CSFloat vs DMarket: Which Is Better?
CSFloat8.5/10VS
DMarket9.4/10Quick verdict
Both list a 2% CS2 seller fee and no buyer fee, so the real difference is cash-out. CSFloat charges a withdrawal fee from 2.5% and pays by bank, debit card or USDC. DMarket adds no withdrawal fee of its own and pays to PayPal, Skrill, Payoneer, card or bank. DMarket also covers more games.
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CSFloat vs DMarket side by side
| Fact | ||
|---|---|---|
| Overall score | 8.5 | 9.4 |
| Fees score | 8.3 | 8.9 |
| Trust score | 10.0 | 10.0 |
| Payout speed score | Not scored | Not scored |
| Selection score | 7.0 | 10.0 |
| Usability score | 7.5 | 8.1 |
| Support score | Not scored | Not scored |
| Website | csfloat.com | dmarket.com |
| Founded | 2020 | 2017 |
| Operator | CSFloat, Inc. | DMarket Inc. |
| Jurisdiction | United States (Delaware law) | Delaware, United States |
| Company registration | File No. 6954716 (Delaware Division of Corporations) | Registered number 7914588 (Delaware corporation, USA) |
| KYC (ID check) | Required before withdrawal | Required before withdrawal |
| Two-factor login | Yes | Yes |
| Seller fee | 2% | 2% |
| Buyer fee | 0% | 0% |
| Withdrawal fee | 2.5% | 0% (payment processor fees apply) |
| Deposit methods | Debit/credit card, ACH debit, iDEAL and Crypto | Visa, Mastercard and Bitcoin |
| Withdrawal methods | Bank transfer, Debit card and Crypto (USDC) | Bank card, PayPal, Skrill, Payoneer, Wire transfer and SEPA transfer |
| Currencies | USD | USD |
| Minimum deposit | Not found | $1 |
| Minimum withdrawal | $5 | $5 |
| Games | CS2 | CS2, Dota 2, TF2 and Rust |
| Features | P2P trading, Auctions, Buy orders, Offers, Browser extension, Mobile app and API | Instant sell, Face2Face P2P trading, Bot trading, Buy orders (Targets), Item exchange, Trading API and Mobile app |
| Minimum age | Under 18 allowed with guardian consent | 18+ |
| Restricted countries | NO | RU and BY |
| Trustpilot page | Read reviews on Trustpilot | Read reviews on Trustpilot |
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Which has lower fees, CSFloat or DMarket?
DMarket wins on fees, scoring 8.9 against 8.3. This score measures: seller, buyer and withdrawal fees on a $100 sale, compared with other marketplaces.
- Seller fee: CSFloat 2%; DMarket 2%.
- Buyer fee: CSFloat 0%; DMarket 0%.
- Withdrawal fee: CSFloat 2.5%; DMarket 0% (payment processor fees apply).
Is CSFloat or DMarket safer?
CSFloat and DMarket tie on trust at 10.0 out of 10. This score measures: operator transparency, company registration, KYC, 2FA, track record and how disputes are handled.
- Founded: CSFloat 2020; DMarket 2017.
- Operator: CSFloat CSFloat, Inc.; DMarket DMarket Inc..
- Jurisdiction: CSFloat United States (Delaware law); DMarket Delaware, United States.
- KYC (ID check): CSFloat Required before withdrawal; DMarket Required before withdrawal.
- Two-factor login: CSFloat Yes; DMarket Yes.
Which has more skins, CSFloat or DMarket?
DMarket wins on selection, scoring 10.0 against 7.0. This score measures: number of CS2 listings, price range covered and supported games.
- Games: CSFloat CS2; DMarket CS2, Dota 2, TF2 and Rust.
- Features: CSFloat P2P trading, Auctions, Buy orders, Offers, Browser extension, Mobile app and API; DMarket Instant sell, Face2Face P2P trading, Bot trading, Buy orders (Targets), Item exchange, Trading API and Mobile app.
Which is easier to use, CSFloat or DMarket?
DMarket wins on usability, scoring 8.1 against 7.5. This score measures: how easy it is to list, buy, filter and withdraw on desktop and mobile.
- Deposit methods: CSFloat Debit/credit card, ACH debit, iDEAL and Crypto; DMarket Visa, Mastercard and Bitcoin.
- Currencies: CSFloat USD; DMarket USD.
- Minimum deposit: CSFloat not found; DMarket $1.
Read the full reviews
See every fact we found, with its source, in the CSFloat review and the DMarket review. Scores follow our published methodology.
Our take
On paper the headline fees match. Both charge sellers 2% on a normal CS2 sale and charge buyers nothing. The details decide which one keeps more of your money.
Seller fees in practice. CSFloat's 2% is flat for every CS2 sale. DMarket's 2% applies to most CS2 skins, but low-priced or low-liquidity items can cost up to 10%, some items drop to 1%, and Face2Face sales cost 4%. Its Dota 2, TF2 and Rust sales cost 5%.
Withdrawals. This is where they split. CSFloat charges a withdrawal fee that starts at 2.5% and falls with lifetime sales volume, plus up to 1% for non-USD payouts. DMarket says it takes no withdrawal fee of its own, though the payment provider may. DMarket pays out to PayPal, Skrill and Payoneer within 48 hours, and to card, wire or SEPA within 7 working days. CSFloat pays through Stripe by bank transfer, debit card or USDC. Both have a $5 minimum and both only pay out money earned from sales, not deposits.
Extras. DMarket adds instant sell, bot trading, buy orders (Targets) and item exchange across four games. CSFloat is CS2 only, with auctions, offers, buy orders and a browser extension, and items stay in your Steam inventory until sold.
Access and checks. DMarket needs KYC for card deposits and may ask for it on withdrawal, and it blocks users from Russia and Belarus. CSFloat asks for KYC on some deposit methods and payouts, and does not support payments in Norway. Both are Delaware companies with their own 2FA.
If you want PayPal or Skrill payouts, or trade games beyond CS2, DMarket fits. If you sell CS2 skins and are happy with bank, card or USDC payouts, CSFloat's flat fee is easier to predict. Compare both on the fees page, and read the CSFloat review and DMarket review.
Frequently asked questions
Can DMarket's CS2 seller fee be higher than 2%?
Yes. DMarket's fee table says low-priced or low-liquidity CS2 items can cost up to 10%, and Face2Face sales cost 4%. CSFloat lists a flat 2% on CS2 sales.
Can I withdraw money I deposited on CSFloat or DMarket?
No. On both sites only money earned from selling items can be withdrawn. Deposited balance can only be spent on the site.
Which one pays out to PayPal?
DMarket lists PayPal, Skrill and Payoneer payouts. CSFloat pays out by bank transfer, debit card or USDC through Stripe, with no PayPal option in its record.
Is CSFloat better than DMarket?
Both list a 2% CS2 seller fee and no buyer fee, so the real difference is cash-out. CSFloat charges a withdrawal fee from 2.5% and pays by bank, debit card or USDC. DMarket adds no withdrawal fee of its own and pays to PayPal, Skrill, Payoneer, card or bank. DMarket also covers more games.
Can I use both CSFloat and DMarket?
Yes. Many traders list on more than one marketplace to compare prices. Keep Steam Guard on and only accept trades shown inside each site.