Caseway AI review: what holds the value, where the risk is, what not to rush
How the price of your current items changed over 7 days, 3 months and a year against the market index
Your own inventory refreshes more often: every 15 minutes instead of 30
Sign-in happens on the Steam website: we never see your password and read the inventory like any public one.
Reading the inventory
Steam returns a big inventory in parts — this can take up to 10 seconds.
Valuation questions
At marketplace prices: each item’s 7-day median sale price times its quantity. Float, stickers and pattern are not taken into account: an item with a rare pattern or expensive stickers can sell for noticeably more on a marketplace.
Steam only returns items from public inventories. Make it public in your profile’s privacy settings: “Inventory” — “Public”. Steam sometimes shows a newly opened inventory with a delay.
No password needed: you sign in on Steam’s own website, and we only receive your account number (SteamID) with no access to the account. We see the same inventory any profile visitor sees and cannot trade or sell anything.
No. Steam does not tell what was in the inventory before. The chart shows how the price of the items that are in it now has changed: anything sold or bought last week is not reflected in the curve.
Your inventory opens with one button and refreshes more often, price change is available for 7 days, 3 months and a year, and every three days Caseway AI tells you about the inventory: what kind it is, what is interesting in it and what to watch.
Prices come from marketplace data: the 7-day median sale. We read the inventory from the public Steam profile and keep it until the next refresh: no longer than 30 minutes, or a day for pro players.
