A WoW Lua unlocker lets scripts call game functions that normal add-ons can't reach, and rotations and bots run on top of it. Which one you need depends on the scripts you want: WardenGG and Daemonic run other developers' routines, Project Sylvanas runs its own, and Lunar is the macOS option.
Project Sylvanas Private (PSP) is first on the unlocker tier list and WardenGG second, followed by PS Base, TCX, Daemonic, NilName, Lunar and GL Epsilon. The tier list has prices, requirements and patch records side by side.
Which unlockers work on Mac or Linux?
Lunar is the native macOS unlocker, and GL Epsilon also lists macOS. WardenGG runs on Windows 10/11 with TPM 2.0 today; its macOS and Linux versions are coming soon, and one subscription will cover all three platforms for life. The compatibility guide lists every combination.
What is the difference between an unlocker and a framework?
In practice, not much. Both give scripts the access they need. "Framework" usually means it also ships tools for script authors, like TCX's Lua APIs or the Lua SDK in Project Sylvanas. Lua frameworks compared goes through them, and how to buy an unlocker covers the buying steps. Before you buy anything, read the detection and banwave history.
Project Sylvanas Private (PSP) is the EUR 80 private add-on to PS Base for at-the-keyboard play. Same scripts and plugins, and Base is still paid on top.
Listed price
EUR 80 add-on + PS Base
You also need Base at EUR 35/month plus its EUR 40 entry fee. I couldn't confirm how long the Private add-on lasts.
EUR 80 for PSP, on top of PS Base at EUR 35 a month and the EUR 40 entry fee. The offer doesn't say how long the EUR 80 lasts, so look up the term in your account panel before paying.
WardenGG is a Windows Lua unlocker for Retail, Classic and WoW Forever at EUR 39.99 a month. Offsets update themselves on ordinary patches, so no downtime.
Listed price
EUR 39.99/month; CN EUR 20/month
This buys the framework; third-party scripts cost extra.
That buys WGG itself. The routines and gathering scripts you run on it bill separately. EU/US applicants also pay a one-time EUR 100 entry fee, according to the current access page. CN access is EUR 20 a month, payable locally including by Alipay and WeChat Pay.
Project Sylvanas is a Windows scripting platform with built-in rotations, a Lua SDK and a plugin marketplace. EUR 35 a month plus a EUR 40 entry fee.
Listed price
EUR 35/month + EUR 40 entry fee
Paid plugins and the Private and Bot add-ons are separate purchases.
Current offer from 18 August 2026; paid plugins and the Private or Bot add-ons cost extra. The old USD 30 price is history. Flawless resells a 30-day license for existing accounts at USD 49.99, and APMNerds sells PS Gold (HKD 124 for 10,000, HKD 412 for 35,000), which is account credit rather than a fixed length of subscription.
Required
DirectX 12; Project Sylvanas account and subscription
TCX Core is a Windows Lua unlocker with navigation, a script store and separate Retail and Omni clients under one license. Resellers sell it from $16.
Listed price
Official price shown in account; Halenir lists $16-$139 plus a $20 renewal option
The session variants differ, and I couldn't confirm how long a subscription lasts.
TCX charges a monthly base price for one session plus a monthly fee per extra session, but only shows the numbers once you're logged in. Halenir lists $16 for one session up to $139 for ten, plus a $20 renewal, without stating the license period. Scripts from the TCX store bill separately, prepaid by the hour.
Required
Windows PC. TCX doesn't publish a minimum spec; your reseller or the TCX Discord can tell you.
Daemonic is a portable Windows Lua unlocker for third-party rotations and bots. USD 25 for 30 days on one PC, and the add-ons you run cost extra.
Listed price
USD 25 / 30 days, one session
Rotations and bots cost extra.
USD 25 for one session, then USD 10 per extra session up to USD 115 for ten; twenty sessions is USD 215. All tiers run 30 days. Rotations and bots bill separately.
Required
Windows PC. Daemonic doesn't publish a minimum spec, so ask in their Discord before you pay.
NilName (NN, formerly NoName) is a Windows Lua unlocker sold through resellers from $20 for 30 days. Its own NilName Rotations are a separate purchase.
Listed price
$20 / 30 days at Gotham; $20-$110 by sessions at Halenir
One global session, with extras sold separately. The listing doesn't say which dollar.
Gotham sells one Advanced session for 30 days at $20, extra sessions at $10 each and the CN edition at $14. Halenir lists $20 for one session up to $110 for ten, plus a $20 renewal, but never says how long a key lasts; its two-session option was out of stock on 22 September. Neither shop says which dollar.
Required
Windows PC. NilName doesn't publish a minimum spec; ask in Discord before buying.
Lunar Unlocker is a native macOS Lua unlocker for Apple Silicon, Intel and Hackintosh. Prices appear after Discord sign-in; Windows needs NilName Advanced.
Listed price
Price shown after Discord sign-in
Credits pay for access and for each project, but Lunar publishes no cash price or duration. Credits can't be cashed out, and crypto network fees can add to the cost.
Required
The provider says native macOS support covers Apple Silicon, Intel and Hackintosh, while its Windows framework depends on NilName Advanced.
GL Epsilon is a macOS bot and unlocker package sold by Gotham, with both tools drawing on one key-day balance. Who develops it is unclear.
Listed price
Reseller key-day packages
The bot and unlocker share key-days. The final checkout price and currency aren't shown.
Gotham's listing shows a 9.99 base and a 90 increment for the 300-day first package, with no final total or currency. A 30-day renewal covers 30 unlocker days, or 15 bot days plus 15 unlocker days.
Required
A supported game client and any required underlying platform
