Product comparison
Potassium vs Real: compare the license before the price
Potassium and Real sit in Lunor's executors category, but their paid access plans differ. Potassium has a $22.99 lifetime key. Real has $2.99 7-day and $9.99 30-day keys that bypass its standard key system.
If you are choosing between them, first confirm which one supports your setup. Comparing prices only helps after you know both are suitable for the script and system you intend to use.
| Product | Paid options | Listed purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Potassium | $22.99 lifetime | Lifetime executor key; Windows 10 and 11 |
| Real | $2.99 / 7 days; $9.99 / 30 days | Bypass its standard key system for the chosen duration |
Check system and script requirements first
Potassium's listing explicitly names Windows 10 and 11. Real's store copy describes a freemium executor and its paid key-system bypass, but it does not give a complete operating-system or script compatibility matrix.
Check the current instructions for your script and each executor. A claim about broad script support does not establish identical behavior, performance, or compatibility between two products. This comparison is about the listed plans; it is not a benchmark.
Compare the upfront and repeated cost
Real's weekly key is the smallest initial purchase at $2.99. A 30-day key costs $9.99, so three separate monthly purchases total $29.97. Potassium's lifetime key costs $22.99 upfront.
That arithmetic can help with budgeting, but it does not make Potassium a direct replacement for Real. You may prefer Real's interface or already have a working setup with it. Switching software solely to reduce license cost can leave you solving a new compatibility problem.
Use current status when making the choice
Check each product's status and announcements before ordering. An old review cannot confirm support for the current game version, and a lifetime key does not promise uninterrupted operation through every update.
Once you have chosen the executor, buy its intended plan and follow its own redemption instructions. If you also need a paid script, budget for that separately. An executor key does not automatically include the scripts sold elsewhere in the store.