Can I list a skin at my own price on Tradeit?

No. Instant Sell — where Tradeit buys the item from you at a quoted price — is currently the only live selling method. If you want to set your own asking price, a listing marketplace such as CSFloat or Skinport is the better fit.

Why is my Tradeit revenue locked for seven days?

That hold matches Steam’s own trade-protection window rather than being something Tradeit adds. Once it expires you can move funds to Store Balance instantly, or withdraw them as cash.

How do I withdraw money from Tradeit?

By bank transfer, debit card, or cryptocurrency, for a 2% processing fee with a $10 minimum; bank payouts take two to three business days. Moving the money to Store Balance instead is instant and free, but keeps it on the platform.

Can I deposit skins instead of money?

Yes. Tradeit values items from your Steam inventory at live market prices and credits them as funds, which makes it straightforward to trade one set of skins into another without ever moving cash in.

Which games does Tradeit support?

Counter-Strike 2, Rust and Team Fortress 2 — the same spread as Swap.gg, and useful if your inventory is not purely CS2.

Tradeit

Variable Seller Fee
0% Buyer Fee
~3.1% Deposit Fee
2% Withdrawal Fee

Introduction

Tradeit runs on a dual corporate structure — TRADEITGG LTD in Cyprus and Tradeit.gg LLC in Delaware — with a copyright notice reaching back to 2017. It is the most visible of these marketplaces in esports, appearing as a sponsor around Vitality, HLTV and BLAST, and it carries nearly 22,000 Trustpilot reviews at 4.7.

How the market works

Tradeit buys your skin itself rather than listing it for someone else to buy. Instant Sell is the only live selling method: you are quoted a price, you accept, and the item goes to Tradeit. There is no manual listing flow where you set your own price and wait.

Fees explained

The seller-side fee runs anywhere from 5% to 20% and is already baked into the price you are quoted, so nothing is deducted afterwards. That band is the widest disclosed by any marketplace here, and where a specific item falls inside it is not something you can work out in advance — you can only compare the quote against the market. Buying carries no separate charge: spending store balance costs exactly the quoted price. Funding that balance is a different story — Tradeit does not publish a deposit rate, but third-party reporting puts card deposits at around 3.1%, and the other rails on offer may not cost the same.

How to buy

Fund the account by card, crypto, iDEAL, Bancontact or Giropay, or by depositing skins valued at live market prices, then buy directly. Depositing skins rather than money is a genuinely useful route if you are effectively trading up rather than spending.

How to sell

Selling only happens through Instant Sell: pick an item from your Steam inventory, accept the quoted price, and it transfers to Tradeit immediately. There is no listing step where you name your own price and wait for a buyer, so a sale is finished the moment you accept the quote. Whatever percentage Tradeit has taken is already reflected in that number, and the proceeds land in Revenue straight away.

Cashing out

Sale proceeds sit in Revenue and are locked for seven days — that is Steam’s trade-protection window rather than a Tradeit-imposed delay. After it clears you can move the money to Store Balance instantly and for free, or withdraw to a bank account, debit card, or crypto wallet for a 2% fee with a $10 minimum.

Who it's for

Well suited to people who want a skin turned into balance in one click and intend to spend it on the platform, where the payout is instant and free. Poorly suited to anyone optimising for the best price, because a fee that can reach 20% and is invisible until quoted is hard to plan around.

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages

Instant, one-click selling with the price quoted up front
Store Balance transfers are immediate and completely free
Skins can be deposited as funds at live market valuation
Very large review base — nearly 22,000 at 4.7
Supports Rust and Team Fortress 2 alongside CS2

Disadvantages

Seller fee ranges from 5% all the way to 20%, depending on the item
Instant Sell is the only selling method — you cannot list at your own price
Cash withdrawals cost 2% with a $10 minimum
Deposit fee (around 3.1% on card) is a third-party estimate, not something Tradeit discloses itself

Alternatives to Tradeit

Frequently Asked Questions

Between 5% and 20%, already included in the price you are quoted rather than deducted afterwards. It is the widest fee band of any marketplace in this comparison, so it is worth checking the quote against live prices before accepting.

Last reviewed 17 August 2026.