How to put an item on sale

To put an item on sale, please complete the following steps:

• Go to the 'Sell inventory' tab and select the item you’d like to put on sale (see Fig.1).

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• Click the “Sell | Ask” button (see Fig.2).

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• Set a price for your item

You can set pricing for your item by choosing the relevant option in the dropdown menu (see Fig. 3)

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Each pricing option has a description when hovering over the question mark (see Fig. 4 and Fig. 5)

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Here is the list of the possible pricing options:

• Recommended price - the suggested price, based on calculations of DMarket’s AI algorithms which ensures your offer is sold fast.
• Lowest price - the lowest price of the current active DMarket bot
• Recent average price - the average price for an item based on the last 7-day or 14-day statistics.
• -25%, -30%, -35% from Steam - the percent deducted from the Steam average price based on the last 7-day statistics.
• You can edit the "Selling price" or "You'll get" fields to set your own customized price (See Fig.6). The “You’ll get” field shows the amount you will receive on your balance when the fee is charged after the item is sold.

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If you want to put several items on sale, you can set pricing for each offer separately by choosing the option from the dropdown near each of the items.

• Once the price is set, click on the “Sell” button (see Fig.7).

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If an item is located in your Steam inventory, you have to deposit it to DMarket before putting it up for sale. To deposit an item, click the “Accept trade on Steam” button (see Fig.13) and confirm the trade on Steam within 10 minutes.

Important: beware of scambots. Always check the registration date of the bot while depositing an item.

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After the trade is completed, your item will be deposited to DMarket and put up for sale. If an item is already deposited to DMarket, the sale will proceed without requiring to transfer of the item from Steam.

• After an item is put up for sale, you can check created offers in the “On sale” section of your inventory (see Fig.9).

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