This guide compares three sassy.wtf Valorant builds that run on the same loader: VIP with every tab, Standard with aimbot, triggerbot and ESP, and Unlocker for skins. Here's what each one includes, what it costs at every licence length, and which to pick.
Eight tabs and 87 switches: Aimbot, Triggerbot, ESP, Visuals, World, Self, Unlocker and Exploits. Keys from £10.
Three tabs and 34 switches: Aimbot, Triggerbot and ESP, and nothing else. Keys from £5.
One tab and five switches for skins, buddies and finishers, with no gameplay features. Keys from £5.
A key adds its time on top of any active time on that product, and every key is a one-off payment that never renews.
The status page shows exactly where VIP, Standard and Unlocker stand right now. Undetected means working normally.
All three builds use your dashboard.rip account and the same loader, and all need Windows 10 or 11 on an Intel or AMD processor. What changes is what's in the menu:
VIP : 8 tabs and 87 switches, covering Aimbot, Triggerbot, ESP, Visuals, World, Self, Unlocker and Exploits.
Standard : 3 tabs and 34 switches, covering Aimbot, Triggerbot and ESP.
Unlocker : 1 tab and 5 switches, covering skins, buddies and finishers.
Those are the same counts shown on their product pages, where you can also look through captures of the real menu tabs before you buy.
Looking for Phase? It's a separate product with a built-in internal cheat, not VIP, sold by the week, month or year. See the Phase page .
VIP is the full build. It has the same Aimbot, Triggerbot and ESP tabs as Standard, with extra switches in two of them, plus five tabs Standard doesn't have:
Aimbot, 14 switches: includes auto fire (with an optional hotkey) and spread control, which Standard doesn't have.
Triggerbot, 6 switches: the same as Standard.
ESP, 17 switches: includes hit marker, kill sound and bullet tracer, which Standard doesn't have.
Visuals, 9 switches: chams with visible and invisible colours, intensity and rainbow modes, a Fresnel outline effect and Midas shot.
World, 14 switches: remove utility such as Cypher cages, Phoenix and Viper walls, Neon tunnels and smokes, and highlight dropped weapons, the planted bomb and gadgets.
Self, 14 switches: your own outline and Fresnel effects, wireframe mode, fast crouch, bunny hop, wide viewmodel, an FOV changer from 60 to 120° and a custom aspect ratio.
Unlocker, 5 switches: the same tab as the standalone Unlocker build.
Exploits, 8 switches: instant agent lock, a chat spammer, third person with distance control, anti-aim, spinbot and freecam, with custom hotkeys for all of them.
Best for players who want the whole menu, skins included, on one key. See the full VIP feature list .
Standard is the focused build: the three tabs for aim, firing and enemy awareness, and nothing else.
Aimbot, 13 switches: includes distance-based aiming, FOV from 0 to 180°, smoothing, aim multiplier, per-bone targeting across 15 bones, a custom aim hotkey (right-click by default), an FOV circle, visible check, and recoil control with native recoil compensation.
Triggerbot, 6 switches: configurable delay, head-only mode, fire only when not moving, fire once per target, a hotkey toggle and a custom trigger hotkey.
ESP, 15 switches: includes box, snapline and skeleton ESP, head indicator, health bars, distance, region, player name and weapon, spectator list, recoil crosshair, dormant player detection and custom visible and invisible target colours.
Next to VIP, Standard has no auto fire, spread control, hit marker, kill sound or bullet tracer, and none of the Visuals, World, Self, Unlocker or Exploits tabs, so no chams and no skins. The aimbot, ESP and triggerbot guide covers these features in more depth.
Best for players who want aimbot, triggerbot and ESP at the lowest price, without visuals, exploits or skins. See the full Standard feature list .
Unlocker is the cosmetics build: one tab, the same Unlocker tab that ships inside VIP, and no aim, ESP or other gameplay features. Its five switches:
Unlock all cosmetics
Skin changer with auto-apply
Buddy changer with auto-apply
Custom buddy selection from the full list
The Valorant skin unlocker guide explains each switch and how to use it.
Best for players who only care about skins, buddies and finishers and don't want gameplay features. See the Unlocker page .
Prices are in pounds (GBP), and every key is a one-off payment: nothing renews, and you're never charged again unless you buy again.
1 day: VIP £10, Standard £5, Unlocker £5
1 week: VIP £30, Standard £20, Unlocker £15
1 month (30 days): VIP £60, Standard £40, Unlocker £30
1 year (365 days): VIP £150, Standard £100, Unlocker £50
Longer licences cost less per day. A year works out to about 41p a day for VIP, 27p for Standard and 14p for Unlocker.
VIP costs £5 more than Standard for a day, £10 more for a week, £20 more for a month and £50 more for a year. For that you get five more tabs, including Visuals, Exploits and the Unlocker.
VIP or Standard plus Unlocker?
A Standard key and an Unlocker key together cost £10 for a day, £35 for a week, £70 for a month and £150 for a year. VIP puts Aimbot, Triggerbot, ESP and Unlocker tabs in one licence for the same price for a day or a year, and for less for a week or a month.
Pay on the store by card, charged through Stripe in pounds or in your local currency if Stripe offers it, with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link going through the same form. Keys are issued the moment payment confirms. Promotions and bundle deals are announced from time to time in the Discord .
There's no free trial, so a 1-day key is the cheapest way to try a build: £5 for Standard or Unlocker, £10 for VIP.
A key is redeemed once, on the dashboard.rip account you choose, and its time is added on top of any active time on that product. Redeem a 1-week key with a day left and you have eight days.
Time stacks per product. A VIP key adds VIP time; it doesn't extend a Standard or Unlocker licence.
Moving up to VIP means buying a VIP key. Any time left on your old build keeps counting down, because licence time runs from redemption whether or not you play.
A redeemed licence stays on that account and can't be transferred.
Your account binds to the first PC that logs in to the loader, whichever build you buy. After a hardware change, request a reset from your dashboard on dashboard.rip or email support at [email protected] .
Match the build to how you play:
Pick VIP if you want aim features and skins, or the whole menu. It's the only build with every tab, and it never costs more than a Standard key and an Unlocker key together: less for a week or a month, the same for a day or a year.
Pick Standard if aimbot, triggerbot and ESP are all you need. It's the cheapest way to get the aim and awareness tabs.
Pick Unlocker if you only want skins, buddies and finishers. It's the lowest-priced licence at a week, a month or a year.
Torn between Standard and VIP? A £10 day of VIP lets you try every tab before you commit to a longer key. Whichever you pick, buy the length you'll use: time counts down from redemption, not from when you play.
Compare the builds side by side on the store , then follow the setup guide to redeem your key and run the loader.
Requirements: Windows 10 or 11 on an x64 Intel or AMD processor, plus a Valorant account and PC that aren't already banned. macOS, Linux and ARM aren't supported.
Delivery: your key is issued the moment payment confirms. The order page shows it and we email it to you.
Refunds: no change-of-mind refunds once your key is delivered, for any licence length, redeemed or not, and none for game bans, manual bans included. A key that doesn't arrive or doesn't work as described is put right. See Refunds .
Licence: one account for one person, bound to the first PC that logs in to the loader, with time that counts down from the moment you redeem. See How licences work .
The live status page shows exactly where VIP, Standard and Unlocker stand. Undetected means working normally, and Updating means the build is being updated, usually after a game patch.
Staff answer questions about it by email.