item_id or market_hash_name to narrow to a single item. You can also filter historical rows by float range, exact paint seed, sticker names, or charm name when the provider exposes those values. Results include per-item detail that goes beyond price alone: float values, paint seeds, sticker wear, charm patterns, and inspect links when the provider exposes them. Results refresh roughly once every 24 hours, so they may be up to a day old. Some item categories may not include sales data.
GET /sales — List recent sales
Returns recent sale records ordered by sale time (sold_at), newest first. Without an item filter this is the global recent-sales feed; with item_id or market_hash_name it returns sales for that item. Use min_float, max_float, paint_seed, stickers, and charms to search sales with specific item details. Use cursor to page through results.
Tiers: Pro, Quant
Parameters
Filter by item ID. Takes precedence over
market_hash_name and phase when provided.Exact item name as it appears in inventory. Ignored when
item_id is provided.Doppler or Gamma Doppler phase filter. One of:
Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3, Phase 4, Ruby, Sapphire, Black Pearl, Emerald. Ignored when item_id is provided.Provider keys to include. Repeat to pass multiple values:
providers=buff163&providers=csfloat. Valid keys: buff163, c5, csfloat, csgo500, csgoempire, dmarket, youpin.Inclusive minimum item float value. Must be between
0.0 and 1.0.Inclusive maximum item float value. Must be between
0.0 and 1.0.Exact paint seed value. Must be between
0 and 999.Sticker names that must all be present on the sold item. Repeat to require multiple stickers:
stickers=Battle-Scarred+(Holo)&stickers=Dragon+Lore.Charm/keychain name that must be present on the sold item. Only one
charms value is allowed.Target currency. Accepts 200+ ISO 4217 codes. See
GET /fx for the full list.Results per page. Defaults to the caller’s effective tier cap:
100 for Pro, 1000 for Quant.Cursor for keyset pagination. Pass the
next_cursor value from the previous response.Response example
Response fields
ISO 8601 timestamp of the sale.
Provider key where the sale occurred.
Sale price in minor units of the response currency. For example,
846105 in USD = $8,461.05.ISO 4217 currency code for the returned price.
Catalog item ID.
Full item name as it appears in the Steam economy.
Doppler phase, or
null for non-phased items.Float value of the sold item. May be
null if not provided by the source.Paint seed (pattern index) of the sold item. May be
null if not provided by the source.Array of stickers applied to the item. May be
null if not available.Array of charms attached to the item. May be
null if not available.Inspect links for the sold item. May be
null if not provided by the source.Results refresh roughly once every 24 hours, so they may be up to a day old.
Results are cursor-paginated over sale time. Follow
pagination.next_cursor to page forward; pagination.total is always -1 (the count is intentionally skipped). The final page returns has_next: false and next_cursor: null.stickers, charms, float, paint_seed, and inspect depend on the provider’s data and may be null. Not all providers expose full item details on completed sales.