Sellyourskins takes a different approach than most marketplaces – there’s no buying, no listings, no waiting for buyers. You get an instant quote (usually around 80% of market value), hand over your skins, and cash out. Simple as that. They support more payout options than I’ve seen anywhere else: PayPal, cards, bank transfers, Revolut, Venmo, and several crypto options. Withdrawal fees range from 0.5% to 2.9% depending on what you choose.

New users get a 3% bonus on their first sale, which helps close the gap on that 80% quote. The platform works with CS2, Dota 2, TF2, and Rust inventories. With around 65,600 monthly visits, it’s definitely a smaller operation compared to major marketplaces, but that makes sense – this is purely a cash-out service.

Quick Take

The main appeal here is speed and convenience. You’re trading about 20% of your item’s value for the ability to cash out immediately without managing listings or waiting for buyers. After testing quotes on items ranging from $50 to $500, the ~80% market value held pretty consistent. Factor in the 3% new user bonus and a low-cost withdrawal method like Revolut (1.5%) or USDT TRC20 ($1 + 0.5%), and you’re looking at roughly 78-80% net.

This works well for clearing out inventory quickly, cashing in event drops, or liquidating after a price spike. It doesn’t work if you’re trying to maximize every dollar – P2P marketplaces will net you more, but you’ll wait longer. For rare or collectible items, you’d definitely want to consider auction platforms instead. Check our CS2 marketplace reviews to compare all your options.

What is Sellyourskins?

Sellyourskins launched in 2020 out of Poland as an instant cash-out service. There’s literally zero inventory for sale on the platform – it only handles the selling side. They’ve got a 4.7 Trustpilot rating from 207 reviews, which is solid for this type of service.

Here’s how it works: you connect your Steam account, select items you want to sell, get an instant quote, and once you complete the trade, you withdraw to your chosen payment method. They support CS2, Dota 2, Team Fortress 2, and Rust. The average quote sits around 80% of market value, which is the trade-off for instant liquidity.

Compared to Steam Community Market’s 15% fee (with no cash withdrawal option), Sellyourskins offers an actual path to real money. It positions itself among the best places to sell CS2 skins when speed matters more than squeezing out maximum value.

Fees Explained

There’s no traditional seller or buyer fee structure here. The cost is embedded in the quote itself – that ~80% of market value is essentially a 20% haircut for instant liquidity. Then you add withdrawal fees on top:

• Revolut: 1.5%
• WebMoney: 1.0%
• PayPal, Bank/SEPA, Venmo: 2.5%
• Cards: 2.9%
• USDT (TRC20 or ERC20): $1 + 0.5%
• BTC or ETH: $5 + 0.5%
• LTC or TRON: 0.5%

Let’s run the numbers on a $100 sale. You get an $80 quote. With the 3% new user bonus, that becomes $82.40. Withdraw via Revolut (1.5%) and you net $81.16. Use PayPal (2.5%) and you get $80.34. USDT TRC20 ($1 + 0.5%) leaves you with $81.40 minus the $1 fixed fee and 0.5%, so about $80.98.

Compare this to P2P sites like White.market (5% seller fee, 0% buyer) where you might wait days for a buyer, or Skinport (8% seller fee) with instant bot delivery. You’re paying more for the instant quote, but saving time and hassle.

Getting Started

Setup takes 10-15 minutes. You need your email, Steam Trade URL, and a decision on which payout method you’ll use.

Account Setup

Register with your email, verify it (usually comes through in under two minutes), then connect your Steam account. Once connected, you can browse your inventory and request quotes immediately.

Verification

KYC depends on your payout method. PayPal and banks typically require identity verification through their own systems. Crypto withdrawals usually have fewer hoops. The process is mostly automated and takes just a few minutes unless manual review is needed.

Security

Verify your Steam Trade URL and make sure Steam Mobile Authenticator is active. Enable 2FA on your Sellyourskins account too. This prevents trade failures and protects your payouts.

First Sale

Start with $25-50 worth of items to test the system. Select items, review the quote (remember it’s about 80% of market), apply your 3% new user bonus if available, and confirm. Once they receive your items, funds become available for withdrawal.

Choosing Your Payout

For smaller amounts, Revolut at 1.5% or USDT TRC20 ($1 + 0.5%) typically gives you the best net. For larger crypto withdrawals, the fixed fees on BTC ($5) or ETH ($5) become less significant. Avoid high-percentage methods like cards (2.9%) unless you have no other option.

Pro tips: Always use the 3% signup bonus on your first sale. Test with a small amount first. If a payment method isn’t showing up, it’s probably region-restricted for your country.

Payment Methods

Since this is cash-out only, there are no deposit methods. You only deal with withdrawals.

Withdrawal Options

Method availability varies by country. Venmo is US-only, and some crypto options might be restricted depending on local regulations. If something’s missing from your account, it’s probably a regional limitation.

Supported Games

CS2 is the main focus, but they also handle Dota 2, Team Fortress 2, and Rust. Items need to be tradeable in Steam – anything on hold, trade-locked, or restricted won’t work. For CS2, that means skins, knives, gloves, and other tradeable inventory items.

There’s no item swapping between games. You sell items from any supported game and get cash or crypto in return.

Alternatives Worth Considering

If you’re willing to wait for maximum value, P2P platforms beat instant-sell quotes every time. Here’s how the competition stacks up:

CSFloat and BUFF163 will net you more money but require patience. Skinport and DMarket offer speed similar to Sellyourskins but with different fee structures. SkinBid works for rare items where collectors will pay premium. Choose based on whether you prioritize speed or maximum payout.