Industrial Grade Median Pricing
Composite 50
$0.03
$0.07
Top outcomes 
10%
10%
10%
10% 10% 10%Cost
$0.45
EV
$0.49
Profit (net)
+$0.02
ROI
+4.44%
Runs/wk 619.8
Acq markup +40%
Max overpay $0.02 (4.4%)
Trade-up tools
Profitable CS2 trade-ups
Every analyzed trade-up across collections, rarities and markets, ranked by the v4 realism scorecard. Filter by feasibility, repeatability and break-even headroom to find contracts worth running this week.
354 configurations match the current filters. Prefer a curated shortlist? See featured trade-ups or build your own in the trade-up calculator.
Live analysis
Last updated 20h ago
Configurations 5,069
Profitable 5,069
Median composite 61
Median runs/wk 673.0
Industrial Grade Median Pricing
Composite 50
$0.04
$0.17
Top outcomes 
10%
10%
10%
10% 10% 10%Cost
$0.87
EV
$0.96
Profit (net)
+$0.03
ROI
+3.45%
Runs/wk 656.5
Acq markup +33%
Max overpay $0.03 (3.4%)
Industrial Grade Median Pricing
Composite 49
$0.05
$0.01
Top outcomes 
8%
8%
10%
8% 8% 10%Cost
$0.35
EV
$0.38
Profit (net)
+$0.01
ROI
+2.86%
Runs/wk 656.5
Acq markup +67%
Max overpay $0.01 (2.9%)
Industrial Grade Median Pricing
Composite 47
$0.04
$0.76
Top outcomes 
10%
10%
10%
10% 10% 10%Cost
$3.27
EV
$3.52
Profit (net)
+$0.03
ROI
+0.92%
Runs/wk 199.5
Acq markup +33%
Max overpay $0.03 (0.9%)
Frequently asked questions
How does CSSkinLab find profitable trade-ups?
A worker re-analyzes every collection pair and rarity on a schedule: it prices the 10 inputs at the float they need, computes each outcome skin and wear with the same float formula CS2 uses, weighs outcomes by their odds and compares the expected value with the input cost, per market.
What is the realism score?
A 0–100 composite of feasibility (can the required floats be bought), acquisition realism (how far above the cheapest listing you would pay), repeatability (how often per week the contract can be run), hold risk and outcome confidence. Sort or filter by it to skip contracts that only work on paper.
Are profitable trade-ups guaranteed to make money?
No. Profit is an expected value: across many runs the average should match, but any single contract can roll a cheap outcome. Prices also move between analysis and purchase, so check the "last updated" time and re-run the contract in the trade-up calculator before buying.