Overview

SteamLabs allows you to automatically sell your items on three marketplaces: Steam, CSFloat and Market.CSGO. The flow is the same for all three, so this page covers what they share. The per-marketplace pages cover what does not.

Where selling lives #

Market sits in the Trading group. The three chips in the page header switch marketplace, and each one has its own tabs:

Listing items #

Selling always starts on Inventory, not in Market. Select the items you want to sell, then press Sell items in the selection bar at the bottom.

The modal opens on Steam, so pick your marketplace first. Then pick how to price:

• Steam: Undercut the cheapest listing, Set a target price, Sell instantly to top buyer
• CSFloat: Undercut lowest, Percent of reference
• Market.CSGO: Undercut lowest ask, Percent of reference, Top bid (instant sale)

Minimum price protection defaults to 70%. Anything that would price below that share of the item's estimated value is skipped instead of listed.

Accounts that cannot list are skipped with the reason shown in the modal, for example 2 selected account(s) will be skipped: has restricted Steam market access.

Listing states #

The first three count as open, and only open listings can be repriced or delisted.

Selling on a schedule #

For rules instead of hand-picked items, use the Sell on Market task on Tasks → Create tasks. It takes the same marketplace and pricing options, plus Item conditions (game, price range, item type, origin) and Max items per account.

Minimum price and Maximum price under Item conditions choose which items get listed, by their estimated value in USD. They are not the price the items are listed at.

One exact price across many accounts #

The task offers a fourth Steam pricing mode, Exact price, that the modal does not: it can put the same typed number on every account in your selection.

Exact price sits in the mode row from the start but stays greyed out until the task is pinned to a single item: turn on the Specific items condition and pick one item, and it becomes selectable. One price cannot fit items of different value, so until then the button carries a tooltip saying so.

Because every Steam account has its own wallet currency, an exact price also needs to say which currency it is in. Pick that next to the price, then choose what should happen to accounts that do not match:

Minimum price protection does not apply to an exact price. It guards the automatic modes against a thin order book, and there is nothing to guard when you set the number yourself.