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2026-09-09
Comparison of 1 week, 1 month and lifetime PUBG cheat plans with prices

PUBG Cheat Price: Weekly, Monthly and Lifetime Plans Compared

A simple price breakdown of the 1 week, 1 month and lifetime PUBG cheat plans, with payment options and how to decide.

If you are ready to buy, you probably want one thing answered quickly: what does it cost? Here is the current pricing for the PUBG cheat, followed by how to think about which plan to take. Prices are what the product page shows at the time of writing, so confirm them at checkout.

The three plans

  • 1 Week, 7 days: $15.00
  • 1 Month, 30 days: $35.00 (marked as the popular choice)
  • Lifetime: $150.00

All plans include the same things: instant delivery, free updates for the duration of your key and 24/7 support. Setup help is included too.

Cost per day

Doing the arithmetic helps. A weekly key works out to about $2.14 per day. A monthly key is about $1.17 per day. If you bought four weekly keys to cover roughly the same stretch as one month, you would pay $60 instead of $35.

Lifetime at $150 equals a little over four months of monthly keys. Five months of renewals would cost $175, so lifetime pays for itself at around the five month mark.

Which plan fits which player

Take the week if you want to see how everything works on your own PC before committing. It is also reasonable if you only play in bursts, such as around a new map or a season launch.

Take the month if you play regularly. It is the plan most people land on, and the price per day is much lower than weekly.

Take lifetime if PUBG is your main game and you expect to be playing for the foreseeable future. Check the product page for what lifetime covers before you buy, since it is tied to the product you are purchasing.

Payment options

The checkout accepts Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Cash App, Amazon Pay and crypto. The key unlocks as soon as payment clears, and your portal then gives you the loader and setup guide.

Before you pay

Two quick checks save headaches.

First, check the live status. Status is only current as of the moment you look, and it can change after a PUBG patch or anti cheat update. Our guide on what undetected really means explains how to read it.

Second, confirm you can meet the requirements. The product page states Windows 10 or 11 64 bit and that Cloud DMA is required for full functionality. Our PUBG cheat overview covers the feature list so you know what you are paying for.

There is also a refund policy page on the site. Read it before purchase so you know the terms.

Add ons

If you have a hardware ban to deal with, the HWID Spoofer is sold separately at $15 for a week or $35 for a month.

Ready to go? Pick your plan on the PUBG cheat page.

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