These answers cover the questions players usually ask before installing a Steam extension: what it does, what it can access, how automation works and whether it is affiliated with Steam.
SteamHelper is a Steam Inventory Helper alternative focused on inventory value, CS2 item prices, market comparison, float context, favorites, alerts and trade review.
SteamHelper is not official Steam software, not affiliated with Valve and not a hidden trading bot. It provides context and review-first helpers.
The safety, permissions and privacy pages explain the product boundaries in more detail for users and Chrome Web Store reviewers.
SteamHelper is an independent browser extension that adds a price and value layer to Steam Community pages. It helps everyday players see what their inventory is worth, compare Steam Market prices with external CS2 marketplaces, check floats and review trade offers before accepting — without a Steam password and without cluttering Steam. It is free on the Chrome Web Store and Mozilla Add-ons.
On your inventory and profile, SteamHelper shows the total value, price badges and floats. On the Steam Community Market it adds external marketplace prices and per-wear comparison. On trade offers it totals what you give and receive, and in the inventory item panel it adds Instant Sell and Quick Sell.
SteamHelper supports CS2, Dota 2, Team Fortress 2, Rust, PUBG, s&box and PAYDAY 2 inventories, with Unturned next. CS2 has the deepest support, with floats, per-wear market comparison, Doppler phase labels and trade-lock countdowns.
No. The inventory, market and trade helpers work with the Steam session already in your browser. Signing in with Steam is optional and only needed to sync favorites and price alerts.
They are estimates based on recent Steam Market and external marketplace data, so they can lag behind the live order book, especially for rare items. Source labels and priced-item counts show what an estimate is based on.
Yes, but two inventory or market extensions on the same page duplicate prices and buttons. SteamHelper detects Steam Inventory Helper and CS2 Trader and shows a notice so you can decide which one to keep active.
Yes. SteamHelper reads item data from Steam itself, so its helpers work on non-English Steam pages, and its labels follow the Steam page language where a translation is available.
No. SteamHelper is a desktop browser extension. It does not run in the Steam desktop client or the Steam mobile app — open Steam Community in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Firefox instead.
Use the feedback page on steamhelper.app or join the SteamHelper Discord. Reports that include the Steam page URL and your browser are the quickest to fix.
