CS:GO became Counter-Strike 2 in 2023, and your skins came with it — but many players still search for a CSGO inventory helper. SteamHelper is exactly that for CS2: it turns the Steam inventory into a place where you can see what every skin is worth, how worn it is and when it can be traded again.
When Valve replaced CS:GO with Counter-Strike 2, every skin, case, sticker and agent carried over into the same Steam inventory. An inventory helper today has to understand CS2 data — including trade-protected items.
SteamHelper adds a value banner to your CS2 inventory with the total estimated worth and how many items were priced, and puts a price badge on items in the grid.
SteamHelper adds a price sort that reorders the entire CS2 inventory across all pages — not only the page you are looking at — so high-value skins are easy to find.
Two copies of the same skin can be worth very different amounts. SteamHelper shows float and wear context for CS2 skins, and on market pages Doppler and Gamma Doppler phases get their own labels.
Trade-protected CS2 items show a countdown until they become tradable again, and items you already listed on the Steam Market get a badge, so you do not try to sell or trade them twice.
The item panel adds Instant Sell and Quick Sell beside Steam's Sell button, plus a marketplace panel listing prices from external CS2 marketplaces for the selected item.
Add it to Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Firefox.
Go to your Steam profile, open Inventory and choose Counter-Strike 2.
The banner shows the total estimated value and how many items could be priced.
Sort by price to see your most valuable skins first, then select a skin to see its float and marketplace prices.
Yes. CS:GO inventories became CS2 inventories, and SteamHelper works with them directly on Steam, including skins originally unboxed in CS:GO.
Install SteamHelper and open your Counter-Strike 2 inventory on Steam. A value banner shows the total estimated worth based on current market prices, plus how many items could be priced.
Yes. SteamHelper shows float and wear context for CS2 skins in your inventory and in trade offers.
For public inventories, yes. SteamHelper adds an inventory section with a worth bar to Steam profile pages, which is useful before trading with someone.
It never asks for your password. Inventory helpers work with the Steam session already in your browser, and the optional sign-in for favorites and alerts uses Steam's official login page.
