How every Discover listing — ours included — gets evaluated.
Every listing in Discover — including our own YewScripts products — is scored on the same six criteria. This page is the contract: if a listing violates it, tell us and we'll correct it.
yew.gg makes YewScripts. That conflict of interest is disclosed on every Discover page, and it's exactly why this methodology exists in public: the only way a first-party comparison site earns trust is by publishing criteria specific enough to be checked, then applying them to itself.
Two rules govern every third-party listing. First, facts (pricing, tiers, catalog claims, support offers) are quoted from the seller's own public pages at the time of writing and labeled "as published." Second, limitations must be structural and verifiable — subscription math, absent changelogs, generic tuning approaches — never invented test results. We do not publish performance numbers for products we haven't run on current patches.
The single most predictive quality signal. Timing-based mods (Auto-Green, anti-recoil, perfect-timing hitting) decay with every game patch. We check each seller’s visible update history against the game’s patch calendar. "Updated weekly" claims without visible dates are recorded as unverified.
A public changelog is the difference between a maintained product and a promise. Sellers with visible per-script update logs get credited for them; catalogs where freshness cannot be verified per script are flagged exactly that way.
Per-weapon recoil profiles versus global sliders; adaptive latency handling versus fixed delays; per-jumpshot or per-operator configurability versus one-size defaults. Feature lists are commodity — implementation depth is what we compare.
Where support happens (live Discord, tickets, nothing), whether humans answer, and whether setup help is included or gated behind higher tiers. Quoted from the seller’s own published offer.
Every price is annualized for comparison: a $15–$40/month subscription is $180–$480/year against one-time purchases. Free options are evaluated on maintenance, since a stale free file costs you in retrained muscle memory.
Claims that misrepresent the hardware (screen-reading "aimbot" on a Zen), guarantee outcomes no seller controls, or quote percentages without methodology are noted as red flags — regardless of whose product makes them.
Sellers change pricing, ship changelogs, and improve products. If a listing quotes something that's no longer true, contact us at biz@yew.gg or on Discord (discord.gg/gpc) and we'll re-verify against your public pages and update the listing with a dated correction.