Compare Game Cheats Before You Buy

CheatsMatch compares 1,492 product listings from 80 cheat and HWID spoofer providers, with the prices, Windows requirements and status claims each provider publishes for games such as Escape from Tarkov and Fortnite. The latest source check was on September 23, 2026. We don't sell cheats or use affiliate links, and we don't test the software.

Provider profiles
80
Product listings
1,492
Published plan prices
3,795
Game catalogues
36
Latest source check

Popular game cheat comparisons

CheatsMatch lists the most-searched games first, based on estimated US search demand, starting with Escape from Tarkov cheats, ARC Raiders cheats and Fortnite cheats. Rust has the largest catalogue, with 102 products from 27 providers. Each card shows how many products a page compares and when its sources were checked.

Browse all 36 game catalogues ↗

Compare aimbots and HWID spoofers by game

CheatsMatch aimbot pages compare products that list aim assistance for a named game. HWID spoofer pages cover tools that change the hardware identifiers a game reads; compare HWID spoofers across games before choosing a spoofer for one game.

How much do PC game cheats cost?

7-day cheat and spoofer plans cost $3.50 to $34.99 (median $19.99), based on 22 products from 6 providers with exact US-dollar prices checked on September 23, 2026. 30-day plans cost $14.99 to $74.99 (median $49.99) across 18 products from 5 providers in the same check.

Published cheat prices by currency and exact plan length
Currency and planSampleLowestMedianHighestChecked
US dollars, 7-day plans22 products from 6 providers$3.50$19.99$34.99Sep 23, 2026
US dollars, 30-day plans18 products from 5 providers$14.99$49.99$74.99Sep 23, 2026
Euros, 7-day plans17 products from 4 providers€7.50€15.00€24.99Sep 15, 2026 to Sep 23, 2026

CheatsMatch takes the lowest exact 7-day or 30-day price for each product family, compares only matching currencies and never converts between them. Game catalogues list each product's published plans, including one-day and lifetime keys, in their original currency. Compare every published plan by game.

What should you check before buying a game cheat?

Check six things before you pay: a dated status, the Windows versions supported, the plan length and currency, the refund and key terms, how support works, and which anti-cheat protects the game.

  1. A dated status. Look for a status page with a recent update date. An "undetected" badge is the provider's own claim, not a test result.
  2. Windows and hardware. Check the named Windows 10 or 11 versions and any CPU or GPU limits. When a listing names no version, treat compatibility as unknown.
  3. Plan length and currency. Compare the same access period in the same currency. A 7-day key, a monthly subscription and a lifetime-labelled offer are different commitments.
  4. Refund and key terms. Read the refund policy and whether a key is tied to one PC or one account before you pay.
  5. Support. A public ticket system or Discord with stated hours is easier to hold to account than a contact form with no response time.
  6. Anti-cheat and bans. Find out which anti-cheat protects the game and what a hardware ban means before relying on any tool. What is an HWID ban?

For the full method, read how to evaluate game cheat providers or look up which anti-cheat a game uses.

How CheatsMatch compares providers

CheatsMatch reads each provider's public pages and records what they publish, with the source and the date it was checked.

Read how documentation scores work, the evidence and editorial policy and about CheatsMatch.

Anti-cheat systems behind each game

The established CheatsMatch comparisons name the anti-cheat each game uses, such as Easy Anti-Cheat for Fortnite and Rust or Riot Vanguard for Valorant; newer game catalogues say when their sources don't establish it. The anti-cheat pages summarise each system from its vendor's and game publishers' documentation.

Browse the anti-cheat directory ↗

Recently checked products

The most recently checked listings in the CheatsMatch catalogue, one per provider.

Wurst Client

Wurst-Imperium / WI Mods

client-side utility mod · hacked client

Checked Sep 23, 2026View product details ↗

Guides to cheats, spoofers and bans

Plain explanations of the terms used across CheatsMatch comparisons.

Frequently asked questions

Where can you buy PC game cheats?

PC game cheats are sold on providers' own websites, usually as license keys that last a day, a week, a month or a lifetime. CheatsMatch lists 80 providers with their products and the prices and support details they publish, so you can compare them by game or by provider before you choose one.

How much do game cheats cost?

7-day cheat and spoofer plans cost $3.50 to $34.99 (median $19.99), based on 22 products from 6 providers with exact US-dollar prices checked on September 23, 2026. 30-day plans cost $14.99 to $74.99 (median $49.99) across 18 products from 5 providers in the same check. Prices vary by game, features and provider.

Are paid cheats undetected?

An "undetected" label is the provider's own claim, made when it was published. Anti-cheat systems such as Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye and Riot Vanguard change without public notice, so the label can go out of date without warning. CheatsMatch records status claims with their source and date but does not test software.

Is it illegal to use cheats in online games?

Using cheats in online games usually breaks the game's terms of service, which can lead to account or hardware bans. Some countries also restrict making or selling cheat software, and game publishers have taken legal action against cheat sellers. Rules vary by country, so treat this as general information rather than legal advice.

What is an HWID spoofer?

An HWID spoofer changes the hardware identifiers that a game or its anti-cheat reads. Providers market them to players whose hardware has been banned, and they differ in whether changes are temporary or permanent.