Where to sell Rust skins

Figures checked 7 November 2026. In the fee table, the order depends only on the fee.

In short

The lowest published fee is at CS.Deals: 2%, with withdrawal 7 days after the sale. DMarket and rust.tm take 5%, and a DMarket direct deal costs 4%. To sell instantly, Avan.Market and LIS-SKINS quote their own price. Steam takes about 15%, and you cannot cash out from it.

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Published fees

SiteSeller feeCash-outDetailsSourceLink
CS.DealsMarketplace and trading
2% per saleTrades and instant sale have no separate fee: the price shown is final
Bank account or crypto. The fee page lists 0% withdrawal under instant sale; the minimum and the fee are shown when you withdraw
Withdrawal opens 7 days after a sale. They may ask for documents, and the balance stays frozen until the check passes. No affiliate program yet: it is listed for its low fee.
DMarketMarketplace, trading and direct deals
5% per saleTrade 2%, Face2Face direct deal 4%
Payoneer, Skrill, PayPal within 48 hours. Cards, wire, SEPA within 7 business days
Lists the Rust fee on its own line. It does not accept trades that Steam would hold, so you need the Steam Guard mobile authenticator.
rust.tmRust-only marketplace
5% of the dealThe terms mention other fees under an agency agreement, which we have not read
Withdrawal within 3 business days. We have not checked the payout methods
Rust skins only. Newly deposited money cannot be withdrawn for 8 days.
Steam Community MarketSteam market
About 15%Usually 5% Steam plus 10% game fee; we found no official figure for Rust
No withdrawal: the money stays in your Steam Wallet
Fine if you want Wallet funds for games rather than cash.
TradeitSelling and trading
0% to 30%Depends on the skin and current promotions
Crypto, bank, debit card
Instant sale on the page is under maintenance. Trades earn raffle tickets for skins; there is no betting.

Buyout and trading: the site sets the price

There is no percentage here, so the order is alphabetical. Compare the offered price with other sites.

SiteSeller feeCash-outDetailsSourceLink
Avan.MarketBuyout: the site buys the skin itself
No percentage publishedThe price is shown before the deal
Cards, e-wallets, crypto, PayPal. Minimum about $2. Crypto arrives in a couple of minutes, PayPal within a few business days. Withdrawals carry a fee: fixed for crypto, a percentage for bank methods
Its rules apply the 7-day hold to CS2 only; Rust has no delay. No ID check for withdrawals unless anti-fraud flags you. Compare its price with the market.
LIS-SKINSBuyout: the site buys the skin itself
No percentage publishedThe price is shown before the deal. The site itself says its price is a little below market
Card or crypto. The fee depends on the method and is shown before you confirm
Its FAQ says payment arrives 7 days after the trade because of Steam trade protection. It does not mention Rust separately.
SkinsMonkeyTrading with a bot
Not listed separatelyIts terms say the fee is included in the item price
The home page offers selling for cash; we found no terms for Rust
Supports Rust, but focuses on CS2. Has a deposit bonus, a code that returns part of the trade value, and giveaways for tasks.

What you keep from a sale

SiteMethodFeeYou keepWhat you getSourceLink
Regular sale
2%
$98
Cash you can withdraw
Face2Face direct deal
4%
$96
Cash you can withdraw
Regular sale
5%
$95
Cash you can withdraw
Regular sale
5%
$95
Cash you can withdraw
Steam Community Market
Regular sale
About 15%
$85–87
Steam Wallet only

For Steam we give a range: the take.skin breakdown says about $85, while its own formula gives about $87. That breakdown is about CS2. The exact amount shows when you list the item. A payment provider may add its own fee when you withdraw.

Don't want to wait for a buyer? Here the site buys the skin itself and quotes a price right away:

Open Avan.MarketOpen LIS-SKINS

How to sell a skin, step by step

What to pick

You want cash, not a balance

CS.Deals

The lowest published fee: 2%. Compare the price of your item: demand differs between sites.

Open CS.Deals
You want a trade or a direct deal

DMarket

A trade costs 2%, a direct deal with a buyer 4%. The direct deal needs your Steam API key.

Open DMarket
Sell now, without waiting for a buyer

Avan.Market or LIS-SKINS

The site buys the skin itself and quotes the price up front, so you do not wait for a buyer. The price is usually below market, so compare it. Avan.Market has no hold for Rust; LIS-SKINS says in its FAQ that payment arrives after 7 days.

Open Avan.MarketOpen LIS-SKINS
Swap a skin for a skin, fast

Tradeit or SkinsMonkey

A bot trade is quick, but the price already includes a markup. Look at the total, not at promises of low fees.

Open TradeitOpen SkinsMonkey
You only need Steam Wallet funds

Steam Community Market

The highest fee, but no third-party sites. The money stays inside Steam.

Open Steam Community Market

FAQ

Where is the lowest fee for selling Rust skins?

Of the sites in the table, CS.Deals: 2% per sale. DMarket and rust.tm take 5%, and a DMarket Face2Face direct deal costs 4%. Steam takes about 15%.

How fast can I cash out?

CS.Deals lets you withdraw 7 days after a sale, rust.tm within 3 business days. DMarket pays Payoneer, Skrill and PayPal within 48 hours, and cards and bank transfers within 7 business days. Avan.Market says Rust has no hold and crypto arrives in a couple of minutes. LIS-SKINS says payment arrives 7 days after the trade.

Can I withdraw money from Steam?

No. Money from Steam Community Market sales stays in your Steam Wallet. You can buy games and items with it, but you cannot send it to a card.

Why are Tradeit, Avan.Market, LIS-SKINS and SkinsMonkey not in the $100 example?

They have no single percentage. Tradeit gives a range of 0% to 30%, Avan.Market and LIS-SKINS quote their own buyout price, and SkinsMonkey includes its fee in the item price. Compare the final amount of your actual deal.

Why is Skinport not here?

We have not read Skinport's terms for Rust yet. We will add it once we have.

Are there casinos or cases here?

No. We do not list casinos, cases, roulette or skin betting.

How we compare and where the figures come from

We take the figures from the sites' own pages and link the source next to them. The exception is Steam: we could not read its fee table. If a site does not publish a figure, we say so. Tables are sorted by fee, not by who pays us. More on the about page.