Rust skin arbitrage between markets
Estimated differences between listing price and a Skinport sale estimate
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Fees follow the markets' published rules and can change without notice; deposit and payment fees are not included. Items received through a Steam trade are trade-protected for up to 7 days before you can resell them, and instant-sell offers pay less than listing prices.
Estimated difference
Compare Rust listing prices with a Skinport sale estimate based on listings and sales history, with at least 5 sales in 7 days. Buyer fees of these markets are not confirmed, so every purchase is marked †: the cost includes only the listing price. Estimated differences start at 8% and $0.50.
Check both marketplaces before buying. Prices and stock change; a buyer, sale timing and sale price are not guaranteed.
Steam Market is never shown as a seller: its balance cannot be withdrawn. How much Steam balance is really worth: Steam balance rate
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Frequently asked questions
What counts as an arbitrage opportunity?
We compare the same Rust item by its market name. The difference uses the listing price and an estimated Skinport sale value after its fee. Buyer fees of the markets are not confirmed and are not included in the cost. Pairs need at least an 8% difference; a buyer and execution are not guaranteed.
Why is the Steam Market never a seller?
Money from Steam sales stays as Steam wallet balance and cannot be withdrawn, so a Steam sale is not real profit. Steam can still be the cheaper place to buy. The real cash value of balance is covered in our Steam balance guide.
Is the profit guaranteed?
No. The listing may be sold by the time you open it, a buyer on the other market may take days to appear, and some markets apply trade holds. Treat the table as a scanner, not as a signal to buy.