CS.Deals review
Dota 2 listings with a low 2% marketplace sale fee.
- Type
- Marketplace · verified
- Typical fee
- Marketplace API reports 2% sale fee; withdrawal/KYC/fraud fees may also apply
- Cashout
- Fiat/crypto processors; KYC applies
- Payout speed
- Processor-dependent; no fixed public SLA
- Min withdraw
- Processor-dependent
- Operating since
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- Eligibility
- Check on the site
- Best for
- Documented low marketplace fee plus Dota listings
Sources
Official sourcesWhere the fee, cashout, payout and minimum details above come from:
CS.Deals is a multi-game marketplace with Dota 2 listings. Its marketplace API reports a 2% sale fee; withdrawal, KYC or fraud-processing fees can also apply. You cash out through fiat or crypto processors with KYC, and timing and minimums depend on the processor — CS.Deals publishes no fixed payout time.
The upside: a 2% sale fee, below the standard seller fees at DMarket (5%), Skinport (8%) and Market Dota 2 (5%). The catch: processor fees can eat that saving, and payout timing isn’t fixed.
Treat the fee saving as a budget for processor costs. In a hypothetical $40 sale, 2% leaves $39.20 and 5% leaves $38, so just $1.20 of extra charges wipes out the advantage. Check the processor’s fee, minimum and verification before choosing. For crypto, note the currency and network — a USD reference value is not a bank deposit. With no fixed payout time, don’t plan around same-day arrival.
Pros
- Documented low marketplace fee plus Dota listings
Cons
- Fees and limits can change — check the final quote before you confirm
How to use CS.Deals for Dota 2
- Open CS.Deals from its official address and check the domain before signing in.
- Find the exact Dota 2 listing rather than relying on another game’s quote.
- Check processor fees, the minimum withdrawal and verification before comparing the final amount.
- Confirm the final fee and what you receive on the last screen before you accept.
- Start with one low-value item, and stop if anything in the trade or payment looks different from what you expected.
Is CS.Deals safe?
Test a small withdrawal through your chosen processor before selling larger items, since withdrawal or KYC fees can apply.
The verdict
Worth comparing for its 2% sale fee, as long as your processor’s charges stay small.
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CS.Deals — frequently asked
What is the CS.Deals fee for selling Dota 2 items?
The CS.Deals marketplace API reports a 2% sale fee. Withdrawal, KYC or fraud-processing fees can apply on top.
How do I withdraw from CS.Deals?
Through fiat or crypto payment processors, with KYC. Timing and minimums depend on the processor; CS.Deals publishes no fixed payout time.