If you just want to see players through walls in WARDOGS and keep the shooting to your own hands, BMC LITE is the cheapest pure ESP among the new builds, at roughly $2.50 for a day. If you want a wardogs aimbot as well, BMC PRO puts aim, vehicle ESP and a radar into the same menu, and MONO has the deepest aim settings of the three plus a couple of extras nobody else here offers. What settles most of these purchases is not the feature list, though. Both BMC builds run only on Windows 11 x64 (21H2-25H2), so if you are still on Windows 10, MONO is the only one of the three that will start.
All three arrived in our catalog at the end of October and are listed as undetected against Elytra, the kernel-level anti-cheat that ships with WARDOGS. Current prices and status for every build sit on the Wardogs cheats page. This comparison is built from the menus and specs on each product card, so you can match a build to the way you actually play rather than to whichever card has the longest list.
BMC LITE, BMC PRO and MONO compared
The three builds disagree quite a lot about how much a cheat should do for you. The table has the whole picture; details for each one follow below it.
| BMC LITE | BMC PRO | MONO | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aimbot | None | On a key (right mouse by default), head, chest or pelvis, FOV 10-300 px, smoothing 0-10, 10-500 m, Visible Only | Memory aim: head, neck, chest or pelvis, priority by crosshair, distance or HP, FOV, ADS FOV and Rage FOV 1-180, 25-500 m, Smoothing or Snap Aim, two aim keys |
| Player ESP | Box, skeleton up to 200 m, name, distance, HP, faction, weapon, snaplines, visible check, Skip Downed, ESP up to 500 m | Same as LITE | Outlined skeleton, gradient HP bar, name, distance, weapon, separate colors for visible and hidden, wound states, teammates on their own layer |
| Vehicle ESP | None | Box, friend or foe color, name, distance, how many people are inside, empty vehicles, up to 800 m | 15 models from Bobcat to Havoc with boxes, icons and distance, Seat Markers |
| Radar | None | 2D radar, 50-400 m, 60-200 px | Aim direction, up to 500 m |
| Extras | Crosshair, HUD Info, configs, menu in 9 languages | Same as LITE | Recoil and spread in percent, No Sway, camera FOV 60-140, Aim Warning, off-screen arrows, 5 config slots, FPS limit up to 360 |
| Hidden from OBS | Yes | Yes | Not on the card |
| Windows | Windows 11 x64 (21H2-25H2) only | Windows 11 x64 (21H2-25H2) only | Windows 10 / 11 (22H2-26H2) |
| Price (day / week / month) | about $2.50 / $9 / $21 | about $3 / $15 / $33 | $4 / $15 / $30 |
The BMC dollar figures are rounded conversions of the card price, so the checkout total can move by a few cents. MONO is priced in dollars directly. Both BMC builds list Steam, Windowed or Borderless mode and Intel or AMD processors. MONO's card does not specify a client, display mode or CPU, so we are not going to guess at them here.
What each build is really for
Don't read these as cheap, medium and expensive. LITE and PRO share one menu and one codebase, and MONO comes from a different developer with a different philosophy.
BMC LITE: information only
LITE shows you where people are and never touches your mouse. You get boxes and skeletons in separate colors for players you can see and players behind cover, names, distance, health bars, faction and the weapon in hand. Skeletons render out to 200 m and the rest of the ESP to 500 m, which covers most firefights on the big WARDOGS maps without cluttering the screen at long range. Skip Downed hides knocked enemies so you stop wasting attention on someone who is already out of the fight.
The faction tag matters more in WARDOGS than in a two-team shooter. With three sides on a map, the question is rarely just "is that an enemy" but "which enemy, and are they about to fight someone else". LITE answers that at a glance. HUD Info adds a small counter for FPS, nearby enemies, visible enemies and vehicles, and the overlay is hidden from OBS so it stays off your recordings.
Who it suits: players who aim well enough already and want awareness, not help. It is also the quieter way to play. We went into why a wallhack without aim tends to draw fewer reports in our piece on closet cheating in WARDOGS.
BMC PRO: LITE plus three modules
Open PRO and the menu looks the same, because it is the same menu with three extra sections switched on. The aimbot works on a key (right mouse button out of the box), picks head, chest or pelvis, and gives you a FOV radius between 10 and 300 px with smoothing from 0 to 10. Visible Only keeps it from snapping onto someone behind a wall, which is the setting that separates a believable aim from an obvious one.
Vehicle ESP is where PRO earns its price. It draws a box on every vehicle out to 800 m, colors it friend or foe, names it and, most usefully, tells you how many people are inside. An empty tank parked behind a ridge and a tank with a full crew look identical in the game; in PRO they don't. The 2D radar (50-400 m range, 60-200 px on screen) rounds it out for anyone who would rather glance at a corner than read labels in the middle of the screen. Vehicles are expensive in WARDOGS, and our breakdown of vehicle ESP and radar covers why knowing what is rolling toward you is worth so much.
MONO: the most aim settings, Windows 10 included
MONO is built around a memory aim with more knobs than either BMC build. Bones go down to the neck, target priority can follow the crosshair, distance or lowest health, and there are three separate FOV values: normal, ADS and Rage, each from 1 to 180. Smoothing and Snap Aim are both there, as are Visible Only, Skip Downed and a Target Teammates toggle, with two aim keys and a FOV circle that can show a Double Ring.
The ESP takes a different angle too. Instead of boxes it leans on an outlined skeleton with a gradient health bar, and it tracks wound states by name: Downed, Bleeding Out, Holding On, Giving Up and Dead. Teammates get their own layer, and Seat Markers show who sits where in a vehicle. Vehicle ESP covers 15 models from the Bobcat up to the Havoc.
Two extras stand out. Aim Warning flags you in color when someone is aiming at you, which is rare in this price range. Off-screen arrows point at targets you can't see yet. On top of that there are recoil and spread sliders in percent, No Sway, camera FOV from 60 to 140, five config slots and an FPS limit up to 360. One thing MONO's card does not include is a stream or OBS hide option, so if you record or stream, plan around that.
Windows 10 or Windows 11: check this first
Before comparing anything else, open winver. BMC LITE and BMC PRO are listed for Windows 11 x64, builds 21H2 through 25H2, and nothing else. On Windows 10 neither will run, no matter which tier you buy. Of the three new builds, only MONO lists Windows 10 (22H2 through 26H2 across both versions).
On Windows 10 you can still run MONO with the aim switched off, but if you want a build that has no aim at all, look at ANCIENT, an older ESP-only build that lists Windows 10 1903+ and Windows 11, Steam, Borderless mode and OBS hiding. It starts at about $3 a day; the ANCIENT review walks through its menu, and the ANCIENT card has current prices. If a build refuses to start at all and you see a WD-L code instead of a menu, that is usually Elytra or Windows, not the cheat, and our guide to WD-L014, WD-L018 and other launch errors goes through the fixes.
Season 3 and Limited servers change the math a little
According to the developers, Season 3 starts on November 12, though as of today there is still no separate announcement in Steam news or on X. Bulkhead has also talked about Limited servers (a working name, with "Primitive" floated as an alternative) that keep only early and mid-game gear. Per PCGamesN's report, those servers drop high-tier armor, the heavier "power" weapons and top vehicles, meaning tanks and artillery.
On a server with no tanks or artillery, PRO's vehicle ESP with crew counts loses some of its value, and player ESP, faction tags and the radar matter more. That nudges LITE up for anyone planning to live on Limited servers. On regular servers vehicles stay a big part of every match, and PRO or MONO keep their edge. Everything we know about the wipe itself is in our Season 3 wipe article.
Which build to pick for your playstyle
Picking by price alone is how people end up paying for modules they never turn on. Start from how you play:
- You aim fine and want awareness on Windows 11: BMC LITE, about $2.50 a day or $21 a month. Player ESP with factions, nothing that moves your mouse.
- You want the full package on Windows 11 and fight around vehicles: BMC PRO, about $3 a day or $33 a month. Aim on a key, vehicle ESP with crew count, 2D radar.
- You are on Windows 10, or you want fine-grained aim: MONO, $4 a day, $15 a week, $30 a month. Three FOV values, snap or smooth, Aim Warning.
- You stream or record: BMC LITE or PRO, both hidden from OBS. MONO's card lists no such option.
- You are not sure yet: buy a day key first. A single session tells you more than any table about whether you actually use the aim.
None of the three include a spoofer, so they will not help with a hardware ban that is already on your machine. Our explainer on the WARDOGS hardware ban covers what that involves.
Where to buy and get help
BMC LITE, BMC PRO and MONO are all on the WARDOGS hacks and ESP page, next to the older builds, with status and prices updated after every game patch. If a build goes into updating after a WARDOGS update, the status there changes first.
If you can't decide between LITE and PRO, or want to know how MONO feels on a specific setup, ask in our Telegram (300+ members) or Discord (2000+ members). People there run these builds every day.
FAQ: ESP and aimbot in WARDOGS
Is there a wardogs ESP without aimbot?
Yes. BMC LITE is ESP only, with boxes, skeletons, faction and weapon labels and a 500 m range, for Windows 11 x64. ANCIENT, NN LITE and GHOST ESP are other aim-free builds in the ForgeCheats catalog, and some of them list Windows 10 too.
What is the difference between BMC LITE and BMC PRO?
PRO is LITE with three more modules: an aimbot on a key, vehicle ESP that shows how many people are inside each vehicle out to 800 m, and a 2D radar. Player ESP, the menu, OBS hiding and the Windows 11 requirement are identical.
Which wardogs aimbot works on Windows 10?
Of the three new builds, only MONO lists Windows 10 (22H2 and later). BMC PRO is Windows 11 only. Other builds with aim that support Windows 10 are listed on the WARDOGS cheat catalog; check the Windows line on each card before buying.
Does MONO hide from OBS?
Its card does not list OBS or stream hiding, so we don't promise it. If you stream, BMC LITE and BMC PRO are the ones of these three with that option listed.
Are these builds undetected right now?
All three are marked undetected against Elytra on their cards at the time of writing. Status can flip to updating after a WARDOGS patch, which is why we check the card on the day of purchase rather than relying on an article.
