TF2 inventory value calculator

Paste a Steam ID or profile URL and see what that Team Fortress 2 backpack is worth, in keys and in dollars. No login, no API key, nothing installed — the inventory just has to be public.

What counts

Every item is matched to its exact variant — the effect on an unusual, the killstreak tier on a weapon, the wear on a war paint — and valued at that variant’s sell price against the current key rate. Metal is counted at what metal is: nine scrap to a refined.

Items we cannot price are counted separately and shown with the reason, rather than being folded into the total at zero. A calculator that quietly rounds the hard parts down is a calculator that tells you your backpack is worth less than it is.

What it cannot see

Steam’s public inventory is a display API — it returns the tooltip you would read in-game, not the item’s attributes. Some things simply are not in it: which war paint is on a painted weapon, which spells an item carries, which sheen a killstreak weapon has. Nothing can recover those without a trade offer or an API key.

Sheen and killstreaker have no prices anywhere upstream either — no SKU in the entire pricelist encodes one — so no site can price them honestly.

Nothing about the inventory is stored. The result is read from Steam’s public endpoint, held in memory for ten minutes so a refresh does not ask Steam again, and then forgotten.