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Green 2K27 explained: the full-menu script sold at two prices
Green is yewscripts.com's full-menu NBA 2K27 script at $65; the same script is $50 on auto-green.gg. Features, update wording, the gap and what to check.
Green is yewscripts.com's full-menu NBA 2K27 script: AI Auto-Green for jumpers, fades and no-dips, Button Rhythm, Infinite Stamina, Auto Dribbles, Turbo Shots, Auto Quick-Stop, Meter Dunk, AI Defense and a one-click Green Generator, with weekly updates. It costs $65 on yewscripts.com and $50 on auto-green.gg, which sells the same script. Prices checked Sep 2, 2026.
What is Green?
Green is one of three NBA 2K27 scripts on yewscripts.com, alongside Hoops (plug-and-play) and Prime (build-specific). Of the three it has the longest menu, and the vendor positions it as the full-featured option. It is a one-time purchase via Whop for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the standard PS5 caveat that any Cronus Zen setup on that console runs through the Zen LINK module and PS Remote Play.
What does the listing include?
Per yewscripts.com, as worded:
- AI Auto-Green, Auto-Green Fades, Auto-Green No-Dips
- Button Rhythm
- Infinite Stamina, Auto Dribbles, Turbo Shots
- Auto Quick-Stop, Meter Dunk
- AI Defense (auto contest and block)
- Green Generator one-click setup
- Free weekly updates
auto-green.gg lists the same set with slightly different labels ("AI Button Tempo" for Button Rhythm) and also names NBA 2K26 as a supported game alongside 2K27. We have not tested any of these features and we report them as the vendor's description.
Where is it sold and for how much?
| Storefront | Price (Sep 2, 2026) | Strike-through | Checkout | Update wording |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| yewscripts.com | $65 | $90 regular | Whop | Weekly updates; script lasts the 2K27 cycle unless paired with yewscripts+ |
| auto-green.gg | $50 | $100 compare-at | Embedded Whop | Weekly updates |
The $15 gap is one of two same-script gaps we found in the launch dataset (the other is Hoops). The auto-green.gg page states it is the same Green script sold on yewscripts.com. We have not purchased both and compared files; the claim is the vendor's, the feature lists match, and both checkouts run through Whop.
The strike-throughs are different ($90 and $100) for the same script, which is a small illustration of why we do not treat compare-at prices as information.
How is the update promise worded?
yewscripts.com: weekly updates, with a note that scripts last the 2K27 cycle unless paired with the yewscripts+ membership ($100 on sale, $150 regular), which carries owned scripts into future game cycles and upgrades them to "+" versions. auto-green.gg: weekly updates, without the membership note. If carrying into 2K28 matters to you, the membership is a separate $100 decision on top of the script, and it is only mentioned on one of the two storefronts.
Platforms: two consoles, no PC
Green lists PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. It does not list PC, which yew2K, Hoops and Auto-Green do. If you play NBA 2K27 on PC with a Cronus Zen (where the device presents as an Xbox controller), Green's listing does not cover you and one of the others does. On PS5, as with every Cronus Zen script, the setup runs through the Zen LINK module and PS Remote Play, and neither Green storefront mentions PS5-specific tuning.
What did we not see?
- A version number or dated changelog on either storefront. Status is Updated because both pages explicitly sell a 2K27 product with weekly updates.
- A refund policy.
- A per-product review count. yewscripts.com cites 4.8 from 1,135 Whop reviews across the store.
Green vs the similarly named products
Three products in the 2K27 market have "green" in the name, and they are not the same thing:
- Green (yewscripts.com / auto-green.gg): this script, $50 to $65.
- Auto-Green (cronus.gg): a separate $55 script listing AI Auto-Green, Infinite Stamina, AI Defense and weekly patch-day updates. Shorter menu, different vendor.
- Green AI 2026 (Vertex Zens): a $45 NBA 2K26 script with no 2K27 build listed, status Awaiting update.
- Panda Green V4.1 ($22, CzenScripts) and Green ($22, CzenScripts): reseller files whose authorization we could not verify. Not shown as offers on this product.
"Auto-green" is the generic term for timed-shot automation, which is why it appears in so many names.
How does Green compare on price?
At $50 on auto-green.gg, Green ties with Hoops on hoopers.gg as the cheapest creator-sold NBA 2K27 script we found, $5 under Auto-Green and Prodigy and $15 under yew2K, Dynasty and its own yewscripts.com listing. At $65 on yewscripts.com it is at the top of the band. Which of those two prices you pay is your choice, after reading the license line.
Who is Green for?
A buyer who wants a menu with individually toggleable modules rather than a plug-and-play preset, and who is willing to spend a few minutes in the generator. A buyer who wants zero configuration would compare Hoops; one who wants build-specific tuning would compare Prime; one who wants the shortest setup at a middle price would compare cronus.gg's Auto-Green.
Head-to-heads: Green on yewscripts.com vs auto-green.gg, yew2K vs Green, Vertex Zens Standard vs Green. Prices as of Sep 2, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Green cost?
$65 on yewscripts.com (regular $90) and $50 on auto-green.gg (compare-at $100), both one-time via Whop, as of Sep 2, 2026.
Is Green on auto-green.gg the same script?
The auto-green.gg page says it sells the same Green script as yewscripts.com and lists the same features. We did not diff the files. Read the license line at checkout on whichever site you use.
What does Green include?
AI Auto-Green for jumpers, fades and no-dips, Button Rhythm or AI Button Tempo, Infinite Stamina, Auto Dribbles, Turbo Shots, Auto Quick-Stop, Meter Dunk, AI Defense and a Green Generator for one-click setup, per the vendor.
Is Green different from cronus.gg's Auto-Green?
Yes. Auto-Green is a separate $55 product from cronus.gg with a shorter feature list. The similar names refer to the same shot-timing concept, not the same script.