Buying guide
Script key or executor key: which purchase do you need?
A script key and an executor key unlock different products. If you want a paid script, buying an executor license does not automatically give you that script's premium access. Likewise, a script purchase does not also pay for the software you use to run it.
Start with the part of your setup that is missing. If your executor already works and the script is asking for a premium key, check the script's purchase instructions. If the executor itself needs registration or paid access, check that product before ordering an unrelated script key.
Identify where the key prompt appears
Look at the product name on the screen asking for a key. A prompt inside a script's interface belongs to a different purchase from an executor's own license screen. Write down the name and exact message if you are unsure. That makes it easier for support to explain which product you need.
Lunor, for example, is listed as a script with 30-day and lifetime plans. Potassium is listed as an executor with a lifetime key. Real's paid executor keys bypass its standard key system for seven or 30 days. Those labels describe separate licenses; they are not a bundle of interchangeable codes.
Match the script to the software and device
The product category helps identify what is being sold, but it does not prove compatibility between every script and executor. Check the intended game, device, and current instructions before buying both. If you already own one part, tell support exactly what you have so the question stays focused on the missing part.
Device variants can add another choice. Maru, for example, has separate PC and Mobile options, so a script purchase may require selecting a version as well as deciding whether you need executor access. Do not treat a familiar product name as enough to confirm that the same key fits every setup.
Keep the two purchases separate in your budget
When a paid script and a paid executor are both required for your intended setup, compare their costs separately. A lifetime executor plan and a 30-day script plan have different access terms. Buying the longer license for one does not change the duration of the other.
If you already have compatible executor access, avoid adding another executor purchase just because a script page links to one. Product links can help you find an option, but your existing license may already cover that part of the setup. Check what you own before returning to checkout.
After purchase, follow the instructions for each product independently. Keep their order references and keys clearly labeled. If activation fails, report which product rejected which key and at what step, rather than sending every code into the same registration flow.