About Steam Bulk Sell
Summary: Steam Bulk Sell is a free, independent tool, not affiliated with Valve, that builds links to Steam's own Multisell page so you can list many commodity items at once from a public inventory, with no browser extension, password or API key.
Steam Bulk Sell is a free tool for one job: listing lots of Steam Community Market items without clicking through Steam's sell dialog once per item.
Steam has a built-in Multisell page that can list several stacks of *commodity* items in one go. A commodity is an item where every copy is identical and interchangeable, such as a CS2 case, a TF2 key or a Rust crate. Steam doesn't link to Multisell from its normal interface, though, and building the address by hand means looking up exact Market names. Steam Bulk Sell does that part for you.
How it works
- You pick a game and paste your public Steam profile URL, custom URL name or SteamID64.
- The site reads your public inventory and shows the commodity items you can list.
- You select the items, and the site builds the Multisell link. You open it on steamcommunity.com and set prices and confirm the listings yourself, on Steam.
We never ask for your password, Steam Guard codes, a Steam Web API key or a browser extension. Because the site only reads public data, you can make your inventory private again as soon as your link is built.
What's on the site
- Multisell builders for every game with Community Market items, each with a list of commodity items we've seen for that game.
- Guides to Steam's own rules: who can use the Community Market, fees, trade holds and market holds, and step-by-step bulk selling.
- Game guides for the games with the most commodity items, such as Counter-Strike 2 and Team Fortress 2.
When our guides describe Steam's rules (fees, holds, eligibility), we check them against Steam's official help pages and link to the source, because those rules change. If you spot something out of date, please tell us.
Who runs it
Steam Bulk Sell is built and maintained by an independent developer. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Valve Corporation. Ads on some pages pay for hosting. See the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Questions or bug reports: see our Contact page.