Advance review
A Call of Duty cheat sold in day, week and month plans, with a separate slotted version by application.
Their channels: advance-cheats.com Discord: discord.gg/2uPrrwBsfF
- Research
- Public information reviewed
- Independent testing
- Public information
- Last updated
- Last tested by us
- Never, yet
Profiled from what the provider publishes. Nothing bought, nothing tested.
1 of 5 steps done.
- Read the fine print: done
- Bought it: not yet
- Tested it: not yet
- Timed it: not yet
- Scored it: not yet
The short version
Evidence: EditorialAdvance shows a deep, well-organised menu: two aim keys with their own target bones, dead zones, a triggerbot, detailed ESP, loot filters and a radar. It also claims native controller support, which is rare. The confusing part is the price. Its banner says €4 a day, €15 a week and €30 a month, and its own sales post says to ignore the banner because the slotted version is €50 a month. We haven’t bought it, so everything here is what Advance publishes and what its screenshots show.
- Would we buy it?
- Maybe
- Tested by us
- Not yet
What they advertise
In their words, attributed. None of it is checked until a badge says so.
- Evidence: Provider claim Company
Advance says it has been established for over three years.
“We’ve been established for over 3 years”
Why nobody can check it: A company’s age can’t be confirmed from outside. A domain record shows when a domain was registered, not when a business started.
- Evidence: Provider claim Company
Advance says it has over 3,000 users worldwide.
“with over 3000 users worldwide”
Why nobody can check it: Only the provider can see its user count.
- Evidence: Provider claim Quality
Advance calls itself the best cheat for Call of Duty.
“The Best Cheat for Call of Duty”
How we’d check it: That is what the scorecard is for, once we have bought it.
- Evidence: Provider claim Quality
Advance says it provides premium cheats of the highest quality.
“Our team provides our customers with the highest quality products.”
How we’d check it: Buy it and run it.
- Evidence: Provider claim Security
Advance says every user receives a custom-generated build that is entirely unique.
“Each user receives a custom-generated build that is entirely unique.”
How we’d check it: Buy two licences on separate accounts and compare the files we are sent. Nothing more invasive than that.
- Evidence: Provider claim Features
Advance says it supports controllers natively.
“Native controller support!”
How we’d check it: Run it with a controller.
What we noticed
- Evidence: Observed
The banner and the sales post disagree on price
The promotional banner lists €4 a day, €15 a week and €30 a month. The sales post says to ignore the banner’s prices for the slotted version, which is €50 a month. Whether the banner prices still buy anything, the material does not say.
- Evidence: Observed
Its promotional page shares a template with NexUp’s
The same headline, the same section titles and the same sixteen feature tiles in the same order, in different colours. Templates are common. We draw no conclusion from it.
- Evidence: Observed
The menu screenshots are dated 23 February 2026
The menu may have changed since. A purchase would show the current one.
- Evidence: Observed
advance-cheats.com was registered on 10 October 2024
Registrar: Hostinger Operations, UAB. Advance names this domain in its own material. A domain’s age doesn’t confirm or contradict how long a business has run: providers move domains.
| Product | Duration | Price | Evidence | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advance for Call of DutyBanner price. Advance’s own post says to ignore the banner’s prices for the slotted version. | 1-day subscription | €4.00 | Evidence: Provider claim | |
| Advance for Call of DutyBanner price. Advance’s own post says to ignore the banner’s prices for the slotted version. | 7-day subscription | €15.00 | Evidence: Provider claim | |
| Advance for Call of DutyBanner price. Advance’s own post says to ignore the banner’s prices for the slotted version. | 1-month subscription | €30.00 | Evidence: Provider claim | |
| Advance slotted versionBy application, through Advance’s Discord. | 50 euro per month | €50.00 | Evidence: Provider claim |
How you can pay
Evidence: Provider claim As the provider lists them.
- Debit or credit card
- Crypto
- PayPal
Features
“Observed” means the option is visible in a screenshot. “Provider claim” means a feature list says so. Neither means it works.
Compare features across providersAimbot
Evidence: Observed Aim
- Enabled
- Global
- First key, with its own key type and bone
- Second key, with its own key type and bone
- Dead zone and dead zone scale
- Aim FOV
- Dynamic FOV
- Smooth
- Dynamic smooth
- Target switch reaction time
- Visible only
- Target selection (nearest)
- Prediction
- Ignore knocked
- Ignore self-reviving
- Max aim distance
- Recoil control (RCS) and RCS strength
Evidence: Observed Triggerbot
- Trigger bot
- Trigger key
- Key type
- Ignore knocked
- Delay time
- Max distance
Evidence: Observed On the promotional page’s menu capture
- Auto shot key
- Auto shot hitboxes
- Auto shot distance
- Auto pistol
- Proceed to head
- Blacklisted players
ESP
Evidence: Observed Players
- Boxes
- Distance
- Name
- Weapon name
- Skeletons and skeleton thickness
- Platform
- Team ID
- Self-reviving
- Health, health type and thickness
- Kills count
- Visualise prediction
- Visibility delay time
- Draw limit
- Spectators count
Evidence: Observed Extra
- Off-screen indicators (distance, size, offset)
- Aim FOV circle
- Explosives and distance
- Vehicles and distance
- Close enemy warning
Radar
Evidence: Observed
- Radar on or off
- Range
- Proportion
- X and Y position
- Circle size
- Arrow size
- Show crosslines
- Show players
- Show teammates
- Show weapons
- Show containers
- Show ammo
- Show money
Loot
Evidence: Observed Items
- Weapons
- Stimulators
- Containers
- Killstreaks
- Ammo
- Armour
- Heavy armour
- Money
- Item draw limit
Configs
Evidence: Observed
- A Configs tab
The tab is in every capture. What it holds is not shown.
Controller
Evidence: Provider claim
- Native controller support
See the menu screenshots (3)
Compatibility
What it says it runs on. Anything it doesn’t mention is listed under what we still need, not as a “No”.
- Operating system
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Evidence: Provider claim Windows 10 · Windows 11
- CPU
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Evidence: Provider claim Intel · AMD
- Games
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Evidence: Provider claim Call of Duty (no title named)
Requirements
What you need before it runs, beyond a PC and the game.
- Evidence: Provider claim
The slotted version is by application, through Advance’s Discord.
“to apply for a slot please visit our discord!”
Support
What they promise, and, separately, what we measured. Never averaged together.
What they say
- Evidence: Provider claim Support
Advance says it offers 24/7 support.
“Our support team is always ready to help you with any issue!”
How we’d check it: Send our standard questions at different hours and time the replies.
Not measured yet. We send every provider the same questions and time the replies.
Update performance
The promise on one side, the stopwatch on the other.
Update times, every providerWhat they promise
- Evidence: Provider claim Updates
Advance promises constant updates and says its team stays up to date with the latest game updates.
“Our team is dedicated to staying up-to-date with the latest updates.”
How we’d check it: Time the gap from each game update to a working build, over several updates.
Not timed yet. We time the gap from a game update to a working build, over several updates, before we print a number.
Refunds and terms
Summarised from their own text. Read the original before you pay.
We haven’t found published refund terms in the material we hold. That doesn’t mean there aren’t any; it means you should ask, in writing, before you pay.
Credit where due
Evidence: EditorialWhat they do well
- A deep menu, and the screenshots show the options exist: two aim keys with their own bones, dead zones, dynamic FOV and smoothing, recoil control and a separate triggerbot.
- Item filters most providers skip: stimulators, containers, money, explosives and vehicles, each with its own colour or distance.
- A native controller support claim. In this group only NexUp makes it too.
- Short plans on the banner, so a first look would cost €4 rather than a month, if those prices still apply.
- It lists the payment methods it takes before you ask: card, crypto and PayPal.
Where they could improve
- Publish one price list. A banner plus a note saying to ignore the banner is two price lists.
- Name the games. “Call of Duty” covers a couple of dozen of them.
- Publish refund terms and system requirements beyond “Windows 10 and 11”. We found neither in the material we hold.
- Back the custom-build claim with something a buyer can check.
The roast
Evidence: Editorial- The pricing banner comes with a note telling you to ignore the pricing banner.
- “The Best Cheat for Call of Duty” is a bold title for a product that doesn’t say which Call of Duty.
- That’s a lot of buttons. Thankfully, some of them appear to do useful things.
- The marketing says every user gets a custom-generated build. Great. Let’s see whether the builds are actually different.
Jokes about the marketing, the hoops and the fine print. Not about anyone personally, and not a claim about whether the software works.
Our verdict
An opinion on what they publish. Scores come once we have bought and tested it.
Recommendation Evidence: Editorial
One of the more complete menus we’ve seen on paper. Worth testing, once someone confirms the price in writing.
Would we buy it?
Maybe
The menu earns a look. We’d want the real price confirmed before paying anything.
Evidence and gaps
Where every fact on this page comes from. The raw files stay in our research archive.
Sources
- Promotional material Advance’s promotional page, captured as an image Collected 7 October 2026, publication date not shown
- Sales post Advance’s sales post Collected 7 October 2026, publication date not shown
- Menu screenshots Screenshots of Advance’s menu: Aimbot, Visuals and Radar tabs Collected 7 October 2026, dated 23 February 2026
- Domain record WHOIS record for advance-cheats.com (DomainTools) Collected 7 October 2026, publication date not shown
What we still need
- Which launchers it supports
- Which Windows builds it supports
- Published refund terms
- A purchase of our own, to test it
- Support reply times, measured by us
- A timed game update
Ours, for the record
CODCheats builds for Warzone, Black Ops 7 and Modern Warfare 4, each with a public status. We don’t score ourselves here; judge for yourself.