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Rust Inventory Value Calculator

Find out what any Rust inventory is worth. Enter a SteamID64, a Steam profile URL, or a custom profile name and this Rust inventory checker prices every skin in that account at live Steam Market rates - free, instant, and with no login or trade offer.

Inventories Checked
17,448
Total Value Checked
$8,757,476.16

Most Expensive Inventories

#PlayerItemsValue
2001 Potts 182 $758.24
2002 TRADE BOT #89 167 $758.03
2003 karlk 89 $757.81
2004 0R!G!N@L H!P$T€R 183 $757.31
2005 fwagile 286 $757.29
2006 The Legend 27 280 $754.44
2007 Havoc :) 343 $754.32
2008 LokiElixir 169 $754.13
2009 Бехемирон 363 $753.97
2010 Moto Moto #RawDawg 166 $753.94
2011 RustyReturn 347 $753.72
2012 捡垃圾的桃子 161 $753.24
2013 -4ika- 263 $753.14
2014 papotico. 89 $752.23
2015 QT 179 $751.80
2016 MexicanOT 241 $750.62
2017 El Churumbel 361 $750.34
2018 CS.Deals #4 216 $750.00
2019 Grace 210 $749.98
2020 ALFA 100 $749.65

What This Tool Does

The Rust Inventory Value Calculator looks up any public Steam inventory and prices every tradable Rust skin in it using live Steam Community Market data, then totals it up - no login, trade offer, or API key required, just a SteamID64, profile URL, or custom URL name.

Use it to value your own Rust inventory before a trade, to check what a trading partner is actually holding, or to settle an argument about whose account is worth more - the leaderboard above is every inventory anyone has ever run through it, ranked.

It's part of the same RustProfit network as the skins wiki (look up any individual item's price history) and the Rust server list - and once you've checked an inventory, save it to track its value over time from the lookup page itself.

Rust Inventory Value Calculator FAQ

How does the Rust inventory value calculator work?
Enter a SteamID64, a Steam profile URL, or a custom profile name. We read that account's public Rust inventory straight from Steam, match every tradable skin against our price database, and add it all up. Nothing is installed and no trade offer is sent.
Is the Rust inventory value accurate?
It's an accurate picture of what the inventory is worth on the Steam Community Market right now, which is what almost everyone means by "inventory value". What you'd 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.
What prices does it use?
The lowest current sell order on the Steam Community Market - the ask, the price you'd actually have to pay to buy that skin today. If a skin has no live sell orders, we fall back to its highest buy order. That's the same price basis used everywhere on the RustProfit skins wiki, so an item's price is the same number on both sites.
Is it free?
Yes - completely free and unlimited. There's no account, no paid tier, and no cap on how many inventories you can check.
Do I need to log in with Steam?
No. There's no login on this site at all - we never ask for your Steam credentials, an API key, or a trade URL. Everything is read from public Steam data, which is also why you can check anyone else's inventory, not just your own.
Why does it say my inventory is private?
Steam only exposes inventory contents when the inventory's privacy is set to Public. In Steam: Profile → Edit Profile → Privacy Settings, set Inventory to Public, give it a minute, then run the check again. An empty result can also just mean the account owns no tradable Rust items.

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