Lis-Skins API

Instant-delivery marketplace covering CS2 and Rust, with per-phase Doppler listings. Get Lis-Skins's lowest ask and listing count for 29,411 CS2 and Rust items, refreshed every 5 minutes — in the same response as Steam and 8 other marketplaces. Grab a free key or read the docs.

Why read Lis-Skins through this API

Lis-Skins is a high-volume instant-buy venue whose asks routinely sit below the Steam price, and it lists Doppler and Gamma Doppler phases as their own market entries — so phase floors come straight from real listings.

Lis-Skins publishes a grouped price export (lowest ask, listing count and unlocked price per item), so a full refresh is two requests. We read it every five minutes and fold its per-phase Doppler rows into both the item price and the phase-level series.

The point of a single API is that you are not maintaining 9 integrations. Lis-Skins arrives in the same shape as every other market: minor units, a currency, a listing count and a capture timestamp. Switch ?currency=EUR and every market converts together.

What you get for each Lis-Skins item

• Lowest ask — the cheapest live listing, in integer minor units (no floats, no rounding drift).
• Listing count — how many listings sit behind that price, so you can tell a real floor from one lucky listing.
• Capture timestamp — when we last read it, per market. Never a silently stale number.
• Cross-market best — the cheapest venue for that item across all 10 sources, computed for you.
• Doppler phase prices — 487 phase-level quotes from Lis-Skins.
• Your currency — 30+ currencies via daily ECB reference rates.

Example: Lis-Skins in a cross-market response

One request returns every market's live price for an item. Prices below were true when this page was built:

curl "https://steamdataapi.com/api/v1/items/AK-47%20%7C%20Redline%20(Field-Tested)/markets" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sdk_YOUR_KEY"

{
  "currency": "USD",
  "best": { "market": "csfloat", "price": 2767 },
  "spread": 381,
  "markets": [
    { "market": "csfloat", "price": 2767, "quantity": 3440, "capturedAt": "2026-08-02T01:05:01Z" },
    { "market": "youpin", "price": 2879, "quantity": 10000, "capturedAt": "2026-08-02T00:50:06Z" },
    { "market": "buff163", "price": 2888, "quantity": 10583, "capturedAt": "2026-08-02T00:50:06Z" },
    { "market": "c5game", "price": 2992, "quantity": 2396, "capturedAt": "2026-08-02T00:50:06Z" },
    { "market": "dmarket", "price": 3013, "quantity": 249, "capturedAt": "2026-08-02T01:00:01Z" }
  ]
}

At build time Lis-Skins was asking $30.23 for that item with 1,766 listings, against $27.67 at the cheapest venue (csfloat). That gap is exactly what the best and spread fields hand you without comparing anything yourself.

Tracking Lis-Skins prices over time

A single ask tells you today; a series tells you whether today is unusual. Every market accrues a daily lowest-ask point, so you can pull Lis-Skins's own history and compare it against Steam's median-sale series — which reaches back to 2013-08-13 and totals 15,698,053 daily points across the catalog.

curl "https://steamdataapi.com/api/v1/items/AK-47%20%7C%20Redline%20(Field-Tested)/history?source=markets&days=90" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sdk_YOUR_KEY"

The two series answer different questions. Steam's median is what items actually sold for, which lags but cannot be moved by one optimistic listing. Lis-Skins's daily low is what you could have bought at. Traders generally want both: the sale price to value a position, the ask to act on one.

From a Lis-Skins price to a portfolio total

The same prices drive inventory valuation. Give the inventory endpoint a public SteamID and every item comes back priced — at the Steam ask and at cross-market real value, with Lis-Skins included in the comparison — plus float, paint seed and Doppler phase where they apply, and a portfolio total in your currency.

const res = await fetch(
  "https://steamdataapi.com/api/v1/inventory/76561198000000000?game=cs2&currency=EUR",
  { headers: { Authorization: "Bearer sdk_YOUR_KEY" } },
);
const { totalValue, items } = await res.json();

Lis-Skins versus the other markets we read

Item coverage differs a lot by venue. These counts are live from our own catalog:

Steam itself is the ninth source: 29,490 CS2 and 5,399 Rust items carry a Steam ask, with median-sale history back to 2013 — 15,698,053 daily points in total.

Frequently asked questions

Start reading Lis-Skins prices

Free key, no card. Create one, then call /api/v1/items/{name}/markets. Full reference in the docs, limits on pricing.