RoSentry
7.3#4 in game anti-cheat softwareFrom $19 a monthFree planWebAPI
VisitRoSentry vs Valkyrie
What both publish
| Fact | RoSentry | Valkyrie |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Installation uses a RoSentry.rbxm file in ServerScriptService and a Roblox secret named RoSentryApiKey for api.rosentry.com. | Installation instructions say to download a release ZIP, place it in the server resources directory, and add Valkyrie configuration and startup entries to server.cfg. |
| Purpose | RoSentry is a server-side anti-cheat for Roblox games that learns each player's normal behavior and flags deviations with evidence. | Valkyrie is an open source FiveM anti-cheat intended to help keep servers free of cheaters. |
| Support | The support center offers tickets, documentation, status information and says typical responses arrive within one business day. | The maker directs users to open a GitHub issue for help, critical security concerns, or resource problems, and limits compatibility support to the latest recommended or newer server artifacts. |
RoSentry plans
- RoSentry BasicFree
- Starter$19 a month
- Pro$49 a month
- Studio$149 a month
- Enterprise$499 a month
Valkyrie plans
No prices published.
Pick RoSentry if…
RoSentry suits Roblox developers who want server-side checks and evidence for player moderation. Basic is described for one game, while Starter is intended for a small game needing a full moderation dashboard.
Pick Valkyrie if…
Valkyrie suits FiveM server owners seeking free, on-premises, server-side detection without a kernel-level client. It requires current recommended server artifacts and the specified chat resource.