Courier cheat for Fortnite

Courier cheat for Fortnite bundles Aim and ESP in one CourierScript overlay. Both ship in a single loader, so aim assist and enemy visibility don't need two separate tools — the menu splits into four tabs, ESP, Aim, Misc and Settings, holding 49 setting entries.

Aim: targeting, capture radius and prediction

The Aim tab groups combat settings into four blocks. FOV Circle draws the capture radius, so that a target has to be inside that ring before the aimbot locks onto it at all; a tighter circle cuts accidental swaps in a build fight, a wider one also catches players peeking near the edge. Restriction and Smoothing work as a pair: Restriction caps how far the crosshair moves in one frame, Smoothing spreads that move across several frames, so targeting can feel like a snap or a gradual tracking motion — useful differently up close than at range. Aim Bone switches the aim point between Head and Body, while Aim Prediction switches between None, Delta Prediction and Bullet Prediction: the second extrapolates target velocity, the third adds a travel-time correction that only pays off against Fortnite's rare projectile weapons. Aiming is bound to Aim Key, right mouse button by default — the same button Fortnite uses to aim down sights.

ESP: boxes, player labels and Ranked status

The ESP tab splits into a Box Settings block and a Player Info block, and every entry carries its own color swatch, so colors don't clash with the game's teammate outlines. Box draws a rectangle around the body, Full Box extends it to full height, Corner Box swaps lines for corner brackets to declutter the screen, and Filled fills the box solid instead of outlining it. Display Name and Distance tag a nickname and range; Snaplines draws a line from screen center to the target, showing where fire through a build is coming from. Season Rank shows an opponent's rank tier, which only matters in Ranked mode — so it ships unchecked. Draw distance is capped by the Max Distance slider: boxes stop rendering past it, which keeps open map stretches from turning into a wall of boxes.

Menu, keybinds and system requirements

The Misc tab, headed "Visual Settings" in the interface, covers the crosshair mark, not targeting: Crosshair turns on a custom reticle, and Crosshair Size and Crosshair Thickness resize and thicken it. Settings carries two distinct keybinds: Menu Toggle Key (F1 by default, or F1–F12, INSERT, HOME, DELETE) only hides and shows the panel; Unload Key (END by default) unloads the cheat entirely — useful when you need to exit fast before sharing your screen. VSync and Stream Proof sit alongside them, on by default: the requirements table's "Recording" row confirms the overlay stays invisible in captures and streams. Courier for Fortnite is a PC cheat: it launches through Steam only, and works in windowed or borderless windowed mode — exclusive fullscreen leaves nothing for it to hook into. The system needs a GPT-partitioned disk and UEFI mode in the BIOS, since moving off MBR or Legacy repartitions the machine rather than changing a setting. Launching requires a USB flash drive, because the loader boots from it instead of the system disk. An HWID spoofer isn't bundled — at the time of writing it's sold as a separate product.

Courier cheat for Fortnite: pricing

A key is sold for 1, 7 or 30 days — 249, 1,499 and 3,499 GCC respectively. GCC is the platform's internal balance, topped up separately; the key lands in your account right after payment, with its expiry date. Courier is a claimed GetCheats catalog profile: a 3.95 rating across 44 verified-purchase reviews and 15 products spanning several games, from Fortnite to Rust. A general Courier install guide is on the blog. The rest of the catalog's Fortnite cheats are on the Fortnite game page; the developer's other products sit in the Courier profile.