min/max the terminal.

Activate dozens of sealed terminals in one run and let the app price each offer as it comes back.

See every offer beside its current CSFloat resale with the fee already deducted, so a profitable trade stands out at a glance.

EV, ROI and net margin on every offer, so each accept-or-skip decision comes down to a clear number.

Value every offer against the market you actually sell on: CSFloat, Buff163, Skinport, Market.CSGO and more. Cached server-side, no per-machine API keys.

Switch wallets and Steam accounts whenever you need. Prices follow your chosen currency, converted once at the source.

Realized P/L and ROI across all the openings you've worked, straight from your own offer log.

Flags collector patterns the stock offer image hides, like the MP7 Amberline's full-white / full-gold variants.

Your Steam refresh token is encrypted on your own machine and never leaves it. The app signs in and works the Terminal from there, not from our servers.

Finds skins selling below Steam Community Market price on CSFloat, Buff and other markets. Buy off-market, resell on Steam, and top up your Steam balance at a discount. The board ranks by how much balance a deal actually adds and how long it takes to exit, not just the headline spread.

Every top-up is recorded in a funding ledger, so you always know your real blended rate: what a euro of Steam balance actually cost you. Cash buys and skin-funded top-ups are tracked together, and the measured rate feeds back into the cockpit verdicts.

Build a contract ten inputs at a time with wear and float filters, per-slot detail and a warning before you craft with trade-locked inputs. Save a contract you like as a blueprint and run it again. Consolidate a pile of low-value copies into fewer, better ones, pull the inputs straight out of your storage units on demand, and review every contract you have run in Stats.

One bell for everything with a clock on it: items about to become tradeable, offers about to expire, and CSFloat delivery deadlines. It exists so a final offer is never forfeited just because nobody was looking.

Sold items are pulled back in automatically, so the cash-exit side of your P&L is measured rather than assumed, and delivery deadlines surface before they bite.

Designate what a top-up actually bought: pick a basket, select all, and let live market prices prefill the numbers. That flow is what turns raw purchases into a real, measured balance rate.

Link your Discord account and the Pro role is granted automatically while your subscription is active, through Discord's own Linked Roles. No manual verification.

List a whole batch across markets at the best net-of-fees price, with identical copies stacked into one row, grade quick-select, and a per-stack float floor so standout floats never get dumped with the batch. Keep-or-sell values a low-float copy by what it does in a trade-up, not only what it sells for today.

It runs the actual CS2 game through the software, opens Terminals for you in volume, and prices every offer the game returns against the live CSFloat market, flagging the ones that resell for a profit so you take only those.

No. Pricing runs through the SkinsIQ backend, which holds the market keys and serves a shared, continuously-refreshed cache. You just sign in and go.

SkinsIQ is local-first. Your Steam refresh token is encrypted on your own machine with the OS keystore and never leaves it. The app signs in from there, and the backend only ever serves prices and your subscription status.

The Terminals cockpit is free: download, sign in, and connect your Steam account. Pro is €5/month (Deals, Sell, Profitability, Trade-ups and the analytics overlays), billed through Stripe and cancellable any time from the app.

macOS (.dmg), Linux (AppImage + .deb), and Windows (.exe) are all available today.

Both. SkinsIQ picks up any terminals already active on your account, including ones you activated outside the app, so you can review their current offers and act on them, not just the terminals you rolled inside SkinsIQ.

The Dead Hand Terminal sells items below market in short windows. That's the terminal discount. SkinsIQ opens Terminals in bulk and prices every offer against live resale, so you take the discounted ones that clear a profit and skip the rest.

Yes. The Steam-wallet deals engine finds skins selling below Steam Community Market price on CSFloat, Buff and other markets. Buy off-market, resell on Steam, and top up your wallet with discounted Steam balance.

Same idea, wider net. The TF2 key method gets you cheaper Steam balance by buying keys off-market and reselling on Steam; SkinsIQ runs that logic across every item and market at once (CSFloat, Buff, Skinport and more) and only surfaces the ones that clear a profit after fees.