CS.Money · cs.moneySee the market price behind every CS.Money listing
CS.Money prices items against its own inventory model, which is convenient for instant trades but makes it hard to tell how a listing relates to the open market. The CSPriceAPI extension answers that question on the page: live prices from every covered market, next to what CS.Money is asking.
CS.Money is part of Pro — $14/month or $140/year.
Price badges on the CS.Money listing grid
On CS.Money
What the overlay actually does
Comparison built into the store grid
Badges are placed inside the card layout so they line up with the price rather than floating over the interface.
Live data on a fast-moving store
As a Pro marketplace, CS.Money comparisons run on live prices refreshed about every five minutes.
Per-phase Doppler pricing
Knife and glove listings with Doppler phases are matched phase by phase, which is where averaged pricing misleads most.
Buy orders and history
The item panel shows buy orders, a price chart and recent sales, so an instant trade can be judged against real demand.
Item pages
The full picture before you buy
Open any CS.Money listing and the panel lists every covered market with its current price and listing count, so the asking price sits next to what the rest of the market is doing. Price history, recent sales and buy orders are included.
Comparison panel on a CS.Money item page
Pro plan
CS.Money runs on live data
Live prices refresh roughly every five minutes, with buy orders, price history, recent sales, float-ranged pricing, price alerts and the arbitrage scanner included. Sign in with the same account you use on cspriceapi.com.
FAQ
CS.Money questions
Does the extension work on CS.Money for free?
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No, CS.Money requires Pro. It sits in the Pro group with SkinBaron, DMarket, White.Market and Waxpeer, which run on live data. Skinport, CSFloat, Skinplace, LIS-SKINS and Shadowpay are free.
Does it work in the trade and store sections?
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Yes, badges appear on the listing grids you browse, and item views get the full comparison panel with history and buy orders.
Why does the overlay need extra permissions on CS.Money?
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CS.Money loads its listings through internal requests, so the extension reads the item data the page has already fetched instead of scraping rendered text. That keeps names, wear and phases accurate. It reads only listing data on pages you open yourself.
CSPriceAPI is an independent tool and is not affiliated with CS.Money or any game publisher. Market data can be delayed or incomplete and is not financial advice.