Independent rankings. Scores are never for sale.
Which cheats actually work, and which get you banned?
Every provider claims to be undetected. We check 59 of them against trust research, player ban reports and real catalogue prices, then score them the same way.
Top ranked right now
November 2026- 1
Battlelog US$4.90 1 day 91 Strong pick - 2
Cosmo Cheats US$4.00 1 day 82 Strong pick - 3
Chudvision €3.99 1 day 76 Strong pick - 4
RecoilClub US$25.00 1 month 73 Worth a look - 5
ClubPegasus €20.00 1 month 70 Worth a look - 6
Blurred US$30.00 1 month 69 Worth a look
59 providers tracked179 products priced23 games covered8 scams exposed
Start with your game
One page per title. Every provider that covers it, ranked on the same four questions.
Four questions decide whether you keep your account
We ask them of every provider, in this order, and publish the answer even when it is "not enough data". Here they are applied to this month's top-ranked provider.
Read the full method- 1 Operating
Is it a real shop?
Domain age, a working catalogue, payment rails and scam reports. Scams are listed as warnings, never ranked.
- 2 No reports yet
Are players getting banned?
Ban reports from players, with proof of purchase. Three inside an hour trips an automatic flag.
- 3 from US$4.90 · 1 day
What does it really cost?
Every tier priced from the vendor catalogue, so the entry price is the real one, not the trial.
- 4 No reviews yet
What do buyers say?
Moderated player reviews, with verified purchases marked. Invented five-star reviews are rejected.
No player ban reports or reviews are published yet. Submissions open soon. Until then, those answers read "No reports yet" and "No reviews yet" rather than a guess.
Most cheat review sites are storefronts. We rank the storefronts.
Affiliate sites rank whoever pays the highest commission. CheatAdviser takes no money for placement and scores are never for sale. Paid promotion, when it exists, is labelled and kept out of every score and detection status.
When a number is missing we say so rather than guess. When a provider is a scam we say so on its page, by name.