Garry's Mod anti-cheats compared

Side by side

– means the product's own page doesn't say. Partly means it caught it with some of the cheats we ran and missed it with others.

A check means the anti-cheat detects that kind of cheat, not every cheat of that kind. Any anti-cheat can be bypassed, Mizan included, and new cheats are written to get past each one, so none of them catches every aimbot there is.

Which one fits your server

The best anti-cheat for a server depends on what its host allows, what it can spend and how much it wants to see before anyone is banned.

Mizan

For detection across aim, movement and network cheats, with its evidence rule published, 3D replays, steps your community controls and the public ban lists in the same place. It is free in early access.

Chronon Labs

For a single aim model with 3D replays and a published monthly price, on a server that bans through ULX or SAM.

LSAC

For a one-off price and server-side modules, on a host that allows binary modules, if you can do without support.

SwiftAC

As a second layer against Lua cheats beside a server-side anti-cheat. Its seller pairs it with LSAC.

Nova Defender

For a free, open-source start with ban-evasion checks and server tools. The free version catches only simple cheats.

Sources

• Mizanmizan.ac/anti-cheat
• Chronon Labschrononlabs.netGarry’s Mod pageFeaturesPricing
• LSACGmodStore listing
• SwiftACGmodStore listing
• Nova DefenderGitHub readme

Something here out of date or wrong? Email contact@mizan.ac and it will be corrected.