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CrossHook vs PLITCH

Both stand on game trainers. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

CrossHook

Free plan Linux

CrossHook combines Steam and Proton discovery with reusable profiles and several launch paths, including Steam Deck support. Note that two-step trainer workflows require Proton rather than native launch mode.

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PLITCH

Free plan AndroidiPhoneWindows

PLITCH offers a free entry point and time-limited Premium plans for customizing supported single-player games. Review the listed trainer counts, plan terms, and the maker’s stated RAM-based approach before choosing.

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The facts

	CrossHook	PLITCH
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Linux	Android, iPhone, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Not published	PREMIUM — 365 days: 199.92 PLN a year
Plans published	None	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	github.com	plitch.com
On game trainers	#15 of 30	#11 of 30

CrossHook: what it does well

Supports Steam Deck controller and touchscreen navigation.
Profiles can be shared through Git-based community taps.
Commands can be previewed before execution.
Diagnostic bundles include relevant logs.
Open-source under the MIT License.

What to know first

Flatpak is the only supported packaged format.
Native launch mode cannot run the two-step trainer workflow.
macOS support is planned, not currently listed as available.
Automatic updates are not supported.

PLITCH: what it does well

Button-click activation for cheat codes.
Free plan includes access to 712 trainers.
Maker reports support for over 5,800 PC games.
Free iOS and Android companion apps are described.
Premium purchases include a 14-day money-back guarantee.

What to know first

The free plan includes standard support, not prioritized support.
The listed Premium plans are time-limited.
The product is for PC single-player games.

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