How Much Do Game Cheats Cost? Prices by Plan and Game

The CheatsMatch price snapshot contains 3,799 plan records, of which 3,742 met the catalogue's published-price and comparison rules. Of those eligible plans, 2,290 have USD amounts and 1,452 use another currency. The tables below use USD only, with no exchange-rate conversion. The snapshot is checked through September 23, 2026; the counts can change when the catalogue changes.

An eligible record is a published plan linked to a published product under the same provider, supported by recorded evidence, not explicitly excluded from comparison, and carrying a numeric amount with a three-letter currency. The catalogue excluded 53 plan records marked ineligible for comparison and four without a published price. A plan record is an offer as recorded, including separate payment variants or reseller offers. It is not a distinct underlying product, a completed purchase or a statement that a product works.

The provider directory is the next place to read individual public profiles. A directory profile and a price record document published information, not an endorsement or a tested result.

Among eligible published USD plans linked to listings tagged game_cheat, the median varies by the term exactly stated in the record. The type tag is a catalogue classification. It does not include every possible game tool, and a multi-tag listing can appear in more than one type group. These four rows are separate samples; adding their n values would not yield a product count.

The median is the middle recorded price, or the mean of the two middle prices when n is even. It says nothing about the share of offers a buyer would see on a particular day, their final checkout charge, or the durability of the service. One month and 30 days remain separate stated terms in this snapshot. One week and seven days also remain separate. Converting all terms to a “monthly equivalent” would mix different products and assumptions, so this page does not do it.

The game directory lets readers reach game-specific pages, where the source and date of a particular claim matter more than a catalogue-wide median.

The game-association table groups eligible USD plans under the game name recorded with a listing. A recorded association can be unresolved or inferred, and a plan can appear in more than one game's group. These rows are not proof of compatibility, nor are they restricted to the game_cheat type tag used in the table above. They show one exact stated term, 30 days, for three live game pages in the catalogue snapshot.

The exact median $54.995 for Fortnite is the arithmetic mean of the two middle records, not a displayed checkout price. The Rust and VALORANT medians happen to match in this slice; that does not make the offers equivalent. The table is a snapshot of recorded plans, with no adjustment for features, seller identity, access conditions or the status of a game claim. The Rust page supplies context for the game route; every product claim there retains its own evidence label.

“Lifetime” is a seller's plan term, not a verified promise about future access. The 12 eligible USD plan records tagged game_cheat with the exact stated term lifetime have a median listed amount of $227.49 in this snapshot. Other recorded terms include “lifetime key,” “lifetime access,” “one-time” and package-specific wording. The catalogue keeps those terms apart rather than assuming they grant identical rights.

A term label does not answer what happens after a game update, a provider shutdown, a plan change or a refund request. Those conditions need the provider's own current policy and the exact offer text. Nor can a one-time amount be fairly compared with a one-month median without deciding what period of access the one-time purchase covers. The catalogue records the label, amount and date; it does not verify a duration guarantee.

The USD tables exclude 1,452 of the 3,742 eligible plan records because those records use EUR, GBP or RUB, not USD. That exclusion is a currency rule, not a judgment about the providers. The catalogue has 918 eligible EUR records, 528 GBP records and six RUB records. It performs no currency conversion; exchange rates would require a rate source and an exact conversion date not part of this snapshot.

The catalogue also excluded 57 of 3,799 total plan records before the currency split: 53 were explicitly ineligible for comparison and four lacked a published price. A missing price is not zero dollars. A listed amount can differ from a checkout total because the catalogue does not calculate taxes, payment charges, coupons or later provider changes. These are stated limitations of the price unit, not hidden corrections to the medians.