hack.sale relaunched: new catalog, live pricing, knowledge base
The old site was a single-brand shelf covering thirty games. The new one is a game-first catalog with prices that update themselves and a section that explains the risks.
The hack.sale domain has been around for years without ever getting traction. The site was a flat single-brand shelf across thirty games, rarely updated and awkward to navigate. We rebuilt it from scratch.
What changed
Game-first navigation. The old entry point was a product list. Now it is the game: an address like hack.sale/en/eft-hacks/ gathers every build for it with prices, features and gameplay footage.
Live pricing. Prices used to be typed into the page by hand and drifted out of date. Now the server polls them every half hour and the page pulls the current figure on load — what you see on the shelf is what you see at checkout. We do not convert currencies: if a seller priced something in dollars, that is what you see, because a “converted” figure would disagree with the actual payment.
A knowledge base. The new /en/guides/ section covers anti-cheats, HWID bans, spoofers, DMA and safe launching. Without any “100% protected” promises — there is no such thing, and we explain why.
Two languages. Russian and English, written separately rather than machine-translated.
What stayed the same
Support, delivery and payment are where they were. The key arrives at the email you provide immediately after payment.
What’s next
The catalog will keep growing and so will the guides. If a game you want is missing, tell us — we track demand and use it to decide what to add.