The UMP-45 is CS2's mid-range SMG. It costs $1,200, does decent damage at range, and gets bought when players have some money but not enough for a rifle. It has 45 skins, no Covert rarity at all, and a pricing structure that makes zero sense on paper.
The most expensive UMP-45 skin is a Classified Fade at $206–360. Below that, two Mil-Spec skins (Minotaur's Labyrinth and Day Lily) cost $74–147 each. A Restricted (Crime Scene) sits at $71–102. And a Mil-Spec Blaze costs $22–52. The rarity labels mean nothing here. What matters is which collection each skin came from, and whether that collection still produces new copies.
This page lists every UMP-45 skin with current market prices, float values and drop sources.
The UMP-45 is one of the few weapons in CS2 with zero Covert skins. Its highest rarity tier is Classified, and it has five of those: Fade, Primal Saber, Neo-Noir, Momentum, and Wild Child. The Fade alone ($206–360) costs more than most Coverts on other weapons, so the missing red tier does not mean the UMP-45 lacks premium options.
What the UMP-45 does have is some of the most extreme Mil-Spec pricing in the game. Two Mil-Spec skins cost more than four of the five Classifieds. That is the kind of thing that happens when old collections run dry.
Other mid-range: Briefing ($1–6), Arctic Wolf ($1–3), Riot ($1–4), Delusion ($0.40–4), Oscillator ($0.20–2), SWAT ($0.30–2).
Mudder ($0.01), Scorched ($0.03), Caramel ($0.02), Fallout ($0.04), Bone Pile ($0.06), Gunsmoke ($0.10), Indigo ($0.20), Carbon Fiber ($0.10), Urban DDPAT ($0.30). The UMP-45 has plenty of options for players who want to spend essentially nothing.
The UMP-45 Blaze uses the same orange-blue flame pattern as the famous Desert Eagle Blaze ($400–700). On the UMP-45, it costs $22–52. That is roughly 10% of the Deagle version.
If you are building a fire-themed loadout, the UMP-45 Blaze is one of the cheapest ways to add the Blaze design to your inventory. It matches the same visual style without the three-figure price tag.
The UMP-45 appears in 42 collections and 30+ cases. The expensive skins come from limited sources:
The cheaper skins come from actively dropped cases: Shattered Web Case (Primal Saber), Prisma Case (Wild Child), Recoil Case (Momentum), and newer collections.
Float affects UMP-45 skins the same way as other weapons. The body shows wear on the receiver and barrel. Fade has a narrow float range (essentially FN-only), which contributes to its high price. Crime Scene is also FN-only.
For budget skins, low-float FT copies look acceptable. Neo-Noir and Wild Child in particular look clean at FT floats below 0.20.
45 skins. No Coverts. Five Classifieds (Fade, Primal Saber, Neo-Noir, Momentum, Wild Child).
Fade at $206–360 (Classified, from the Sport & Field Collection). Minotaur's Labyrinth at $87–147 (Mil-Spec, from Gods and Monsters) is the most expensive non-Classified.
Mudder at $0.01.
Yes. The UMP-45 Fade costs $206–360. It is one of the more expensive Fade finishes in CS2 because it comes from the limited Sport & Field Collection.
Yes. The UMP-45 Blaze costs $22–52. Same flame design as the Desert Eagle Blaze at a fraction of the price.
Valve never assigned a Covert skin to the UMP-45. The highest rarity is Classified. This is uncommon but not unique.