a slightly different one?
The percentage for the catalog and for the skin page is calculated separately, and the difference is usually 1–2 points. On some cards, the badge appears with a delay while you scroll.
Why is the price history chart empty?
History is collected daily. For new or rare skins there isn't much data yet — the chart will appear in a few days.
Why did a skin disappear from the catalog?
Someone bought it. Each listing is unique — choose another copy of the same skin.