AWP | Dragon Lore
Field-Tested · float 0.2471
- BUY · CSFloat
- $5,214.00
- SELL · Skinport
- $6,890.00
- FEES NETTED
- −$612.41
CS2 skin arbitrage · Telegram
Live listings across CS2 markets, with net profit after fees, posted the minute they appear.
net of fees · you approve every trade — the bot never buys for you
AWP | Dragon Lore
Field-Tested · float 0.2471
How it works
The same pipeline the 40-second explainer walks through, running without a pause.
01 · SCAN
Every tracked marketplace is polled for fresh listings on a fixed cycle — including the Cloudflare-protected ones most scrapers never reach. Venues are added, swapped and tuned without you touching anything.
reference prices refreshed every ~2 h across every tracked venue
02 · NET
Each listing is priced against a live sell-side reference, then both sides’ fees come off per item — including the variable 2–10% schedules most tools quote as if they were flat.
the number on the card is what lands in your account
03 · ALERT
Set a floor on net percent, dollar profit, price band and market. Anything under it never reaches you. What clears arrives tagged by margin, exactly once — one tap opens the listing, and you decide.
delivered once · no duplicate pushes
Live feed
Nothing here is a screenshot.

Field-Tested · float 0.2216
NET PROFIT
+34.2%+$8.83
Buy → Sell
$25.80$39.35
Ref checked
Steam · Skinport · DMarket

Field-Tested · float 0.2604
NET PROFIT
+16.8%+$3.75
Buy → Sell
$22.30$29.60
Ref checked
Steam · Skinport

Field-Tested · float 0.2385
NET PROFIT
+14.3%+$0.44
Buy → Sell
$3.08$4.00
Ref checked
Steam · Skinport · DMarket
A recent batch, held still for this page — the feed itself runs in Telegram, around the clock. Every figure is net of the sell-side fee shown on the card.
Pricing
Start free, upgrade when the free feed starts costing you deals.
$0/month
Taste the feed. See what you are missing.
Start free$9.99/month
Real-time alerts for steady flipping.
Get Starter$19.99/month
Every deal, the second it exists.
Go PRO| What each tier gets | FREE | STARTER | PRO |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scans 7+ markets every 60 s | included | included | included |
| Alert speed | delayed | within 60 s | instant, highest priority |
| Public channel deal drops | included | included | included |
| Deal feed inside the bot | delayed | live | live |
| Flip and Boost deals | included | included | included |
| Sell reference price | masked | included | included |
| Every connected buy market | not included | included | included |
| Push notifications — Flip + Boost | not included | included | included |
| Elite deals — top margin | not included | not included | included |
| Push notifications — Elite PRO | not included | not included | included |
| Early access to new markets | not included | not included | included |
crypto payments via @CryptoBot · cancel anytime · no card, no KYC
Channels
Every alert lands in the bot first. These are the public windows onto it.
Markets
The seven venues on the ticker above, in plain terms.
Instant P2P delivery with crypto payouts, one of our buy markets.
P2P trading with escrow protection and automated delivery in minutes.
P2P trading run by the WhiteBIT exchange group, non-custodial until a trade completes.
Singapore-based, bot-instant delivery, one of our buy markets.
Float-value tools and its own trade-verification system, one of our buy markets.
Blockchain-based item verification, one of our reference markets.
EU-based, SEPA payouts, one of our sell references.
CS2 Flip is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any marketplace listed above. Names are used for identification only.
FAQ
No. It never touches your accounts and never asks for API keys or logins. It finds mispriced listings and links you to them — every purchase and sale is made by you, on the marketplace, under your own account. That is also what keeps your accounts safe: there is nothing to hand over.
7+ marketplaces — the ones traders actually use. Each deal card shows exactly where to buy.
Both sides, per item. The buy price on a card is what leaves your account. The sell reference has its venue's fee taken off before anything is called profit, and that fee is printed on the card next to the number it produced. Those rates are not flat: several venues run 2–10% schedules that move with item value and seller volume, so the bot fetches the real rate for the listing in front of it rather than assuming an average.
It is the single biggest reason a spread that looks good on paper does not pay, so plan around it. A CS2 item that reaches you through a Steam trade arrives with a seven-day cooldown before it can move again — which means your money is committed for a week before you can list it, and the reference price can drift in that time. That is why the cards carry liquidity and confidence badges: on a thin book, a week is long enough for the number the deal was scored against to stop being true. Deep, liquid skins survive the wait; thin ones are the ones to be careful with.
Free shows you that a deal exists and what it nets as a percentage — enough to see the bot is finding real spreads rather than posting screenshots. The reference itself, which venue and at what price, is the part the work went into, and it is what a paid tier buys. Starter and PRO show it on every deal.
Markets are polled continuously and paid tiers are pushed the moment a deal clears the floor you set. Each deal is pushed exactly once — no duplicate spam, no re-pings of a listing you have already seen and passed on.
Subscriptions are paid in crypto through @CryptoBot, inside Telegram — no card details, no KYC, and activation is instant once the payment confirms. Cancel any time.

Free tier takes one tap. The bot is already scanning.
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