What is Disconnect?
Disconnect is a paid Fortnite cheat for Windows covering aimbot, triggerbot, player ESP, radar and item ESP in one overlay, with full controller support. It sits at the top of the premium tier on our Fortnite hub, above Fortnite Ultimate and the Scientist line on features and on price.
More features does not mean more safety. Every aim feature that acts for you, and a triggerbot most of all, adds detection and report risk. Fortnite also bans hardware, not just accounts. Read our external vs internal explainer and the HWID spoofer guide before your first session.
The feature set in practice
Disconnect's list runs to more than sixty entries. These are the ones that change how you play.
- Prediction aimbot. It leads moving targets instead of aiming where they were, which is the single biggest upgrade over a basic aimbot in a game full of builders and sliders.
- Per-weapon configs. Your shotgun can snap hard to the chest at close range while your AR uses heavy smoothing and a small FOV. No other Fortnite product we track does this.
- Four hitboxes and a deadzone. Pelvis joins head, neck and chest, which looks far more natural on a killcam than constant headshots. The deadzone stops micro-corrections when you are already on target.
- Triggerbot with its own hitbox, delay and keybind. Powerful for box fights, and the riskiest feature on the list. A natural delay is not optional.
- A full radar with team and enemy colors, adjustable radius and distance, orientation lock and automatic distance scaling. In endgames this is worth more than any aim setting.
- Detailed player ESP: full, corner or filled boxes, sharp or curved skeletons, name, team ID with separate colors, distance, held weapon, kills, platform, NPCs and snaplines.
- Item ESP with count, rarity and distance, adjustable ESP fonts and outlines, a config system and full controller support.
What Disconnect does not have
Two things the cheaper rivals list are missing. There is no spectator check, so unlike Krush it will not pause your aim when someone is watching. And there is no stream-proof claim, which Unnamed makes. If you stream or record, assume the overlay shows up until the seller confirms otherwise.
There is also no separate chest and ammo box ESP the way Unnamed splits them, although item ESP does show rarity, count and distance per item.
How much does Disconnect cost?
Short plans are where Disconnect hurts. A week costs $35 against $19.99 for Unnamed and $24.99 for Krush, and a month costs $65 against $49.99 for both.
The lifetime flips that. At $300 it pays for itself against the monthly in under five months, which is the most reasonable lifetime in the category; Krush's is $349.99 and Unnamed's $499.99. We still rarely recommend lifetime on Fortnite, as our weekly vs lifetime guide explains, but if you are going to do it, this is the one where the maths is closest to working. Check live seller prices on the product page first.
| Plan | Price | Per day | Our take |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Day | $9.00 | $9.00 | Almost double Krush's day key. Fine for one test evening. |
| 3 Day | $18.00 | $6.00 | A weekend. Better than three day keys, worse than the week. |
| 7 Day | $35.00 | $5.00 | The most expensive premium week we track. |
| 30 Day | $65.00 | $2.17 | The plan most regular players should be on. |
| Lifetime | $300.00 | Under five months of the monthly plan, and the cheapest premium lifetime. |
Disconnect vs Krush vs Unnamed
If features are the deciding factor, Disconnect wins outright. If price per week or month decides it, it loses to both. Unnamed covers prediction, radar and loot ESP with a stream-proof overlay for $15 less a month, so the real question is whether per-weapon configs and the triggerbot are worth that to you. Our best Fortnite cheats roundup compares the whole board, including the lower-risk colorbot.
| Disconnect | Krush | Unnamed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aim prediction | Yes | No | Yes |
| Per-weapon configs | Yes | No | No |
| Triggerbot | Yes | No | No |
| Radar | Yes, highly configurable | No | Yes, 2D |
| Spectator check | No | Yes | No |
| Stream-proof | Not stated | Not stated | Yes |
| 30 Day | $65.00 | $49.99 | $49.99 |
| Lifetime | $300.00 | $349.99 | $499.99 |
Update and detection track record
Disconnect currently shows as updated and not detected on our status page. Fortnite status is maintained manually rather than pulled from a public tracker, which we explain on how we test. Check it on the day you play.
Run it conservatively. Use per-weapon configs to keep smoothing high, mix in the pelvis and chest hitboxes, give the triggerbot a human delay, and lean on the radar and ESP more than the aim. The players who get banned on feature-rich cheats are usually the ones who turn everything on at once.
Who should buy it, and who should skip it
- Buy it if you want every feature in one product and the price does not bother you.
- Buy it if you switch weapons a lot and want each one to aim differently. Per-weapon configs are unique here.
- Buy it if you are already sure you will play for months. The $300 lifetime is the cheapest premium lifetime on the board.
- Skip it if you are price sensitive on short plans. Unnamed is $15 cheaper per week and per month.
- Skip it if you stream. Unnamed is the one with a stream-proof overlay.
- Skip it if risk is your priority. A triggerbot and prediction aimbot are the opposite of low-risk; consider Scientist Colorbot.
Verdict: is Disconnect worth it?
Disconnect earns a 4.5, the highest of the premium Fortnite cheats we track. It has the deepest, most configurable menu in the category, a genuinely useful radar and the only per-weapon aim configs on the board. It loses half a point for the steepest short-term prices and for skipping the spectator and stream-proof features that cheaper rivals offer.
Our recommendation: buy the $9 day key, set up configs for your two main weapons, and play a normal session. If the depth earns its keep, the 30 Day plan is the sensible next step, and lifetime is only worth it once you know you will still be playing in five months. Check live status before every session.