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Steam Calculator

Inventory values for CS2, Dota 2, Rust and TF2, plus your Steam library.

Games

Nothing is stored unless you share it.

How to Check Your Steam Account Value

Paste your Steam profile URL or Steam ID in the field above and click "Calculate". The calculator will analyze your profile and show your game count, total playtime, and library value.

For a complete calculation, make sure your profile and game details are set to "Public" in Steam privacy settings. If your profile is private, only basic information will be available.

What the Steam Calculator Shows

  • Library value: current US Steam Store prices for the games that have a store price.
  • Game count: games in your library, including free games.
  • Inventory value: marketplace estimates for CS2, Dota 2, Rust and TF2 items, with links to their price pages.

The inventory is priced by our market snapshot, the games at current US Store prices. We don't keep your account.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Steam account value calculated?

The calculator reads your game list through the official Steam Web API (IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames) and adds the current US Steam store prices held in its price cache. Free and delisted games are excluded.

Why doesn't the value match what I've actually spent?

Library value shows what it would cost to buy all your games today at current store prices. Actual spending is almost always lower: sale discounts reach 75-90%, games come in bundles, are received as gifts, or through subscriptions.

Do I need to make my profile public?

For a full calculation — yes. Go to Steam → Settings → Privacy and set "My profile" and "Game details" to "Public". You can revert it after checking. For private profiles, only basic info (name, avatar, join date) is available.

Is my profile data safe?

We read only public Steam profile data. We don't ask for your password or sign in to your account, and we don't keep your account unless you share it.

Where do I find my Steam profile URL?

Open Steam, click your name at the top, and select "Profile". Copy the URL from the address bar. If you need a SteamID64 or other ID format, Steam ID Finder converts it instantly.