Compare CS2 Agents

Agents are player character skins — they replace the default Counter-Terrorist or Terrorist model that you and everyone else in the match sees. Unlike a weapon skin, an agent changes your whole silhouette, which is why they are the one cosmetic category ever argued to affect gameplay.

This is genuinely debated. Some agents are visually harder to pick out against certain map backgrounds, and the complaint has been raised in professional play. Valve has adjusted specific models in response, and agents remain allowed in official competitive matches.

Supply. Agents came from a small number of operation-linked collections, and those collections stopped producing new copies when their operations ended. Agents from discontinued collections trade well above the ones still obtainable.

Yes. Agents trade and sell like any other cosmetic, subject to the usual trade hold. They carry no float or wear value, so pricing comes down to the model itself and how many copies exist.

One per side — a single Counter-Terrorist agent and a single Terrorist agent. That cap is why agents trade in much lower volume than weapon skins: there is no reason to build a collection the way players collect finishes for one rifle.