Getting started with CSFarmCloud

Create your service account

Register with CSFarmCloud and sign in to the dashboard. Your service account manages the farm; Steam accounts are added separately. Choose your interface language, then check the Getting started card for guidance on the next available action.

The checklist separates preparation from results. An active subscription and imported accounts prepare the farm; a started session, collected item and accepted trade are later milestones. Delivery setup does not have to be completed before farming starts.

Add accounts and review the import

Use Add accounts to enter one account or import a batch. Prepare your own accounts with CS2 Prime for eligible weekly drops. Inspect the batch preview and resolve duplicates or conflicts before applying it. Then check which records were added in the result report.

A maFile can be attached during import, but it is not mandatory for farming. Check that it belongs to the matching account. Correct source-account authorization enables automatic trade confirmation; without it, confirmation may need to be completed in Steam Guard. An attachment error can be reviewed separately from account creation.

Treat maFiles and credentials as sensitive data. Submit them through the dedicated forms in your authenticated dashboard. Keep file-to-account records private, and never publish file contents in messages, screenshots or examples.

Choose how drops will be received

Add a recipient when you are ready to send items. With the Trade URL mode, enter the destination account’s trade link and accept incoming offers manually in Steam. Full authorization is the option for automatic acceptance and requires the credentials requested by the recipient form.

Review the destination and distribution settings before the first send. A recipient is required for delivery, not for starting farming, so you can configure it later. When items arrive, check their availability and the trade record; sending an offer and having it accepted are different events.

Buy capacity and activate it when ready

Choose the number of parallel slots in the subscription flow. One slot allows one account to farm at a time; other accounts can wait in the queue. After payment, check the order and subscription status before creating another purchase to resolve an apparent delay.

Activate the purchased subscription when your setup is ready. Its period begins on explicit activation and then runs continuously, including while farming is stopped. Activating a subscription and pressing Start farming are separate actions, so confirm that you have active slots before launching the queue.

Start, then follow the account states

Start farming from the dashboard or account list. Watch the farming and queued counts, then open an account if it reports an error. The Getting started card can point to a missing prerequisite or a scheduled wait, making the next step clearer than repeatedly pressing the same control.

As the run progresses, review collected items and trade offers separately. Closing your browser does not stop the farm. When you do use Stop farming, wait for the stopping state to finish; existing trade processing is independent of that farming control.