One external method across every title we support. Nothing reads the game, nothing writes to it, nothing gets injected. Here's how Level Up Labs works, why it's built for main accounts, and why over 4,000 players run Phantom.
Most providers ship a different hack for every game, each with its own driver, its own injector and its own way of getting caught. Level Up Labs does the opposite. Every build we ship, from Valorant to Rust, Fortnite, Call of Duty, Counter-Strike 2, Apex Legends and Rainbow Six Siege, uses the same external method: read what your monitor shows, decide, then move your mouse.
That matters because the method is the safety. When the approach never touches the game, there's nothing game-specific for an anti-cheat to fingerprint. Each title gets its own tuned bypass and its own build, but the foundation underneath is identical, which is why we can keep every build current instead of scrambling after each patch.
Our software never opens the game process. It doesn't read game memory, it doesn't write to it, and it never loads a driver or a DLL into anything. It runs in userspace, beside the game, and the only thing it looks at is the pixels already rendered on your screen. Output goes out the same way your own hand does, as mouse movement.
Game files are never modified, replaced or patched. Integrity checks pass because the install is untouched. A scan of the game process finds nothing of ours, because nothing of ours is in it. This is the difference between external and internal, and it's the whole reason we only build external.
On top of that, the loader is custom-built and regenerated on every use, so no two sessions carry the same signature, and our updater runs around the clock obfuscating and evolving the build. What you load today is not what anyone loaded a few minutes ago.
Plenty of tools are fine on a throwaway. We build for the account you actually care about. Because nothing is injected and no files are changed, the usual ban triggers simply aren't there. What remains is behavior, and that's where humanization does the work: curved mouse paths instead of straight lines, reaction delays, overshoot and correction, micro-jitter, per-weapon speed, all tuned so the output reads as a player and not a program.
Phantom alone ships more than 80 humanization controls. Keep the settings subtle, play like you normally would, and the assist stays invisible both to the anti-cheat and to the people watching your clips. That's how members in our Discord report months of ranked on their mains without a single flag.
We'll still say what every honest provider should: no tool in this category is risk-free forever, and obvious settings get reported the same way obvious aim always has. External and humanized is the safest way to do this. It isn't a license to rage.
Effortless Phantom is the product most people come to us for, and it's the one more than 4,000 players run today. It's a full aim-assist client with aimbot, aim assist and triggerbot, recoil control, a sound radar, instalocker and spike timer, Lua scripting and shareable configs, all driven from a menu you can open in a browser tab on any screen you own, or as a native overlay when you want it closer.
The engine answers in about six milliseconds and costs you zero frames, because it never sits inside the game. Updates land the same day a patch does. Support is real staff, around the clock, not a dead Discord. Pricing starts at $20 for three days, with weekly, monthly and lifetime plans above that.
The same external approach is what we bring to every other title we support. For Rust, the OG Filter Pack is available now: custom NVIDIA filters for visibility plus an optimized config that cuts input lag and lifts frames. Builds for Fortnite, Call of Duty, Counter-Strike 2, Apex Legends and Rainbow Six Siege are in progress, and members in the Discord hear first when each one drops.
Our Permanent HWID Utility covers all major titles. If a previous provider got you hardware banned, it clears the TPM, HVCI and Secure Boot flags along with the temporary ones, on Windows 10 and 11 across ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock and the rest.
Delivery is instant and automated, so you're set up minutes after checkout with a step-by-step guide. Updates are same-day. Support is 24/7 and staffed by people who use the software. And the vouches are public: scroll our Discord and you'll find months of ranked play, Radiant pushes and recovered accounts, written by the players themselves.
If you've been burned by an internal cheat, a kernel driver or a provider that vanished after a ban wave, this is the alternative. External, driver-free, built for your main.
No. Nothing is modified, replaced or patched, and the game process is never opened. The software only reads the pixels rendered on your screen and outputs mouse movement.
It's built for exactly that. With no injection and no file changes, the usual ban triggers aren't present, and the humanization layer keeps your aim looking like a player. Keep settings subtle and play normally. No tool in this category is risk-free forever, but external and humanized is the safest way to do it.
Valorant, Rust, Fortnite, Call of Duty, Counter-Strike 2, Apex Legends and Rainbow Six Siege, each with its own external build. Phantom, Full and Lite are available for Valorant now, the OG Filter Pack for Rust, and the HWID Utility covers all major titles.
Over 4,000 players run Effortless Phantom today, which makes it our most used product by a wide margin.