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Stack CS2 skins the boring, disciplined way.

cs2stack buys a little of the cases you choose every day — comparing DMarket and SkinBaron for the cheapest price, staying inside a budget you set, and mailing you a clean report. Dollar-cost averaging, on autopilot.

No waitlist, no card — create an account and open the sniping sheet.

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397 cases stacked on autopilot· $744 of real money deployed· Items bought 36% cheaper than Steam price on average (sniping)· 11-day buying streak

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Real figures from the founder account — running cs2stack with $20 every day.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

A checklist.md file with a daily budget and one line per case with a max price
1

List the cases you want

One line each, with a max price. Set a daily budget — say $20. That's the whole config.

For a case, DMarket and SkinBaron prices compared and the cheaper one bought
2

It buys, every day

Each morning it splits your budget across your list, checks DMarket & SkinBaron, and buys the cheapest — carrying over what it can't spend yet.

An email report with the day's purchases and share-ready cards
3

You get the report

An email with exactly what it bought, your running totals, and share-ready cards. That's it.

Set it once

It runs itself — no daily Steam clicks.

Most CS2 marketplaces are peer-to-peer, so a scheduled buy still makes you accept a Steam trade offer every run. cs2stack runs where your buys just land in your account and the stack grows on its own.

Most skin bots (P2P)

  • ✗A seller has to send each item
  • ✗You accept a Steam trade on every buy
  • ✗Miss the window and the deal cancels

cs2stack

  • ✓Buys land in your on-site inventory
  • ✓Zero Steam clicks per buy
  • ✓Withdraw the whole stack anytime
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Why it's different

Built like a tool you'd trust with money.

A little added every day, stacking into a growing position

True DCA

Equal daily splits, indivisible-asset carry-over. Cheap now, patient always.

DMarket and SkinBaron prices compared, the cheaper one bought

Cheapest wins

Every copy is priced across DMarket and SkinBaron; it buys wherever it's lower.

A shield: hard cap and per-item max price enforced before every buy

Hard safety rails

A hard cap checked before every buy, a per-item max price, and dry-run by default.

A ledger with each buy logged and reconciled against inventory

Money-exact ledger

Every confirmed buy is logged and reconciled against your inventory — no phantom spend.

A stack of share-ready cards mailed every run

Share cards

Each run mails PNG cards worth posting — your haul, your growth, live market data.

A key: your keys and prepaid balance stay yours

You stay in control

Your keys, your prepaid balance. It never touches a payment method.

Try it

Project your stack.

Pick your cases, set a budget, and see where a few dollars a day could land — using the CS market's recent growth.

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Illustration only — not financial advice. The growth presets reflect the CS2 skin market's recent trajectory (~+38% per year, 2023→2026); the future may differ. Case prices are approximate.

In your inbox

A report you'll actually want to open.

Every run sends a clean recap — and a set of cards built to drop straight into a post.

Live now

The sheet is open — and it's free.

Watch any CS2 item across marketplaces, set your target price, and let the sheet tell you when to strike. No card, no waitlist.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is it a website I log into?

Yes. Create a free account and you land in the price-monitoring sheet — live lowest prices across marketplaces for any CS2 item you watch, with targets and buy signals. The autobuy bot the founder runs is the next thing being productized.

Which marketplaces?

The sheet compares Steam, Skinport and DMarket today (more coming). The founder's autobuy bot trades on DMarket and SkinBaron.

Can it overspend?

No. A daily budget, a per-item max price, and an absolute hard cap are enforced before every purchase. It defaults to a dry-run that spends nothing.

Do you hold my funds or keys?

Never. Everything runs on your side — your API keys, your prepaid marketplace balance.