Sync has two kinds of license. They work differently, so choose on purpose.
| Temporary | Permanent | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | One-click spoof whenever you need it | A guided, automated process you run once |
| Windows reinstall | Not needed | One clean reinstall is part of the process |
| How long it lasts | For the length of your plan | Stays in place after the spoof |
| Number of spoofs | Unlimited while the plan is active | One Time: one spoof. Lifetime: as often as needed |
| Best for | Trying it, short-term use | Long-term use on the same PC |
Temporary
- You pay for a period and can spoof as often as you like during it. A 15-day plan means unlimited spoofs for 15 days.
- Nothing is reinstalled or formatted. You run it and spoof.
- When the plan ends you can no longer spoof with it, so check the end date before a long session.
Permanent
- Needs a one-time Windows reinstall so the new identifiers start clean. Back up your files first.
- Guided and automated, but more involved than temporary.
- Afterwards you can use the PC normally: reset Windows, update the BIOS or swap parts. Do not undo spoof-related changes unless Sync support tells you to.
"Lifetime" means the life of the service
A Lifetime license lasts as long as Sync runs its service. Each license is tied to one PC. If you replace your PC, contact Sync support; transfers are decided case by case.
Which should I choose?
- Trying it first, or short-term use: temporary.
- No Windows reinstall: temporary.
- Set it once and forget it: permanent.
Not sure? Run the compatibility test first, then contact our support before ordering.