Money, scripts and independence

How are scripts acquired?

Every script reviewed on this site was bought at the vendor's listed price through the same checkout a reader would use. We do not accept review keys, free copies or early access. When a vendor offers a cheaper sister storefront for the same file (for example Hoops at $50 on hoopers.gg versus $65 on yewscripts.com), we buy from the storefront a reader is most likely to land on and note the alternative.

Are there affiliate links?

No. Links to vendors are plain URLs with no tracking parameters. We earn nothing when you buy a script, which is also why we have no reason to recommend one over another beyond how it tested.

Are there sponsored posts or paid rankings?

No. Placement in the rankings is determined by the rubric on the how we test page. Vendors cannot buy a slot, buy a score or pay to remove a con.

How is the site funded?

Out of pocket by the crew. Hardware, scripts and hosting are paid for personally. If that changes, this page changes first.

What about the vendors themselves?

Nobody on the crew works for, owns shares in or receives payment from any script vendor, from Collective Minds (the Cronus Zen manufacturer), or from 2K / Take-Two. Several vendors sell through the same payment platform (Whop) and some share a parent company; where we know that, we say so in the review because it affects support and refunds.

Legal and risk statement

Cronus Zen scripts are third-party input tools. 2K's Code of Conduct for Fair Play prohibits unauthorized third-party tools and lists penalties up to permanent account or device bans. Nothing we publish should be read as a claim that a script is safe, undetectable or permitted. Our ban-risk guide quotes the policy directly.