SkinOut Review
Founded 2023 · Based in San José, Costa Rica · 3 years active
At a Glance
The Verdictoverview · pros · cons
About SkinOut
SkinOut is a bot-operated CS2 marketplace that has been running since June 2023, registered as CSGOPLG Limitada in San José, Costa Rica. Items are deposited to its bots before they can be listed, which is what makes delivery instant and also what makes the platform, rather than a stranger, the counterparty.
The reason to look at it is price. Across the 1,555 items both we and SkinOut price, its ask sits at a 0.9630 median ratio to the cross-market median, with a p25-p75 of 0.936 to 0.991 — that is a book that is cheaper than the pack across its whole middle, not one that is dragged down by a handful of outliers.
The reason to be careful is everything else. The book is small: 1,555 names against the 17,506 we hold from SkinVault, so for most items the question of whether SkinOut is cheaper does not arise. Its Trustpilot record is 3.3 from 89 reviews, and the distribution is the interesting part — 67% five-star against 29% one-star, with almost nothing in between, and no replies recorded to the negative ones.
It publishes no flat commission. Their own FAQ says the rate depends on the payment system chosen and is shown at checkout, which is honest as far as it goes but means the cost is not knowable in advance. Payments run through eight cryptocurrencies plus Visa and SBP, the Russian Fast Payment System — a combination that says plainly who the market is built for.
Pros
- Genuinely cheaper than the pack: across the 1,555 items we hold from them, their ask sits at a 0.9630 median ratio to the cross-market median, p25-p75 0.936-0.991
- Instant delivery — items are already in their bots, so nothing waits on a seller
- Eight cryptocurrencies plus card and SBP, and crypto payouts they put at about 20 minutes
- Prices in a currency and pays out through rails that most Western markets do not offer
Cons
- A very small book — 1,555 priced names against SkinVault's 17,506, so most searches will not find it holding the item at all
- The weakest review record in this directory: 3.3 from 89 Trustpilot reviews, split 67% five-star against 29% one-star with almost nothing in between
- Trustpilot records no replies to negative reviews
- Publishes no flat commission — their FAQ says the rate depends on the payment method you pick, so the cost is only visible at checkout
- CS2 only, and no partner programme we have access to, so our links here are uncredited
Fees & Paymentsfee breakdown · deposits · withdrawals
Fee Breakdown
| Seller Fee | ~10% |
| Buyer Fee | 0% |
| Payment commission | Varies by method |
| Ask vs market | 0.9630x |
Third-party figure — SkinOut publishes no flat rate · Pay listed price only · Shown at checkout, per their own FAQ · Measured by us across 1,555 shared items
Payment Methods
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Trust & Safetysecurity features
Security Features
Declared by SkinOut. The operator, its registered company and how long it has been running are in the At a Glance panel above.
Priceswhat it charges for real skins
Live Price Samplevs SteamAnalyst median
| Item | SkinOut | SA Median | Diff |
| AK-47 | Redline (FT) | $28.64 | $29.60 | −3.2% |
| M4A4 | Asiimov (FT) | $234.47 | $239.57 | −2.1% |
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