CS2 skin deals below the average price
Items selling below their 30-day average, plus unusual spikes in sales volume
We compare the best live price of every item with its average sale price over the last 30 days. The list shows items at least 15% cheaper than usual with real sales behind the average.
A deep discount is not always a gift: prices also fall before case retirements, after big unboxings or when a market dumps inventory. Check the price history on the item page before buying.
Below the 30-day average
The discount compares the best live price with the average sale price over the last 30 days. Items with too few sales or implausibly low prices are filtered out. 120
Sales volume spikes
Items selling much faster this week than their monthly pace — at least 3× the weekly average of the last 30 days. Spikes often precede price moves. 1
Frequently asked questions
How is the discount calculated?
We take the lowest live price across the markets we track and compare it with the item's average sale price over the last 30 days. An item becomes a deal when it is at least 15% below that average and has enough real sales — at least 10 in the last week and 20 in the last month.
Why do suspiciously cheap items not appear?
A price below a quarter of the 30-day average is almost always a feed error or a different item under the same name, so we drop such rows unless weekly sales volume is high enough to confirm the price is real.
What does a sales volume spike mean?
An item sold at least three times more in the last week than its usual weekly pace over 30 days. That happens around pro-play exposure, YouTube videos, trade-up discoveries or market manipulation — a spike is a reason to look closer, not advice to buy.