Auto-Green (cronus.gg) explained: the $55 five-minute-setup script

Auto-Green is cronus.gg's NBA 2K27 script: $55 one-time via Whop, listing AI Auto-Green, Infinite Stamina, AI Defense, weekly patch-day updates, a five-minute setup and 24/7 Discord support, for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. It sits in the middle of the 2K27 price band, $5 above the cheapest storefronts for Green and Hoops and $10 below yew2K and Dynasty. The homepage also carried a "$35 once" tagline that conflicts with the $55 product blurb. Prices checked Sep 2, 2026.

What is Auto-Green?

cronus.gg sells two products: Auto-Green for NBA 2K27 and Aimbot for Fortnite. Auto-Green is the 2K one, pitched on speed of setup rather than depth of menu. The listing promises a roughly five-minute setup, which places it with Hoops and metas in the plug-and-play group rather than with Green and Prime.

It is a one-time purchase through Whop. The vendor's Discord is at discord.gg/gpc.

What does the listing include?

As worded by the vendor:

• AI Auto-Green
• Infinite Stamina
• AI Defense
• Weekly patch-day updates
• Approximately five-minute setup
• 24/7 Discord support

That is three gameplay features plus service promises. Compared with Green's nine gameplay items or Hoops' six, it is the shortest list in the 2K27 creator market. Shorter is not worse for a plug-and-play product, but it is what you are buying.

The $35 versus $55 question

On Sep 2, 2026 the cronus.gg homepage tagline read "$35 once" while the Auto-Green product blurb on the same page said "$55 one-time". We recorded $55 because it is attached to the product, and we flagged the conflict on the vendor page. Possible explanations include stale copy, a price for a different product, or a promotional figure; we do not know which. Before paying, open the Whop checkout and read the number there. If it is $35, tell us at desk@cronusmarket.com and we will update the record with a new date.

How does the update promise read?

"Weekly patch-day updates." That names a cadence and ties it to game patches, which is more specific than "lifetime updates" and matches the shape of yewscripts.com's wording. It does not name an end point; whether Auto-Green owners get a 2K28 build is not stated. No version number or dated changelog was visible on the storefront. Status is Updated because the product is explicitly sold for 2K27 with patch-day updates.

How does it compare on price?

Auto-Green's direct competitor is Hoops: both are plug-and-play, both promise weekly updates, and Hoops is $5 cheaper on hoopers.gg with a longer feature list. Auto-Green shows no strike-through price, which we count in its favour, while hoopers.gg shows a $100 list figure that is never the live price.

What did we not see?

• A visible price for the sibling Fortnite product, Aimbot, which sits in a checkout widget.
• A refund policy.
• Review counts.
• Any statement about NBA 2K26 support (auto-green.gg, a different vendor, lists 2K26 alongside 2K27).

Is there an enforcement flag?

No. NBA 2K27 scripts do not carry the Enforcement risk status because we found no Cronus-specific statement from 2K. 2K's Code of Conduct prohibits unauthorized third-party tools in general terms.

Setup and support in practice

"Approximately five-minute setup" and "24/7 Discord support" are the two service promises on the listing, and both are checkable before you pay. For setup, ask the Discord what the five minutes consist of: programming the file into a Zen memory slot through Zen Studio or Zen Studio Live, selecting a build, and possibly entering a latency value. If the answer includes "then wait for the generator", it is not a five-minute setup; if it is "load and play", it is. For support, join the Discord before buying (the invite is public at discord.gg/gpc) and look at the response times in the help channels over the past week. "24/7" is a promise about availability, and a public server shows you whether it is kept.

On PS5, every Cronus Zen setup runs through the Zen LINK module and PS Remote Play, which adds latency that a pre-tuned script has assumed away. Ask whether Auto-Green's values were tested through that path.

Who is Auto-Green for?

A buyer who wants the shortest possible setup and a Discord to lean on, who does not need dribble, dunk or tempo modules, and who is comfortable at $55 with no strike-through theatre. A buyer who wants the same style for $5 less would compare Hoops on hoopers.gg; one who wants a longer menu at the same price would compare Prodigy.

Head-to-head: Hoops vs Auto-Green. Prices as of Sep 2, 2026; the product page carries the latest check and the $35/$55 note.