Why are OW cheats so expensive?

Comparing OW cheats to Apex or even Warzone, the prices are much much higher

I was wondering if there was a special reason for that, ex anticheat is much better or something

Honestly, from my 2+ year experience in ow cheating, I still am not sure why. But I would say it could be because of the anticheat, like valorant is more expensive than overwatch, while csgo cheats are like $20 a month at max. Overwatch cheats also have a lot more features other than just simple aimbot. Critical Hit and Edenity, for example, have features like dva auto-eat, hook prediction, and sleep prediction.

So two possible reasons could be because of the anticheat and features they have. It could also simply be due to fact that people are greedy and the devs agreed to have that price set around that range due to a dying playerbase.

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Originally Posted by DerpyScrub Honestly, from my 2+ year experience in ow cheating, I still am not sure why. But I would say it could be because of the anticheat, like valorant is more expensive than overwatch, while csgo cheats are like $20 a month at max. Overwatch cheats also have a lot more features other than just simple aimbot. Critical Hit and Edenity, for example, have features like dva auto-eat, hook prediction, and sleep prediction. So two possible reasons could be because of the anticheat and features they have. It could also simply be due to fact that people are greedy and the devs agreed to have that price set around that range due to a dying playerbase.

overwatch has a far worse anticheat than vanguard, it's not even kernel level
the features probably play into this, but even other games have prediction based aim / dodging (tf2) so honestly I kinda feel like it's devs trying to squeeze money out of a dying playerbase? :/

It's just abuse, for example: valo aimbot a lot of people sell it very expensive and it's not safe. Instead use cheap aimbot to be safe and powerful (just abusing the price)

supply - demand

Low demand, lack of variety and qualified developers.

Warzone is extremely popular thus has dozens of undetected providers. Of which, I can think of several developers off the top of my head that are experienced and provide undetected cheats for Warzone, as well as other popular games such as Apex.

Overwatch hasn't been popular in a long time thus has a small few of undetected providers (I can only think of three that are truly undetected).

Overall, there simply isn't enough demand for Overwatch for popular and experienced developers to help saturate the market. Therefore, you pay a premium price for the providers that are actually undetected.

Low demand -> High price
not many good / working public sources -> High Price
Dying Playerbase -> High Price

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Low demand, lack of variety and qualified developers. Warzone is extremely popular thus has dozens of undetected providers. Of which, I can think of several developers off the top of my head that are experienced and provide undetected cheats for Warzone, as well as other popular games such as Apex. Overwatch hasn't been popular in a long time thus has a small few of undetected providers (I can only think of three that are truly undetected). Overall, there simply isn't enough demand for Overwatch for popular and experienced developers to help saturate the market. Therefore, you pay a premium price for the providers that are actually undetected.

What three?

There aren't many large groups making OW hacks, it's just hobbyist. I know engineowning created an alpha hack for OW recently. Which is a cheap internal compared to everything else, but it doesn't have auto abilities yet so compared to critical hit / edenity / hyperflick there's a huge difference. But if you just want strong ESP/aim/trigger I think it's probably the best option now.

They're known for cod hacks, and offer the option to pause your sub too.

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Originally Posted by Rikko21 overwatch has a far worse anticheat than vanguard, it's not even kernel level the features probably play into this, but even other games have prediction based aim / dodging (tf2) so honestly I kinda feel like it's devs trying to squeeze money out of a dying playerbase? :/

Yes it's a simple matter of collusion