Get Free Skins for CS2

The best way to get free Rust skins is through SkinSwap’s frequent giveaways. SkinSwap gives away hundreds of dollars worth of Rust skins weekly, and you can enter these giveaways for free! You can earn entries to our free giveaways by completing tasks such as following us on X ( formerly Twitter ), or joining our Discord. We also offer a daily faucet to regular users which allows you to enter giveaways without doing anything at all. Once you enter, you’re given the chance to win a rare Rust item which will be added to your on-site backpack in the event you do win it.

You can also get free Rust skins through in-game drops. Occasionally, Rust players will receive very low value skins automatically in their inventory simply for having the game. These skins are typically worth one to ten cents, and therefore are typically quite bland.

You can also get free Rust skins through Twitch Drops. Rust partners up with Twitch to provide special non-tradeable and limited time skins to viewers who watch Rust streamers play Rust for a certain period of time. The more Rust you watch on Twitch, the better rewards you can gain. Many players have built sizeable inventories with over 50 skins simply by engaging in Twitch drops, and these skins are typically on par with some of Rust’s most expensive and popular tradable skins.

Once you’ve gone ahead and built up a nice inventory of Rust skins completely for free, you’ll be able to get money for them in a couple of different ways.

Firstly, you can sell your skins at SkinSwap. SkinSwap will give you cash instantly for your skins, and you can pick one of our many payment options including PayPal, Crypto, and even a prepaid Visa card you can use to spend at other stores! Whatever price you see, you get with SkinSwap, as there are no hidden fees. Typical payout times are anywhere from 10 seconds to 5 minutes, depending on crypto transaction speeds that are completely out of our control. Selling at SkinSwap is the easiest, quickest and simplest way to get money for your Rust skins.

You can also sell your skins on the Steam Community Marketplace. You are able to list skins at a certain price, and you must wait until another user purchases your skin in order to get anything out of it. Steam takes a hefty fee of over ten percent on each sale, and the money you get goes to your Steam wallet. This means that the money you get from selling skins on Steam isn’t actually withdrawable or usable in the real world, beyond simply purchasing games on Steam or other skins.