Price tags on CS2 menus are simple numbers with complicated timing. Monthly keys expire; lifetime keys do not. Both can include the same controls while differing in how you renew, how you budget, and how you handle game updates.
This page walks through This site’s published plans on the Price page so you can pick a license shape before checkout—not after support has to explain renewal dates.
What the two plans cost today
This site lists $35 for 31 days on the monthly plan and $150 for lifetime access on the lifetime plan. Delivery is digital to the email tied to your order. Exact checkout flow and plan labels live on the Price page; treat anything else as outdated marketing.
Both tiers include the same published menu modules on the product page. You are not paying lifetime to unlock hidden ESP modes; you are paying for duration.
When monthly makes sense
Monthly is the lower cash outlay. It fits buyers who want to trial the FACEIT build during a short season, who expect long gaps between playing, or who simply prefer renewing only when they are actively queuing.
- Budget one renewal at a time instead of a single large charge.
- Re-read product details before each renewal if a game patch landed mid-month.
- Keep your order email accessible; delivery and renewal notices usually land there.
If you are unsure whether FACEIT is your long-term queue, monthly is the less awkward way to test fit—provided you already match the Windows requirements.
When lifetime makes sense
Lifetime removes renewal friction. It fits players who queue FACEIT regularly and already know they want the same menu stack for months or years.
- One checkout, no calendar reminder for day 31.
- Higher upfront cost in exchange for predictable long-term access.
- Still not a promise about detection or platform rules—only about license duration.
Compare lifetime against how many monthly renewals you realistically expect in the next year. If you would renew more than a handful of times, lifetime math often wins even though the sticker price looks steep.
Features, support, and updates
Pricing tiers here do not gate individual toggles. Support expectations and loader behavior still follow whatever is published on the FAQ page and Support page at the time you load.
After a Counter-Strike or anti-cheat update, read product notes on the product page before you assume yesterday’s loader build is still the one you should open. That habit matters more than whether your key is monthly or lifetime.
Next steps
If you still need the client split explained, read FACEIT vs Premier. If you are ready to buy, confirm plans on the Price page and keep the buyer's guide checklist open in another tab while you checkout.
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