This assumes you have never run a script before and owns nothing yet. It covers the whole path, and spends most of its length on the parts that actually go wrong rather than the parts that just work.
What you need
- A Windows PC. Most executors are Windows-only.
- An alternate Roblox account, which is how most people run these.
- An executor — the program that runs the code.
- A script — the code itself, for the specific game you care about.
- Administrator access on your machine.
Buy in this order
Find the script first, check which executors it supports, then buy the executor. Doing it the other way round is the single most common way people end up buying twice.
Step 1 — Get a script
Decide what you want to happen: farm a currency, unlock cosmetics, automate a grind. Then find a script for that specific game. Scripts are game-specific — there is no universal one.
Get it from somewhere accountable: a paid seller, a moderated community, or the developer's own published channel. Not a YouTube description, and not a link-shortener chain. Our guide on avoiding script scams covers why in detail, and what a malicious script actually does.
Note what the script requires. Most say which executors they work with, or which UNC/sUNC level they need.
Step 2 — Get an executor that supports it
Now buy the executor, knowing what it has to satisfy. If the script does not state requirements, a broadly compatible executor is the safe default.
Your key is emailed within seconds of payment. If you do not see it, check spam before anything else — this accounts for most of the messages we get about missing keys.
Step 3 — Install it
- Download from the link in your email or from the downloads page. Not from a mirror someone sent you.
- Your antivirus will probably object. This is expected for this category — executors inject into other processes and obfuscate themselves, which is exactly what scanners are built to flag. Our guide on avoiding script scams explains when this is a genuine warning and when it is not.
- Add an exclusion for the executor's folder rather than disabling protection entirely. Turning your antivirus off wholesale leaves you exposed to everything else while you play.
- Extract to a normal folder. Avoid Program Files and avoid your Downloads folder — permissions in one and cleanup tools in the other both cause problems.
Step 4 — Run it
- Open Roblox and join the game you want. Do this first — most executors need the game already running to attach to.
- Right-click the executor and choose Run as administrator. Injection generally requires it, and skipping this causes vague failures that look like something worse.
- Enter your key when prompted.
- Press Inject or Attach. Wait for it to confirm — this can take a few seconds and pressing it repeatedly makes things worse, not faster.
- Paste your script into the box and press Execute.
That is the whole thing
Once it works once, it works the same way every time. The difficulty is entirely in the first run.
When it does not work
Injection fails or hangs
- Not running as administrator. This is the first thing to check, every time.
- Roblox updated and the executor has not caught up yet. Check the Discord for status rather than retrying — if it is genuinely down, retrying achieves nothing and repeated injection attempts are not helpful.
- Antivirus silently quarantined part of it. Check your quarantine, not just whether a warning appeared.
- Another overlay is in the way. Recording software, game overlays and second executors all interfere.
It injects but the script does nothing
- Compatibility mismatch — the script needs functions your executor does not implement properly. This is what UNC and sUNC measure.
- Wrong game. Scripts are written for one game and fail silently in another.
- The game updated and the script needs updating. Common, and outside the executor's control.
- You pasted it incompletely. Sounds trivial; happens constantly.
It worked, then stopped a week later
Roblox updated. Wait for the executor to be updated to match. Every executor goes through this; the difference between them is how quickly they come back.
Where to get help
Each product we sell has its own setup and troubleshooting page in the docs — start there, since the specifics differ by product. If that does not resolve it, the Discord has staff in it and they will want to know which product, which game and what exactly happened at which step.
Common questions
Do I need to buy a script and an executor separately?
Yes. They are sold separately - the executor is the program that runs code, the script is the code. Nothing bundles the two, so budget for both.
Where do I get my key?
It is emailed to the address used at checkout, within seconds of payment. Check spam before contacting support.
Do I have to disable my antivirus?
Add an exclusion for the specific folder rather than disabling protection entirely. Whole-system disabling is unnecessary and leaves you exposed.
Can I do this on mobile?
Support is limited and varies by product. Most executors are Windows-only. Ask before buying rather than assuming.