Upgrade is a game where you trade your skins or balance for a chance to get a more expensive item. You choose what to set, what goal you want to achieve, and you immediately see the probability of success before confirmation.
Select up to 6 items from your inventory, add the amount from your balance, or use them all together. Then set a goal: there is a list of items on the right — to find the right one faster, use filters by price and name. Evaluate the likelihood of improvement and start upgrading!
No, you can't cancel the upgrade after confirmation, so evaluate the chance of the selected item in advance. And if you want to figure it out more precisely, look at the drop feed at the top of the page: you can see which skins other players have knocked out and with what chance.
Items placed inside are consumed. Upon success, the selected item ends up in your inventory on the site – from there it can be brought into the game, sold for currency, or put into a new upgrade.
Rust items are displayed on Steam via a Trade link, just like in CS2. The skin will be exchanged, account passwords are not needed.
The probability of improvement is visible before confirmation – evaluate it and decide whether to take the risk. Most often, skins in Rust are upgraded to iconic series: Alien Red or Glory for weapons and armor, or to rare skins like Big Grin for a rifle.

