How plans and prices work
What Call of Duty Total Access covers, the plan lengths, how to pay in crypto and when a plan cannot be bought.
By the CODCheats team Updated
One plan, every game
CODCheats sells one plan: Call of Duty Total Access. It covers the builds for Warzone, Black Ops 7 and Modern Warfare 4 from its launch on 23 October 2026. Each game keeps its own build, features and status, but there is nothing extra to buy for a second game.
Plan lengths
Total Access comes in three lengths: 1 day, 1 week and 1 month. Every length covers every included game for that length of time.
How prices are shown
Prices are listed on the home page and on each game page, in US dollars, before you check out. The price per day is shown next to each plan so you can compare lengths.
Paying
Payment is in cryptocurrency only, through the checkout in your CODCheats account. Cards, PayPal and bank transfers are not accepted. The invoice shows the asset, the network and the exact amount to send, and a plan starts once the payment is confirmed on the blockchain. A payment that arrives late or short goes to your wallet balance, which you can spend on any plan; it is not returned. Paying with crypto, step by step walks through an invoice from start to finish.
When a plan cannot be bought
Total Access is on sale while at least one included build is Operational or Updating. Before then, the plans and prices stay visible, but the buy buttons are disabled and say why. What each status means has the details.
No refunds
All sales are final. There are no refunds at any time, for any reason, including bans, game updates and unused time (Terms of Service, section 6). Before you buy, check the build’s status and check your PC, or open a ticket if you are unsure.