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Unturned is Smartly Dressed Games’ free-to-play survival title on Steam (AppID 304930) with a mature cosmetic economy. Players earn skins through in-game drops, quests, event crates, and the Steam Community Market. Rarities run from Common gear that drops freely in every match to Mythical items from retired crates that can hold significant market value.

Skin trading is the exchange of these cosmetics — usually to consolidate unwanted drops into a skin you actually want, or to sell items you no longer need for balance. Peer-to-peer trading on Steam works but requires finding a partner whose wants match what you have. A dedicated trading bot platform like Unskins removes the matching problem: deposit items to sell, earn platform balance, spend that balance to buy anything else in the bot inventory.

Most skin trading sites are generic marketplaces focused on CS2, Rust, or Dota 2 — Unturned is usually an afterthought. Unskins is the opposite: a dedicated Unturned skins marketplace where item pricing, rarity detection, filters, and the bot inventory are tuned specifically to the Unturned economy.

That focus shows up in small ways. Filters understand Unturned-specific modifiers like stat counters and ragdoll effects. Rarity colors match what the game shows in your inventory. Pricing pulls from the actual Steam Community Market activity for Unturned items rather than a cross-game average. If you want to buy or sell Unturned skins without wading through a CS2 storefront first, this is the place.

You can start by browsing the full Unturned skin database or jumping straight to a popular item like Crafting Materials or January 2017 Workshop Crate #1.

Every item on Unskins carries a buy price and a sell price, both derived from live Steam Community Market data. We pull recent sale prices, median values, and listing volume on a regular schedule so prices track what the item actually moves for on Steam.

The buy price is what Unskins pays when you sell an item into the bot inventory — usually calibrated below market median to cover volatility. The sell price is what you pay when you buy an item from the bot, set slightly above median. The difference between the two is the spread, which replaces Steam’s flat 15% market fee with something visible up-front on every listing.

Spreads are typically tighter on high-liquidity items where daily Steam Market volume is high and pricing is stable, and wider on thinly-traded rarities where a single sale can swing the market. Either way, both prices are on the card before you confirm.

Unskins uses Steam’s official OpenID protocol for sign-in. Your password, Steam Guard code, and mobile authenticator never touch our servers — authentication happens entirely on Steam’s infrastructure, and we only receive a signed proof that the login succeeded.

Every trade uses Steam’s native trade offer system. When you confirm on Unskins, our bot sends you an official Steam offer that you accept inside Steam or the Steam mobile app. Items only transfer through Steam’s trading infrastructure — there is no third-party custody, and the offer itself is cryptographically signed on our end.

Every bot we operate has a public Steam profile. If you receive a trade offer claiming to be from Unskins, cross-check the sender against our published bot list before accepting. Phishing offers from impostors are the single biggest scam vector in skin trading — verifying the sender is the simplest and most effective defence.