Both sides need a total
SteamHelper reads both sides of a trade offer and presents totals so users can understand the overall balance before making a decision.
- Your side total
- Their side total
- Net difference or profit/loss context
Use case
Steam trade offer value checker for safer review
A Steam trade can look fair at a glance and still be unbalanced. SteamHelper helps users compare both sides with item-level prices and a clear total difference.
Item-level context prevents blind spots
A trade can be unbalanced because of one item. Per-item context helps users spot the part of the offer that changes the result.
- CS2 item price context
- Float and wear details where available
- Source labels for price estimates
The user stays responsible
SteamHelper is a review helper. It does not make a trade safe by itself and does not remove the need to inspect the final Steam confirmation.
- Review-first decision support
- No guarantee of liquidity or future value
- No hidden normal-trade auto accept
Steam trade offer value checker FAQ
How do I check the value of a Steam trade offer?
Open the trade offer on Steam with SteamHelper installed. It shows the total value of what you give and what you receive, the difference between both sides and a price for each item.
Can SteamHelper guarantee that a trade is fair?
No. The totals are estimates based on market prices, which can be off for rare items, stickers or special patterns. Use them as a second opinion and check high-value items yourself.
Does SteamHelper accept or decline trade offers for me?
No. You accept or decline every normal trade yourself. The only exception is the optional Gift Auto Accept, which only accepts offers where you give zero items.
Does the trade offer checker show CS2 floats?
Yes. CS2 skins in a trade offer show their float value, so two copies of the same skin with different wear are easy to tell apart before you accept.