Chrome extension
A CS2 price checker on the listing you’re looking at
On a CS2 skin listing, on one of the 16 marketplaces it runs on, the Veriloot extension shows a card: where the same item sells for less, by how much, and how old that price is.
No account, no sign-in: it reads the page and nothing else. Nothing is billed today.
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What the card says
- “Cheaper on CSFloat: €21.96”: the cheapest marketplace elsewhere and how old that price is, then the price recorded where you are and the gap.
- “You’re already at the lowest price we found”, when that’s the case.
- “Only price we have”, when a single marketplace has a recent price: there’s nothing to compare.
- “The price depends on the phase or pattern” for a Doppler, a Fade or a Case Hardened: no amount, since the name doesn’t tell the phase.
- “No recent price for this item”, when nothing is measured. Never 0.
- A button to the marketplace, and “Compare on Veriloot” for the marketplace-by-marketplace detail.
Three real screenshots
Taken on 28 September 2026 between 17:28 and 17:30 UTC, on public pages, with no account. The prices are the ones Veriloot served at that moment; they have changed since.
Where it runs
On the listing pages of these 16 marketplaces: 49skins, Buff.market, BUFF163, CS.MONEY, CSFloat, DMarket, HaloSkins, LIS-SKINS, Mannco.store, market.csgo, SkinBaron, Skinport, SkinSwap, Tradeit, Waxpeer and White.Market. Anywhere else, it does nothing.
Where the prices come from
It’s the lowest listing price Veriloot recorded on each marketplace that pays in money, Steam and site credit left out. The card always shows how old that price is.
A price in dollars is converted to euros at the European Central Bank reference rate. The marketplace applies its own rate when you buy.
The extension doesn’t read the price of the listing you’re on: it compares Veriloot’s recorded prices.
Affiliate links
Some buttons are affiliate links: if you go through one, the marketplace may pay Veriloot a commission. Each one is labelled “affiliate link”. The ranking doesn’t depend on it: the cheapest stays on top.
What it doesn’t do
- It doesn’t read your cookies, your credentials, your history or your other tabs.
- It signs in to no account and never acts for you: no buying, no selling, no trading.
- It sends Veriloot only the name of the item on screen and the page’s marketplace. The detail is in the privacy policy.