Rust Inventory Viewer
Paste a SteamID, profile link or custom URL to see that player's public Rust inventory and what it is worth. Add a second player to compare the two.
What you get
Every public item
Skins, DLC pieces and Item Store originals, largest value first, with stack counts and whether each one is tradable.
A price on each one
Steam Market USD per item and a total for the account, from a price table that refreshes daily.
Two players at once
Value difference, item counts, the skins both of them own and the ones only one side has.
The inventory is one panel of the full report
A Rust inventory tells you what a player spent, not how they play. Open any player here and the inventory sits at the top of their full RustLite report: hours in game, bans and ban history, past names, friends and groups, Steam stats and activity. That is the same page, in an inventory first layout. Scroll past the skins and the rest of the report is already there.
Common questions
Why is an inventory empty?
Steam inventory privacy is set per account. If a player set theirs to private or friends only, no site can read it. An empty result can also mean the account owns no Rust items.
Are the prices live?
They come from a Steam Market price table that refreshes daily, the same one the skins catalog uses. Steam rate limits live market calls, so a cached table is what makes a whole inventory priceable at once.
What counts as a lookup?
One player is one lookup, whichever part of their report you open. A comparison covers two players, so it uses two. Signing in with Steam raises the daily allowance.
Can I check my own inventory?
Yes. Paste your own profile link. Nothing is posted to your account and nothing is traded, this only reads what Steam already shows publicly.