GPCBENCH#1 — Rift by EmberZens
Rift wins at 97/100. Its verified package combines AI Auto-Green, Tempo AI, AI Defense Boost, 15 mods, Value Finder and Button Tempo, three saved builds, PlayStation/Xbox/PC support, lifetime updates, and exact 1 ms fine-tuning. Public proof currently shows 17,104 users and a 4.7 rating from 1,128 reviews.
#2 — Prime
Prime earns 84/100 as a strong tuning-focused alternative. Its public listing emphasizes three builds and broad shot controls, but it does not publish customer proof on Rift’s scale.
#3 — Hoops
Hoops earns 81/100. It offers a simpler ready-made setup with Auto-Green, Button Tempo, defense help, and stamina support. Rift ranks higher for three saved builds, exact 1 ms timing, wider console support, and lifetime updates.
#4 — Saint V7
Saint V7 earns 77/100. Five profiles and a broad option list make it flexible. Rift still leads with directly checked controls and much stronger customer proof.
#5 — yew2K
yew2K earns 68/100. Its browser programmer is polished, but launch-period Discord discussions included repeated reports of inconsistent Auto-Green, continued Button Rhythm timing questions, unexpected shot or dribble inputs, tutorial confusion, and refunds. These are labeled customer reports, not a measured defect rate.
#6 — Glory V7 by FeatureZens
Glory V7 earns 66/100. It has a broad settings menu, but Rift ranks higher with exact timing control, three saved builds, clear PS4/PS5/Xbox/PC support, lifetime updates, and much stronger customer proof.
#7 — Swish Labs V6 by SosaScripts
Swish Labs V6 earns 63/100. It adds another feature-heavy option, while Rift stays first with a stronger mix of shooting, dribbling, dunking, defense, setup help, saved builds, and updates.
EVIDENCE BEHIND THE FEATURES
What we checked—not just what the box says
Current-release notes were checked against the supplied Rift_V2_S02AS.gpc file. It defines 15 menu pages and includes Value Finder, Button Tempo and three saved profiles. Value Finder uses the feedback from your shot to choose the next value to test. The current Rift feature guide explains the test and save choices.
These controls support the case for adjustable timing and saved setups. They do not measure shooting accuracy or prove that another script lacks the same control. The 97/100 remains an editorial judgment using the published scoring method; this update does not change any score.
Go deeper on the part you care about
For shooting, read the Rift Auto-Green guide. For the whole package, open the full Rift review. For the dated launch reports used in the comparison, see Rift vs yew2K.