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COD cheat providers compared

Buying a COD cheat shouldn’t require a PhD in Discord archaeology. We compare providers on pricing, features, compatibility, support and update speed and, where we’ve actually bought the product, real-world testing.

Prices and features Prices side by side

The providers

5 on record. 4 with enough public material for a review; the rest are still in research. Nothing bought yet, and every card says so.

Advance

Research
Public information reviewed
Testing
Public information
Shortest plan
€4.00 · 1 day
Evidence: Editorial

The pricing banner comes with a note telling you to ignore the pricing banner.

1 of 5 steps done.

  1. Read the fine print: done
  2. Bought it: not yet
  3. Tested it: not yet
  4. Timed it: not yet
  5. Scored it: not yet
Read the review

Crooked Arms

Research
Public information reviewed
Testing
Public information
Games
Warzone, Modern Warfare III
Shortest plan
350 RUB · 1 day
Evidence: Editorial

Congratulations. Your Call of Duty cheat now has a USB stick requirement.

1 of 5 steps done.

  1. Read the fine print: done
  2. Bought it: not yet
  3. Tested it: not yet
  4. Timed it: not yet
  5. Scored it: not yet
Read the review

NexUp

Research
Public information reviewed
Testing
Public information
Games
Warzone
Shortest plan
€7.99 · 1 day
Evidence: Editorial

“We hate downtimes as much as you do, so we keep them as short as”. As short as what? The sentence, apparently.

1 of 5 steps done.

  1. Read the fine print: done
  2. Bought it: not yet
  3. Tested it: not yet
  4. Timed it: not yet
  5. Scored it: not yet
Read the review

ProofCore

Research
Research in progress
Testing
Not tested
Games
Modern Warfare III
Evidence: Editorial

We have one image. It has a status on it. That’s not a review, that’s a postcard.

0 of 5 steps done.

  1. Read the fine print: not yet
  2. Bought it: not yet
  3. Tested it: not yet
  4. Timed it: not yet
  5. Scored it: not yet
See what we have so far

SoftStack

Research
Public information reviewed
Testing
Public information
Games
Warzone, Black Ops 7, Modern Warfare 4
Shortest plan
$49.99 · 30 days
Evidence: Editorial

SoftStack has apparently decided that the real final boss isn’t RICOCHET. It’s finding a payment method they don’t accept.

1 of 5 steps done.

  1. Read the fine print: done
  2. Bought it: not yet
  3. Tested it: not yet
  4. Timed it: not yet
  5. Scored it: not yet
Read the review

Read the labels

Every fact here carries one. A provider’s claim and our test result are different things, and we never let one pass for the other.

Evidence: Provider claim
What the provider says about itself, in its own material. We have not checked it.
Evidence: Observed
Visible in a screenshot, record or page we captured. It shows the thing exists, not that it works.
Evidence: Independently tested
We bought or accessed the product legitimately and tested this ourselves.
Evidence: Verified
Confirmed through a reliable source or a repeatable test.
Evidence: Editorial
Our opinion, interpretation or joke. Not a finding.
Evidence: Unknown
Not enough evidence either way.

What it costs to try

The shortest plan and the monthly price each provider lists, in its own currency.

Full price comparison, with premium and slotted tiers

Evidence: Provider claim Listed prices. Not converted, and not paid by us yet.

CODCheats this site
$9.99 for 1 day
$49.99 a month
Advance Caveats apply
€4.00 for 1 day
€30.00 a month
Crooked Arms Caveats apply
350 RUB for 1 day
2,300 RUB for 31 days
NexUp
€7.99 for 1 day
€39.99 a month
SoftStack Caveats apply
Monthly plans only
$49.99 a month

Who lists what

The headline features, and how we know. “Not established” means the material doesn’t say, not that it’s missing.

All ten features, with launchers
Headline features by provider
Provider AimbotESPRadarLootControllerStreamproof
CODCheats This site Listed Listed Listed Not listed Not listed Listed 1
Advance Observed Observed Observed Observed Claimed Not established
Crooked Arms Claimed Claimed Claimed Claimed Not established Claimed 2
NexUp Observed Observed Observed Observed Claimed Observed 3
SoftStack Claimed Observed Observed Not established Not established Observed 4
  1. 1 CODCheats, Streamproof: Screenshot protection: the overlay is kept out of screenshots.
  2. 2 Crooked Arms, Streamproof: “The cheat is not visible on videos, screenshots or screen demos.”
  3. 3 NexUp, Streamproof: A “ScreenShot Protection” toggle is in the Misc tab, and the promo claims “Full-Streamproof”. Whether it works is untested.
  4. 4 SoftStack, Streamproof: An “Anti-Screen” option is in the menu, and the feature list claims “Streamproof”. Whether it works is untested.

Update speed

What they promise, and what the stopwatch says. Only timed updates count towards a ranking.

How we time updates

Promised

  • Evidence: Provider claim Advance

    “Our team is dedicated to staying up-to-date with the latest updates.”

  • Evidence: Provider claim NexUp

    “We hate downtimes as much as you do, so we keep them as short as”

  • Evidence: Provider claim SoftStack

    “Updates typically take between 1hour to 6hours, depending on the size of the changes made in the game or anticheat systems.”

Measured

Nothing timed yet. Every provider here has promised “speedy”, “constant” or “1 to 6 hours”. The next big Call of Duty patch is when the stopwatch starts.

Latest changes

New profiles, prices, claims and, once they start, purchases, tests and timed updates.

  1. Research Advance: Profile published from Advance’s promotional page, sales post and menu screenshots
  2. Price Advance: Prices recorded: €4, €15 and €30 on the banner, €50 a month for the slotted version
  3. Research Crooked Arms: Profile published from Crooked Arms’ sales post
  4. Price Crooked Arms: Prices recorded: 350, 1,200 and 2,300 roubles for 1, 7 and 31 days
  5. Research NexUp: Profile published from NexUp’s promotional page, sales post and in-game menu screenshots
  6. Price NexUp: Prices recorded: €7.99 a day, €24.99 a week, €39.99 a month
  7. Research ProofCore: Added to the research list, with one promotional graphic so far
  8. Research SoftStack: Profile published from SoftStack’s sales post, FAQ and in-game screenshots

How we compare

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Where the information comes from
From each provider’s own material: its website, its sales posts, its promotional images and the menu screenshots it publishes. We record where each fact came from and when we collected it. We do not use other review sites, forums of anonymous buyers or anything a provider told us privately.
What the evidence labels mean
“Provider claim” is what they say. “Observed” is what a screenshot or record shows: an option exists, not that it works. “Independently tested” is what we found after buying it ourselves. “Editorial” is our opinion, and is labelled so you can ignore it.
Unknown is not no
“Not established” means the material we hold doesn’t say. It does not mean the provider lacks the feature. We only write “no” when the provider says so.
How scoring works
Eight categories, weighted to 100. A category gets a number only once we hold the evidence it needs, which for most of them means buying the product and testing it. Until then it reads TBD, and so does the overall score.
Prices and currencies
Prices are shown in the currency the provider uses, with the date we read them. We do not convert currencies: a conversion needs a rate and a date, and the provider’s own number is the one you’ll pay.
What we won’t publish
Customer names or messages, anything behind someone else’s login, a provider’s staff by name, or accusations we can’t prove. If we buy a product, we test what any customer gets, on our own accounts.
Who made this comparison
We did, and we sell one of the products in it. We don’t score our own product, and our rows are sorted with everyone else’s, by name. No provider pays to be included or left out.

Before you compare

What the features do, what the statuses mean, and what any cheat can cost you.

Ours, for the record

One plan for Warzone, Black Ops 7 and Modern Warfare 4 from its launch on 23 October 2026, with a public status on every build. Compare it with the rest; we’d rather you did.

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