CS2 skin value depends on more than a name. Float, wear, pattern and market context all matter. SteamHelper brings that context closer to the Steam page where the decision happens.
Factory New, Minimal Wear and other conditions can hide meaningful differences. SteamHelper helps users compare conditions with price context instead of relying on labels alone.
Steam listings are easier to evaluate when users can see whether the broader market suggests a different price. SteamHelper keeps that comparison close to the listing.
Float and wear matter in trade offers too. SteamHelper's trade context helps users review both sides before accepting or declining.
With SteamHelper installed, select a skin in your Steam inventory or open a trade offer: the float value and wear are shown next to the item. You do not need an inspect link or a separate website.
Lower floats mean less wear. Factory New covers 0.00–0.07, Minimal Wear 0.07–0.15, Field-Tested 0.15–0.38, Well-Worn 0.38–0.45 and Battle-Scarred 0.45–1.00. Within the same wear level, a lower float usually sells for more.
SteamHelper shows a float whenever Steam provides the data for that item. If the data is missing, no value is shown rather than a guessed one.
Yes. Doppler and Gamma Doppler skins get phase labels on Steam Market pages, with per-phase prices where market data is available.
