[YaBoii]

I made a program that scrapes CS:GO items from the Steam market and checks the float value and then it will output the results in a listview in which you can sort the results by float value, price range, etc. The bot has an automatic buy function if items meet a certain criteria.

The reason this is profitable is because items with a low float value go for way over their normal market price. A lot of people dont care/know about float values and just put their skins that could be worth a lot of money on the market for nothing. Example; a few days ago I found a gun on the market which I bought for 3 cents and sold for 1 key ($2.20).

[Alessyo]

worth nothing. There are tools that do this for free.

[YaBoii]

worth nothing. There are tools that do this for free.

No. There are websites that do it, but you can only do it 5 times a day for free. And you normally cant check the float value of market items, only of items in peoples inventories.

[Alessyo]

csgo.exchange does it.

Anyway you're just reading simple memory, not such a big deal.

I have my own program. You could probs get like 10$ just cause lazy people.

[YaBoii]

csgo.exchange does it.

Anyway you're just reading simple memory, not such a big deal.

I have my own program. You could probs get like 10$ just cause lazy people.

Not reading memory (csgo doesnt even have to be open) and csgo.exchange is not free, nor is csgozone.net. The latter does allow 5 free uses per day per account though. Anyways, it doesnt use any of those methods.

[630]

No. There are websites that do it, but you can only do it 5 times a day for free. And you normally cant check the float value of market items, only of items in peoples inventories.

This is free and unlimited.

https://glws.org/#S76561198105687636A228...0920468625

Also CSGOZone is now unlimited and csgo.exchange allows 500 searches per day.