Our Squad catalog currently includes two products: Ghost Cheat and SMG Cheat. Ghost Cheat is designed for discreet use and offers a focused, minimalist feature set for players who want extra information without excessive on-screen clutter. SMG Cheat provides a broader toolkit, including advanced ESP and additional settings. Both products are updated regularly and support the current game version. You can compare their capabilities on the individual product pages.

The main differences are their feature sets and overall approach. Ghost Cheat is built to keep its effect on gameplay minimal: it provides restrained ESP with only essential information and settings intended to look less conspicuous in recorded gameplay. SMG Cheat offers more visual options, including expanded ESP filters, outlines, target markers, and, depending on the current version, an aimbot. Choose Ghost Cheat if discretion matters most, or SMG Cheat if you want more control and configuration options.

Squad uses Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC), one of the most widely used anti-cheat systems. Our products are developed with EAC compatibility in mind and are revised in response to anti-cheat updates. EAC actively targets cheating software, however, so complete safety cannot be guaranteed. We recommend using the software on community servers with less restrictive oversight and avoiding official servers whenever possible.

Official Squad servers have a higher level of protection: EAC operates under stricter conditions, and administrators actively review replays and player reports. Using a cheat on an official server substantially increases the risk of a ban. We strongly advise against doing so unless you are prepared to lose the account. For initial testing, a community server with less restrictive rules is the safer option.

Both Ghost Cheat and SMG Cheat are compatible with dedicated and community servers. Keep in mind that some community servers use additional server-side protection, such as BattleMetrics tools or custom scripts. Review the server rules before connecting. If no additional protection is present and the product status is current, the software should operate normally.

We aim to publish updated builds within 24-48 hours after a Squad patch. Major updates may require deeper changes to the software, in which case the process can take three to five days. Users are kept informed through Discord and email notifications. If an update is delayed, you can contact support to ask whether a license extension is available.