Browse contracts
Search a skin to explore saved community contracts. Recently seen contracts appear first and stay in the archive when new ones are published. Prices and inputs are recorded snapshots; check that each listing is still available before buying.
Saved community contracts
Browse saved contracts freely. Log in with Steam connected to find new contracts for a skin.
Find new contracts for this skin
Find contracts
Choose a skin in the search above, then find contracts using shared marketplace listings. Explore chances, special floats, or float limits. Live CSFloat is optional and uses your own API key.
Favorites
Contracts you starred, kept with the inputs and prices they had when you starred them. Listings can sell in the meantime, so check each one before buying.
Profit trade-ups
Every trade-up your swept listings can make — one collection, or two mixed — valued with the site's shared prices at the wear each result will land on. Expected back is what the result sells for on average, after the sell fee. Chance to profit is how often the result is worth more than the contract cost. An average only pays off over many contracts: a 20% shot still misses 80% of the time. Prices are estimates (low floats sell above their wear's usual price) and listings sell, so check before buying.
Targets: aim for a skin
The cost range applies to the ten inputs for one final trade-up, before selling any results. Pick the skin you want. You get the cheapest contract for every chance at it (10%, 20%…), what the other results give back when you sell them, and the expected cost per hit. Under that is the ladder: 10 inputs from one collection always craft one skin of that collection a rarity up, so each step shows whether it's cheaper to buy an input or craft it from the rarity below.
Float caps
Trade-ups that land on a skin's lowest or highest possible float, or as near as the listings allow, including record lows like 0.000000003. A result is the skin's minimum plus the inputs' average float (each on its own range) times its float range, stored in 32-bit. So ten inputs right at the bottom of their ranges put the result exactly on the skin's minimum, and the same at the top gives exactly its maximum. Each skin gets a contract with all 10 inputs from its collection (best chance) and ones mixed with the most extreme inputs elsewhere (lower chance, more extreme float). Every input is then swapped for the cheapest one that leaves the result on the very same float.
My inventory
Your signed-in Steam account is used automatically — no pasting. Steam only shows inventories set to Public (Steam > Edit Profile > Privacy > Inventory). Floats come from each item's certificate, decoded here, so there's no inspect server involved.
Inventory profit finder
Find trade-ups using only your loaded inventory. Profit compares the expected result after the sell fee with the estimated market value of the ten items you use. No additional purchases are needed. Items without prices are skipped; estimates may miss float or sticker premiums.
Load your inventory above to begin.
Contracts you can make from your inventory
Trade-ups using only skins you already own, rarest result at the top — exact special floats (½, ⅛, π, 1337…) and the lowest and highest floats your items can reach. Drop odds is the chance one freshly unboxed copy rolls a float that special — not a count. Likely out there multiplies it by how many copies DBT has counted on CSFloat, to estimate how many natural matches already exist (often none, so crafting it may make the only one). Press View contract to see which 10 of your items to use.
Rare float hunter
Score 6 means 1 in a million; 7 means 1 in 10 million.
Build a contract · 1. Gun you want to craft
2. Float you want
Craft special floats from shared sweeps
Every skin your swept listings can craft (all 10 inputs from one collection), searched for every special float in its range — clean fractions (½ ¼ ⅛ 1/16 1/32 and their multiples, like 0.625) and every special-float family — and ranked cheapest contract first. The most special floats are searched first, cheapest inputs first, until the time runs out. Prices are what your sweep saw; listings may have sold since.
Special floats
Every special-float family, the best float 32-bit storage allows for it, and its odds on a 0–1 skin. Click a float to use it as a Contract builder target.
Refresh saved listings
Check still up across Marketplace and Trade. Updates prices and removes confirmed sold listings. Oldest first; listings seen or checked in the last two hours are skipped. Your cart and favorites stay saved. A contract’s Still up? also checks other saved contracts sharing its input skins, using this batch size.
Keep this page open while checking. Stops safely after the current request.