Review· 6 min read · updated Nov 10, 2026

Unnamed Review (2026): The Best-Value Premium Fortnite Week

Our verdict★4.4/ 5View Unnamed →

Unnamed has the strangest price sheet on our Fortnite board. Its day key is the most expensive in the category and its lifetime is the highest by a wide margin, yet its 7 Day plan is the cheapest premium week we track. Underneath that sits a solid, focused cheat: a prediction aimbot, a player ESP with rank and kill score, a 2D radar, chest and ammo ESP, and an overlay that stays out of your stream. This review covers what it does well, what it leaves out, which plan to buy, and how it compares to [Krush](/fortnite/krush) and [Disconnect](/fortnite/disconnect). Our method is on [how we test](/how-we-test) and current update state is on the [status page](/status).

Quick answer

Unnamed is a stream-proof Fortnite cheat with a prediction aimbot, detailed player ESP, a 2D radar and chest, ground item and ammo box ESP. It costs $11.99 for a day, $19.99 for 7 days, $49.99 for 30 days and $499.99 lifetime. Skip the day key and the lifetime: the 7 Day plan is the cheapest premium Fortnite week we track.

What is Unnamed?

Unnamed is a paid Fortnite cheat for Windows with an aimbot, player ESP, radar and loot ESP in a stream-proof overlay. It sits in the premium tier of our Fortnite hub alongside Krush and Disconnect.

One practical warning: the name makes it hard to research. Searching for an unnamed Fortnite cheat brings up all sorts of unrelated and fake downloads, which is exactly what scam shops count on. Only buy through a verified seller on the product page, and read our are executors viruses guide, as the same rules apply to Fortnite downloads.

The feature set in practice

Unnamed's list is shorter than Disconnect's, but it covers the parts that matter in most matches.

  • Prediction aimbot with smoothing, bone selection, adjustable FOV, max distance and knocked and visible checks. Prediction is the feature that separates it from Krush.
  • Stream-proof overlay. Nothing shows in OBS, Discord or other capture. It hides you from viewers and recordings, not from Epic.
  • Player ESP with rank, kill score, weapon name, platform, distance, box, head circle and visible check. Rank and kill score tell you who is worth fighting before you commit.
  • 2D radar, snaplines and directional arrows for players off your screen.
  • Chest, ground item and ammo box ESP with rarity filters and custom colors. Separating chests and ammo boxes from floor loot is handy early in a match.
  • A live player count on screen and an advanced config system.

What Unnamed does not have

There is no triggerbot and no per-weapon configs, which Disconnect has, and no spectator check, which Krush has. The aim settings are also less granular: you get the essentials, not sliders for everything.

For most players none of that is a dealbreaker, and skipping the triggerbot lowers risk. But if you want fine control over how each weapon aims, Disconnect is the only product that offers it.

How much does Unnamed cost?

The buying advice is simple. Never take the day key: the week costs $8 more and gives you six extra days. That makes the 7 Day plan both the cheapest way to try Unnamed and the cheapest premium Fortnite week we track, ahead of Krush at $24.99 and Disconnect at $35.

Lifetime at $499.99 is the highest on the board and takes ten months of the monthly plan to break even, in a game where cheats rarely stay the same for that long. Our weekly vs lifetime guide explains why. Compare live seller prices on the product page before paying.

PlanPricePer dayOur take
1 Day$11.99$11.99The most expensive day key on our board. Skip it.
7 Day$19.99$2.86Less than two day keys, and the cheapest premium week. Buy this.
30 Day$49.99$1.67Tied with Krush for the cheapest premium month.
Lifetime$499.99Ten months of the monthly plan up front. Hard to justify.

Unnamed vs Krush vs Disconnect

Unnamed is the middle ground. It has the prediction and radar that Krush lacks, at a lower weekly price, and it gives up Disconnect's triggerbot and per-weapon configs to come in $15 cheaper per week and month. For a typical player who wants solid aim, good awareness and a clean stream, it is the best balance of the three. If risk matters more than features, read the best Fortnite cheats roundup for the lower-risk colorbot option.

UnnamedKrushDisconnect
Aim predictionYesNoYes
RadarYes, 2DNoYes
Chest and ammo ESPYesRarity filter onlyItem ESP
Stream-proofYesNot statedNot stated
TriggerbotNoNoYes
7 Day$19.99$24.99$35.00
30 Day$49.99$49.99$65.00

Update and detection track record

Unnamed currently shows as updated and not detected on our status page. Fortnite status is maintained manually rather than pulled from a public tracker, as explained on how we test. Check it on the day you play.

Stream-proofing protects you from viewers clipping your overlay. It does nothing against Easy Anti-Cheat, replays or player reports. Fortnite bans hardware too, so read the HWID spoofer guide before you start, not after a ban.

Who should buy it, and who should skip it

  • Buy it if you want the best-value premium week. $19.99 for 7 days is the lowest in the category.
  • Buy it if you stream or record. It is the only premium Fortnite cheat we track with a stated stream-proof overlay.
  • Buy it if you want prediction and a radar without paying Disconnect prices.
  • Skip the day key in every case. The week is $8 more for six extra days.
  • Skip it if you want a triggerbot or per-weapon configs. Those are Disconnect only.
  • Skip the lifetime. At $499.99 it is the worst lifetime value on the board.

Verdict: is Unnamed worth it?

Unnamed earns a 4.4. It covers prediction, radar, detailed ESP and loot ESP with a stream-proof overlay, and its 7 Day plan is the best premium value in Fortnite right now. It loses points for a day key and lifetime that are both priced well above the competition, and for the lack of a spectator check.

Our recommendation: start on the $19.99 week, play normally with smoothing up and the FOV small, and move to the $49.99 monthly if you keep playing. Check live status before every session and never use an account you are not prepared to lose.

FAQ

How much does Unnamed cost?+

Unnamed costs $11.99 for 1 day, $19.99 for 7 days, $49.99 for 30 days and $499.99 for lifetime. The 7 Day plan is the best buy, costing less than two day keys, and it is the cheapest premium Fortnite week we track.

Is Unnamed stream-proof?+

Yes. Unnamed's overlay does not appear in OBS, Discord or other capture software, so viewers and recordings will not see it. Stream-proofing does not hide it from Epic's anticheat, replays or player reports.

Is Unnamed detected?+

Unnamed currently shows as updated and not detected on our status page, but no Fortnite cheat is undetectable. Fortnite enforces hardware bans, so check status before each session and only play on accounts you can afford to lose.

Does Unnamed have a radar?+

Yes, a 2D radar, plus snaplines and directional arrows for players outside your view. It also shows a live player count on screen.

Why is the Unnamed day key so expensive?+

The day key is $11.99 while the 7 Day key is $19.99, so the seller is clearly steering buyers toward the week. Take the week: it costs $8 more and gives you six extra days.

Unnamed or Krush?+

Unnamed if you want aim prediction, a radar and a stream-proof overlay, and plan to play for a week or more. Krush if you only want to test for a day at $4.99, or want its spectator check that pauses aim while you are watched.