Rust markets: where to buy and sell skins
Where to buy and sell Rust skins. We compare 25 markets: live prices from 12 of them appear on every skin page next to the Steam Community Market, and trade bots buy skins instantly.
Where to buy
12Skinport
skinport.comCSBoard 
csboard.com CS.Deals
cs.dealsDMarket
dmarket.comRust.tm
rust.tmWaxpeer
waxpeer.comLis-Skins
lis-skins.comShadowPay
shadowpay.comCS.TRADE
cs.tradeTradeit.gg
tradeit.ggSteam Market
steamcommunity.comMannco.Store
mannco.storeWhere to sell or trade
15CS.Deals
cs.dealsLis-Skins
lis-skins.comTradeit.gg
tradeit.ggSkin.place
skin.placeSkinSwap
skinswap.comSkinSell
skinsell.ggMoon Market 
moon.market Swap.gg
swap.ggRapidSkins
www.rapidskins.comSkinport
skinport.comDMarket
dmarket.comRust.tm
rust.tmWaxpeer
waxpeer.comShadowPay
shadowpay.comMannco.Store
mannco.storeOther markets
7Skinflow
skinflow.ggSkinsMonkey
skinsmonkey.comAvan.Market 
avan.market GameSatış 
www.gamesatis.com SKIN.LAND
skin.landC5Game
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FAQ
How does Skinory collect Rust prices?
Skinory reads the public price lists of 12 markets and the Steam Community Market every few minutes. A price older than a day is hidden, so skin pages show only live offers.
Which fees do Rust markets charge?
Usually the seller pays: a sale fee on cash markets, or a margin already built into the quote on trade bots. Withdrawal fees depend on the payout method. Each card shows the fees the market publishes.
Steam Community Market or a third-party market?
The Steam Community Market is the safest option, but it pays out only Steam Wallet funds and keeps about 15%. Third-party markets are often cheaper and pay out real money; check their fees, rating and trade rules first.
Prices come from the public price lists of the markets and the Steam Community Market and refresh every few minutes. Check fees and trade rules on the market site before buying.