Question 1

How do I save results from the Quick Inventory Appraisal?

Accepted Answer

After the Quick Inventory Appraisal reads your warehouse, tap “Save to Stash Tracker” to import the identified items with their grade and quantity. From then on you don't need to re-appraise — just refresh prices here in one tap.

Question 2

Are the prices real-time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It uses the same live prices as the Quick Inventory Appraisal; tapping “Refresh prices” pulls the latest Steam Community Market rates. For multi-day trend analysis, use the Market Analysis tool.

Question 3

How does the 4-per-8-hours limit work here?

Accepted Answer

When you sell an item, tap “Sold” to log it; the tool then shows your remaining slots and the time until the next slot returns. The limit is 4 listings per 8 hours account-wide, so it counts across all items.

Question 4

How is the net amount calculated?

Accepted Answer

Steam takes roughly a 15% fee from the seller, so the per-unit net is the lowest ask divided by 1.15. Amounts are FX-converted to your UI language's currency.

Question 5

Is my saved data uploaded anywhere?

Accepted Answer

No. Your stash and sale history are stored only in your browser (localStorage) and are never sent to any server.

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