Farm CS2 cases on machines you never have to buy

Add Steam accounts. They queue, play and claim the weekly drop around the clock on our servers. You need no virtual machines, no proxies and no server in a closet. One slot keeps one account running, and about sixty accounts a week pass through it.

Add an account and press Enter to start farming.

the farm at a glance
split-team.com/dashboard/accounts
Accounts in total
5in CS2
Working right now
3of 4 that can start
Need a decision
1sign-in, ban, waiting for an address
Weekly bonus intact
3of 5 read so far

What the farm does for you

You add Steam accounts. We start them, keep them in matches and collect the drops on our own servers. You install nothing.

Accounts play on our servers

The account always goes online from one address, and only one account plays from that address at a time. The account queues, plays and reconnects by itself, so your computer can be off.

accounts on our machines

Add in bulk: maFile, CSV, login:password

Drop the Steam Desktop Authenticator folder or paste a list of logins. The cabinet finds duplicates across the whole file and shows every row before it is sent.

Drop maFiles, a CSV or a login:password listor click to choose files
LoginPasswordSecrets
farm_01presentpresent
farm_02presentmissing
farm_03missingpresent

Drops auto-claimed

In CS2 an account gets two drops a week, usually a case and a weapon skin. The farm claims them in the week they come out.

the weekly drop

Passwords are stored encrypted

Passwords and Steam Guard secrets are encrypted before they reach the database. Delete an account and its secrets are wiped in the same operation.

sealed secrets

One setup for many accounts

Put accounts in a group, set the rules once and start them together. The queue shows who is playing and who has stopped.

groups and jobs
  • No hardware

    You buy no host and no GPU, and there is no power bill at the end of the month.

  • No proxies to rent

    The farm supplies the proxy: every slot has its own address, and the account always connects from the same one.

  • No setup

    You will not need a hypervisor, Windows licences or a guide. An account starts working as soon as it is added.

An account takes its place in the queue, gets an address of its own, signs in to CS2 and plays live. In the week the drops land, it claims its and hands the slot to the next one.

While the internet teaches a fly to play DOOM, ours already farms CS2

While you get on with your day, the fly plays your accounts. Here is what a spectator would see in its match.

Ask the people who run farms
split-team.com/dashboard/accounts

7 added · 1 repeated in the file

LoginPasswordNameSharedIdentityResultRemove
presentpresentAdded
presentpresentAdded
presentpresentAdded
presentpresentAdded
presentpresentAdded
presentpresentAdded
presentpresentAdded
presentpresentThis login appears twice in the batch.

From a file to a farm in minutes

Drop the Steam Desktop Authenticator folder or paste a list. Every row is checked before it is sent, and you get a result for each one.

Drag the folder with maFile

AcceptsmaFileCSV / JSONlogin:password

Five steps from sign‑up to a running farm

Everything happens in the cabinet. You run nothing on your computer.

  1. 01

    Cabinet

    Email and password, or sign in with Discord, Telegram or Google. Two-factor protection can be turned on in settings.

  2. 02

    Accounts

    maFile, CSV or login:password, in one file. Duplicates are caught across the whole file, and a row that was only partly parsed stays in the list for you to fix.

  3. 03

    Slots

    A slot keeps one account running. You can have more accounts than slots: while some play, the rest wait their turn.

  4. 04

    Task

    Pick accounts and groups, the game settings and how often to repeat: every week or once. Whoever is higher on the list gets a slot first.

  5. 05

    Work

    From there the farm runs the accounts on its own. The cabinet shows who is playing, who is waiting for a slot, and what dropped this week.

How we keep your passwords

You trust us with passwords and Steam Guard secrets. Below is what happens to them and how the cabinet itself is protected.

AES-256 encryption

The length of the AES key that encrypts passwords and Steam Guard secrets before they reach the database. They are never stored there in plain text.

a locked padlock

Two-factor protection

Signing in to the cabinet can require a one-time code from an authenticator app. You turn it on in settings, and the secret is shown as text too, so you do not need a camera.

  • Sign out everywhere

    One button in settings revokes every cabinet session at once, including one left on someone else’s computer.

  • Detach an account, its secrets stop being served

    The password, Steam Guard secrets and sign-in token are removed by the same operation that deletes the account from the cabinet: after it, no request through the product returns them.

  • An address per slot

    An account is pinned to its slot’s address on its first run and plays through it. One address runs one account at a time.

Check us. Don’t take our word.

We have no customer quotes yet, and we will not write our own.

The price is published in full

The per-slot rate and every volume step are on the pricing page. You do not have to ask in DMs.

See the ladder

Competitor claims carry a date and a link

Every figure about another panel comes from its own public page, with the date we checked it beside it.

Open a comparison
the community

Ask people who already run farms

In the Discord, people who already run farms answer questions, the uncomfortable ones included.

Open the Discord

The ban risk is stated on the page

The answer is in the questions below.

Read the answer

Run the numbers yourself

The calculator takes your farm size and shows the whole calculation.

Run your numbers

Pay per slot, not per account

One slot keeps one account running. Keep as many accounts in the cabinet as you like; as many run at once as you have slots. About sixty accounts pass through one slot a week, and each claims its own weekly drops.

Your tier

Five and up

−10%

off every slot in the purchase

Ten percent off every slot when one purchase has five or more.

This is the top step of the ladder.

5
Monthly estimate5 slots

$67.50/ 5 845 ₽/ mo

Rate per slot
$13.50 / 1 169 ₽
Without discount
$75.00 / 6 495 ₽
You save
$7.50 / 650 ₽

The payment fee is calculated in your account.

  1. 1–4 slots

    $15.00/ 1 299 ₽per slot / mo

  2. 5–7 slotsnow

    $13.50/ 1 169 ₽per slot / mo−10%

  • Every slot includes
  • Our machines and running your accounts
  • An address per slot
  • Upkeep after every CS2 update
  • Detach any time, with secrets wiped
  • API and webhooks for your integrations
  • There is no minimum. One slot is already a farm.
  • No lock-in: slots are bought for 30 days with no auto-renewal, and the accounts stay yours.
  • Pay with the methods in the cabinet: currently crypto and a Telegram wallet, cards and SBP coming later.
  • The ban risk is real, and we say so on this page.

Questions

What people ask before signing up. If your question is not here, ask it in the Discord.

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Do I need my own hardware?
No. Accounts play on our machines, and each one always goes online from the same address. There is no host to buy, no hypervisor to configure and no power bill, and your computer can be off.
What do I need to add an account?
The login, the password and the Steam Guard shared_secret. It is in the maFile that Steam Desktop Authenticator creates. The identity_secret is optional, so a trimmed maFile works too. You can drop the whole SDA folder, upload a CSV or paste a login:password list, and before anything is sent the cabinet shows which row is missing what.
Can accounts get banned?
Yes. Valve has run ban waves against farming before and will again. Each slot has its own address, an account always connects from the same one, and only one account plays from that address at a time, but that is not a guarantee. Treat accounts as consumable inventory and price their replacement in.
How many drops does one account get?
Two a week, usually a case and a weapon skin. That is the rule of CS2 and we cannot change it, so more drops only come from more accounts. Everything that drops shows up on the account’s card with its price, when the price is known.
Do accounts need Prime?
Without Prime an account’s level stops rising at some point. The farm then stops the job and the cabinet shows the reason: “Hit the ceiling”. Whether an account has Prime is shown on its card.
How do I know an account is working?
Every account in the queue has a state: playing, queued, waiting for a slot, or stopped with a reason. If the machine running it stops responding, the cabinet says so. The account’s card has its match history with scores and a list of drops.
How do I pay?
Slots are bought for 30 days and paid with the methods available in the cabinet: currently cryptocurrency and a Telegram wallet, with card and SBP payments coming later. The fee of the method you choose is added to the price, and the cabinet shows it before you pay.
Is there a limit on accounts?
There is no cap and no minimum, and you can add or remove accounts whenever you like. You pay for slots, meaning accounts running at the same time. The discount counts the slots in one purchase. The file of accounts can be any size: the cabinet splits it into parts of 200 rows by itself.
What happens if I stop paying?
Slots end 30 days after payment, and the farm stops starting your accounts. The accounts stay yours with everything they earned. Their sign-in data is wiped when you detach an account in the cabinet.
Can I see it working before I pay?
Ask in the Discord, where people already running farms hang out. There is no demo farm, because the panel needs your account before it can show anything. The demo screens at the top of this page show what the cabinet looks like.

One account or a thousand

There is nothing to install or buy and no commitment. Add accounts and the slots you pay for start working.

Accounts in total
5in CS2
Working right now
3of 4 that can start
Put to work