Products
Valorant — Cheats & Hacks: ESP, Aimbot, Wallhack
Valorant hub for ESP, aimbot, and related modules on Windows PC. Choose Monthly, Xray, Private, Pro, or Lifetime access.
Listing $35 recurring · $150 lifetime
Included on listing
Valorant: Aimbot options
- Enable aimbot
- Smoothness
- Speed
- FOV
- Stickiness
- Aimbot filter
- Aimbot bone
- Visible check
- Draw FOV
- Draw target line
Included on listing
Player visuals
- Health bar
- Shield bar
- Agent
- Rank
- Max distance
- Box
- Snapline
- View direction
- Skeleton
- Head circle
- Equip name
- Level
- Distance
Included on listing
World visuals
- Ability
- Trap
- Spike (defuse progress, time)
- Show icon
- Show distance
- Max. distance
- Customization for each agent
Included on listing
Misc
- Combat mode hotkey (hides ability and trap ESP)
- Font size
- Create / save / load / unload config
This hub summarizes Valorant cheats for Windows PC—ESP, wallhack-style overlays, aimbot, triggerbot, and related modules tied to the live listing you open with Buy or Try.
Player and world visuals, aim assist options, and misc controls are grouped the same way the external listing describes them. Monthly, Xray, Private, Pro, and Lifetime are the plans on the linked listing.
Use the tabs above to scan feature groups, then open the full product page or checkout when the module list matches what you need.
Offers and pricing on cheatsvalorant.net
The external Valorant listing commonly shows $35 recurring access and $150 lifetime unlimited access. Player ESP, aimbot options, ability and trap ESP, spike information, and config slots are described there alongside Windows and Vanguard-related requirements.
Choose Monthly, Xray, Private, or Pro subscription access at $35, or Lifetime access at $150. Confirm current prices and availability on the linked listing.
Common questions before checkout
- Where do I pay?
- Checkout runs on the external Buy Now link from each listing. cheatsvalorant.net does not store card numbers; you receive the loader and license details by email after confirmation.
- Which listing should I open first?
- Open the main Valorant listing when you need ESP and aimbot modules. Open utilities when you need UGC appeals or Skin Changer preview instead of combat features.
- What should I check on patch day?
- Read the live status note on the external listing before launch and skim the Vanguard safety article on the blog after a Riot patch. Pause ranked if modules show offline or updating.
- Need more answers?
- See the full Valorant FAQ for delivery steps and billing rules, or Support with your order email and loader error text.
Status notes, reviews, and setup proof
Module availability changes when Valorant or Vanguard updates ship. Treat the live listing note as the only signal—there is no permanent “safe forever” label, only current wording.
Read customer reviews for setup, performance, and support feedback, then cross-check feature names on the modules overview so menu labels on the listing match what you expect before checkout.