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Free CS2 inventory alerts

Know when the skins you own are worth a look

Sign in with Steam and SteamAnalyst watches your whole CS2 inventory for you: buyers bidding above the cheapest listing, your biggest gainers and losers over 7, 30 and 90 days, 90-day lows, items selling under value, and your wishlist price targets. All in one bell.

5Kinds of alert
7d · 30d · 90dMove windows
$0Costs nothing
Inventory alertsExample
  • BidAK-47 | Redline Field-TestedA buyer bids more than the cheapest listing
  • GainerAWP | Asiimov Field-TestedUp 15% or more in 30 days
  • WatchM4A1-S | Printstream Minimal WearAt its lowest price in 90 days

Illustrative example, not live prices. Sign in to see alerts for the items in your own inventory.

What the alerts watch for

Bids above the cheapest listing

When a buyer on a marketplace is offering more for an item you hold than the cheapest seller is asking, you see it, with the market and how many buy orders stand behind the bid.

Gainers and losers, 7d / 30d / 90d

Your biggest risers and fallers over the last week, month or quarter, measured point to point so a one-day price spike never shows up as a move.

Watch: 90-day lows and under-value sales

Items sitting at their lowest price in 90 days, and items being listed well under their usual value, so you can decide whether to hold, sell or add.

Wishlist price targets

Set a target on any wishlist item. When the best listing reaches it, the alert lands in the same bell, next to the ones about what you own.

Insights on any public inventory

On someone else’s inventory page, signed-in users get Insights instead: their biggest winners and losers and a few numbers about the inventory.

Your inventory value at a glance

Every alerts view opens with what your inventory is worth today and how that has moved over 7, 30 and 90 days.

Why sign in?

Alerts are about your items, so we need to know which Steam inventory is yours. Signing in through Steam tells us your Steam ID and nothing else: no password, no email, no trading permissions. Your alerts are only ever shown to you.

  • Alerts for every item you hold, checked against live marketplace prices
  • A count on the bell whenever something new turns up
  • Wishlist targets and inventory alerts in one place
  • Insights on any public inventory you visit

Three steps to your first alert

1

Sign in with Steam

One click through Steam’s own sign-in page. No password or email is shared with us.

2

Load your inventory once

Open your inventory page so we have a copy. Your Steam inventory needs to be public.

3

Check the bell

New alerts show as a count on the bell at the top of every page.

Inventory alerts FAQ

What are CS2 inventory alerts?

Alerts on the skins you already own. SteamAnalyst checks every item in your Steam inventory against live marketplace bids and listings and its own price history, and flags what is worth a look: a buyer paying more than the cheapest listing, big gainers and losers, 90-day lows, items selling under value, and wishlist price targets that have been hit.

Are inventory alerts free?

Yes. Alerts are free for every Steam account. You only need to sign in with Steam so we know which inventory is yours.

Why do I have to sign in?

Alerts are built from your own inventory and your own wishlist, so we need to know which Steam account is yours. Sign-in goes through Steam’s own page: we never see your password, and nothing is traded, listed or bought for you. Your alerts are only shown to you.

Where do I see my alerts?

In the bell at the top of every page, on your own inventory page (the Alerts button) and on this page once you are signed in. The bell shows how many alerts are new since you last looked.

Which bids count?

Only bids from marketplaces that report how many buy orders stand at that price. Trade-bot buy prices paid in site balance are left out, because they are not a buyer you can actually sell to at that number.

My inventory is private. Will alerts work?

Alerts need a copy of your inventory, and Steam only shares public inventories. Set your Steam inventory to public, open your inventory page on SteamAnalyst once, and your alerts appear in the bell.

Do you send emails or push notifications?

Not for inventory alerts yet. They live in the bell and on this page. Wishlist price alerts can already reach you by browser push or Telegram from the wishlist page.