LoL Script Price Comparison 2026: What 1, 7 and 30 Days Really Cost You
A look at 1, 7 and 30 day LoL script plans through cost per game played, with three quick questions that match a plan to how often you really queue.
Here's a number that rarely shows up on a pricing page: what a script costs you per game you actually play. Buy 30 days, get four games in all month, and you paid more per game than someone who bought a single day and ground out 15 matches that evening. Per-day pricing only looks good if you show up for the days.
So this post looks at lol script price from that side. The ranges below are market figures for 2026. BulkScript's live price and stock sit on the League of Legends product page, and that's the number to check before you pay. Nothing is hidden behind a "DM us for a quote".
The Numbers First
Rough 2026 ranges for decent private LoL scripts:
1 day: 8-12 EUR, so 8-12 EUR per day.
7 days: 25-35 EUR, which works out to about 3.5-5 EUR a day.
30 days: 55-80 EUR, or roughly 1.8-2.6 EUR a day.
Lifetime: 180-280 EUR. Per-day cost depends entirely on how long you keep playing.
Going from 1 day to 7 cuts the daily cost by roughly 60-70%. At 30 days, each day comes out about 3-4x cheaper than the single-day pass. Your own price may land anywhere inside those ranges, so treat them as a guide and check the product page for the real figure.
How Single Days Get Expensive
The pattern I see most in our Discord goes like this. Someone buys a day on Friday. It goes well, so they buy another on Saturday, and one more on Sunday. By Sunday night they've spent about what a 7-day pass costs, and they've fired up the loader for three separate sessions instead of one continuous stretch, which means three separate chances of catching a ban.
If that sounds like your weekends, the 7-day pass covers the same habit at roughly half the cost, with fewer trips through checkout.
The other common one: a player buys a day to try things out, likes it, and upgrades to 30 days that same night. Nothing wrong with that. If you already know you're going to climb, though, you can skip the trial and save yourself the extra transaction fees.
Three Questions That Pick the Plan for You
Set the marketing aside and answer these:
How many nights a week will you really play? Fewer than two: 1 day or 7 days. Three to five: 7 or 30 days. Every day: 30 days or lifetime.
Is there a deadline? Rank reset, season end, a split promo. Buy whatever covers it, then add a 2-day buffer for patch days.
How much can this account afford to lose? If it's a main with 5+ years of skins on it, one long continuous plan beats stringing short passes together. Fewer sessions means fewer touches with the anti-cheat.
A Challenger grinder and someone who plays a few games on a Sunday afternoon shouldn't be on the same plan. If a seller insists everyone needs the biggest package, they're thinking about their revenue.
30 Days: When League Is Your Main Game
If you play daily or close to it, this is the one I'd pick. It fits if you're:
pushing a main past Diamond, into Master or GM
queueing almost every day
duoing with a friend who's also on a serious push
At 2-3 EUR a day, a full day of play costs less than an energy drink. Play three or more nights a week and it pays for itself against weekly passes within the first ten days. There's also a less obvious upside. When you're four games into a losing streak, you're not doing timer math in your head, and that tends to make for calmer decisions in the next game.
7 Days: Built for Burst Climbing
This is quietly the right answer for most players. Ranked in 2026 tends to happen in bursts: a couple of hard evenings, a long weekend session, then real life again. A week covers that neatly.
You get time to learn the menu, tune your settings, and then play without glancing at the clock. It's a good fit when you're chasing something specific, like getting out of Emerald, a Diamond promo, recovering after a rank reset, or dragging a smurf up to your main's MMR within a week. It also works as a test run before you commit to 30 days.
Weekly patches rarely break things badly enough to eat all seven days, and when one does, our patch update commitment kicks in within that same window. New to scripts altogether? Go through the Windows 11 installation guide first. A week is enough runway to learn the tool properly.
1 Day: A Paid Trial
Think of the single day as an evaluation pass. It makes sense when:
you've never used our loader and want to feel the menu, orbwalker and evade timing in real games
you want to know whether your main (Yasuo, Zed, Katarina, Riven) plays well with our combos
you've got exactly one promo game or one placement session tonight
a big League patch just dropped and you want to check compatibility
If you're planning to play across a weekend or several evenings, skip it. The Friday-Saturday-Sunday math above applies to you.
Fewer Sessions, Less Noise
A longer plan also means fewer login and injection cycles for every euro you spend. Each launch of the loader generates some telemetry, so launching it less often shrinks what the anti-cheat gets to look at. It's a small factor, and it doesn't make any plan safe. Ban risk is there on every duration.
For how scripts interact with Riot's current anti-cheat and what happens during ban waves, read our piece on whether LoL scripts stay safe under Vanguard.
The Rest of What You're Paying For
When you line us up against cheaper offers, compare what comes in the box as well:
Active patch updates, shipped within hours of a major League patch
HWID rotation support if you need a reset (the HWID spoofer guide explains how it works)
Discord support in Turkish and English, in your time zone
A refund window if something breaks on our end, covered on the refund policy page
Full champion coverage, where some competitors only support the top 30 champions
If a competitor is 30% cheaper and then leaves you without updates for a week after every patch, the money you saved went on downtime.
FAQ
Can I move from a 1-day pass to 30 days before it runs out?
Yes. Message Discord support and we prorate the time you have left. You don't have to wait for the current pass to expire.
Is the 1-day plan a cut-down version?
No. Same aimbot, same evade, same prediction engine on every duration. There's no stripped demo.
What if a ban wave hits in the middle of my 30 days?
If it hits our loader specifically, we pause access, fix it, and extend your remaining time by the downtime plus a bonus. That's written into our policy and applies to everyone.
Is lifetime worth it compared to rebuying 30 days?
Only if you'll be playing League seriously for 8+ months. Otherwise 30-day plans leave you free to pause during the off-season.
Are prices in TRY or EUR?
The product page picks your local currency automatically based on your region. TR users can also pay with crypto, Papara or bank transfer.
Once you know roughly how many nights a week you'll play, most of the decision is already made. Live prices and stock are on the League of Legends script page. If you're stuck between two plans, tell us in Discord how you play and someone on the team will point you to the one that fits.