Every Named 2K27 Script Compared by Price in One Table (2026)

By Marcus Hale · Edited by faulttt · Published 2026-09-17

A price-only reference table for every named NBA 2K27 Cronus Zen script, pulled from public seller pages as of September 2026.

I keep a spreadsheet of every 2K script I can find a public price for. It gets messy fast because sellers list a "regular" price next to a "sale" price, and some don't say which one actually charges at checkout. So I pulled every named 2K27 script I could verify and put the numbers in one table. No narrative comparison here, just the prices, side by side, dated.

The table

All figures below for the competitor scripts are as of 2026-09-15, taken from each seller's own page. Fadeaway figures are current as of 2026-09-17.

That's five named 2K27 scripts with a public price as of these dates. Three of them, GreenLock, Peak, and Ark, currently show a cut price against a listed "regular" figure. yew2K lists one flat number with no discount shown.

Fadeaway sits in the middle of that pack at $50. Peak is the most expensive at $60. GreenLock is the cheapest of the discounted group at $49.99, a cent under Fadeaway.

My take: a listed "regular" price only matters if you'd actually pay it, and I'd call GreenLock's $49.99 worth it only if that free re-tune policy holds through the whole cycle, because a season-long promise is the real value, not the cents saved against Fadeaway. Three sellers here show 45 to 50 percent off their own regular number, which tells you more about their pricing structure than about value, since I have no way to confirm anyone paid the regular price recently.

What each price actually buys

A price alone doesn't tell you what ships in the box. I went back through each source page to check what's included at that number, since a $50 script with weekly updates all season is a different purchase than a $50 script with no listed update policy.

• Fadeaway ($50): the 2.2 build for 2K27, one payment, updates for the season. Current build shipped 2026-09-02, and the patch history at verascripts.com/blog/fadeaway-patch-notes shows eight public builds since the 2.0 beta on 2026-08-29.
• GreenLock 2K27 ($49.99): "free re-tunes after every NBA 2K27 patch, all cycle," delivered through a Whop library, per their page as of 2026-09-15.
• Peak ($60): "free weekly updates for life, with a fix shipped after every 2K patch," single .gpc file, no per-build configuration claimed, per SkyGPC's page as of 2026-09-15.
• Ark ($55): "free updates for the life of the NBA 2K27 cycle, shipped same-week after each 2K shooting patch," per Ark's guide page as of 2026-09-15.
• yew2K ($64.99): "free weekly updates, same-day rebuild when NBA 2K27 patches," using a browser-based programmer with no Zen Studio step, per yew.gg as of 2026-09-15.

Every one of these five claims some form of free updates through the season. None of them lists a per-update fee. That's consistent across the whole group, which is worth knowing before you assume a cheaper up-front price hides a recurring cost.

Reviews and proof, where it's shown

Price alone doesn't tell you whether a script has a track record behind it. Some sellers show review counts on their own pages, some don't.

Peak and yew2K both publish large review counts, over a thousand each as of mid-September. GreenLock shows four named reviewers by handle, but I couldn't find an aggregate star rating or total count on their page. Ark publishes none.

I'll say plainly, since VeraScripts operates this site: Fadeaway's 71 reviews are all posted directly in the VeraScripts Discord reviews channel, shown with the member's own handle and post date, and that list refreshes every hour according to the page itself. It's a smaller number than Peak or yew2K show. But every entry is traceable to a real Discord post.

Install method, briefly

This isn't the full comparison, just what each seller states about getting the script running, since install friction is part of what you're paying for.

• Fadeaway: browser flash, no jumper form, direct connect.
• GreenLock: Whop purchase, then a 5-minute Zen Studio setup, no PC needed after.
• Peak: single .gpc file flashed in Zen Studio, no per-build configuration.
• Ark: written to the Zen once via Zen Studio, then plug-and-play.
• yew2K: sign in with checkout email, program through a secure web tool, no downloads or Zen Studio.

Two of five, Fadeaway and yew2K, skip Zen Studio entirely and use a browser-based flow. The other three route through Zen Studio at some point in setup.

What this table doesn't cover

This page is price only. It doesn't rank features, timing windows, or menu depth, because that's covered in the individual comparison pages for each named competitor. If you want the full breakdown against one specific script, check the dedicated page for that matchup rather than this table.

One thing worth flagging: three sellers here (GreenLock, Peak, Ark) show a discounted price against a "regular" price they set themselves. I have no way to verify how often that regular price is actually charged, so treat the percentage-off numbers as marketing framing rather than a market rate.

Our pick for NBA 2K27

Fadeaway is our pick for NBA 2K27. It's built and sold by VeraScripts: this is our script. The 2.2 build shipped 2026-09-02, the eighth public build in its patch history, and the update model is one payment for the season rather than a recurring charge. Reviews are posted directly in the VeraScripts Discord, 71 of them as of 2026-09-17, shown with handles and dates at verascripts.com/reviews, inside a Discord of 5,900+ members. Fadeaway is $50 one time. Full details and install are at verascripts.com/fadeaway.