SYNQ is a Retail PvP routine marketplace with suites from SYNQ, Donk and SAJ. SYNQ's own Hunter/Havoc suite is $49.99 for 30 days on NilName or Daemonic.
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Listed price
SYNQ suite $49.99 / 30 days
The price covers one product. Periods vary, and the unlocker costs extra.
SYNQ combines a Lua framework with a marketplace, selling its own Hunter and Havoc routines alongside products from Donk and SAJ. Each subscription covers the named product or suite, with the rest of the shop sold separately. SYNQ,SYNQ
More about this product
The checked marketplace lists 23 products across individual PvP routines, suites and separate bots, with several still in alpha, beta or development. Some spec badges list more than the descriptions promise, so the actual product text matters when choosing. SYNQ
Before you buy
No regional coverage or simultaneous-session limits on the public pages.
Several routines are still alpha, beta or in development.
Every product listed today is Retail, even though the framework claims Classic.
The Arena/Shuffle bot only runs on Daemonic.
Access problems have to be reported within 24 hours; otherwise sales are final.
More on Donk Pet Battle Leveler ( Afk from 10-90 )
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. This separately sold leveling bot needs three level-25 pets.
More on Donk Pet Battle Leveler ( Afk from 10-90 )
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. This separately sold leveling bot needs three level-25 pets.
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. The all-spec badges exceed the description: Frost DK is upcoming in this suite despite being available separately, and the Arena/Shuffle module specifically needs Daemonic.
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. The bot runs only on Daemonic and supplies no combat routine of its own.
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. Slots are advertised as limited, with current availability unconfirmed.
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. Slots are advertised as limited, with current availability unconfirmed.
Elemental and Restoration Shaman; Havoc; Mistweaver; beta Windwalker access
NilName / Daemonic
More on SAJ SUITE
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. The description includes Restoration even though the spec badges leave it out.
This Retail marketplace price uses $ without specifying the currency, and unlocker access costs extra. The author presents Restoration as ready while saying Feral and Balance need more tuning.
The Retail Devourer beta is advertised as free, with unlocker access still costing extra.
For 30 days, Hunter alone is $29.99 and Havoc $19.99, while the SAJ suite is $54.99 and the Donk suite $89.99. Prices are in $ with no currency code, and the unlocker is extra.
$89.99 / 30 daysDetails: Donk Rotation Retail Suite
The Retail suite lists Daemonic and NilName, but the all-spec badges promise more than the description. Frost DK remains upcoming in the suite despite being sold separately, and the Arena/Shuffle module requires Daemonic.
The Retail package runs through Daemonic or NilName, with the author presenting Restoration as ready while saying Feral and Balance need further tuning.
Windows via NilName or DaemonicRegions not specified
The Arena/Shuffle bot runs only on Daemonic, and we found no confirmed WardenGG, TCX or macOS integration for SYNQ. SYNQ
ClassicFramework claim only
Windows hosts advertised at framework levelUnspecified
All 23 visible marketplace products are tagged Retail, so SYNQ's framework-level Classic claim does not identify a Classic routine you can currently buy. SYNQ,SYNQ
Community and support
The marketplace is public, with sign-in needed to buy. Product developers handle setup and bugs through Discord, while SYNQ handles accounts and delivery.
SYNQ advertises a four-hour free trial for each product and says code is deployed through GitHub before being streamed to users in encrypted form. SYNQ
The terms prohibit sharing credentials, and the refund policy treats sales as final once access is granted. Technical problems that prevent access should be reported within 24 hours. SYNQ,SYNQ
The public terms leave the simultaneous-session allowance unstated. SYNQ
Features and plugins (8)
A Lua framework and a marketplace in one, with NilName and Daemonic as hosts SYNQ page
Encrypted script delivery, subscription checks and GitHub deployment SYNQ page
Published updates reach connected clients within seconds. That's delivery speed, not how fast an author fixes a routine after a patch. SYNQ page
23 products from SYNQ, Donk and SAJ: routines, suites and separate bots SYNQ page
Every product has its own four-hour free trial; several carry alpha, beta or work-in-progress labels SYNQ page
You can join without an email address; we generate a nickname and a Login Key for you to keep.
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Update record
The advertised delivery time starts when a developer publishes the update, leaving the time from a WoW patch to repaired routines unmeasured. SYNQ
Update evidence
SYNQ says published code reaches connected clients in seconds, which describes delivery after an update is finished without telling you how long the author takes to fix a routine.
We found no public routine changelog arranged by date.
Some current descriptions refer to Season 2 without giving a release timestamp.
The /products page appears older than the current inventory at /market-place.
Ban reports and history
We found no detection, leaked-build incident or verified computer-security breach that could be reliably tied to SYNQ, whose individual products still depend on their unlocker and the actions they automate.
About these reports
We checked the marketplace, provider policies, public Discord invite and historical community searches, where reports about other products did not establish SYNQ's involvement.
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