Same script, different price: the storefront pricing gaps we found

On Sep 2, 2026 we found two clear same-script gaps: Green costs $65 on yewscripts.com but $50 on auto-green.gg, and Hoops costs $65 on yewscripts.com but $50 on hoopers.gg. Both single-product sites describe the same script with identical features and use a Whop checkout. Saving: $15 each, before reading the license line.

Why would one creator sell the same script at two prices?

Because storefronts are cheap to spin up and each one targets a different search. yewscripts.com is a catalog site selling Green, Hoops, Prime, Polar and a membership. auto-green.gg and hoopers.gg are single-product landing pages named after the feature or the audience people search for. Each has its own pricing, its own "compare-at" number and its own copy. On our check date the landing pages were $15 cheaper than the catalog site.

We do not know the vendor's reasoning and do not speculate. What we can do is record the two prices, link both, and show the gap. That is the entire job of a comparison site.

Gap 1: Green — $65 vs $50

The auto-green.gg page itself notes that it is the same Green script sold on yewscripts.com. The feature lists match line for line apart from naming ("Button Rhythm" vs "AI Button Tempo").

Gap 2: Hoops — $65 vs $50

The one substantive difference is wording about how long updates run: "weekly updates" on the catalog site versus "lifetime updates" on hoopers.gg. We cannot tell you which governs; the checkout page's license terms do. Read them.

What is not a same-script gap?

Three things look like gaps and are not.

Aggregator value labels. Cronus Zen Central lists Yew Prime, Green and Hoops in its library with a dollar figure on each page. That figure is a "value" label, not a checkout price; access is sold as a $15 or $25 monthly subscription or a lifetime fee. We record the labels as notes and never as offers.

Reseller files. CzenScripts sells files named Green, Prime and Hoops V1.5 at $22. The store does not state authorization from the creator and its disclaimer describes summarizing "supplied script files". We list CzenScripts products on their own pages with that note. They do not appear as offers on Green or Hoops because we cannot say they are the same product.

Bundled memberships. yewscripts+ ($100 sale, $150 regular) carries owned scripts into future cycles. It is a separate purchase, not a discount on the script.

How do gaps show up on this site?

Any product with priced offers from two or more vendors on the same billing term is a candidate. We compute the difference between the lowest and highest, and the Biggest price gaps board on the home page lists them by saving. As of the launch snapshot that board has two entries. As more vendors open second storefronts, or as we find more of them, it grows without anyone editing it.

We also publish dedicated storefront comparisons: Green on yewscripts.com vs auto-green.gg and Hoops on yewscripts.com vs hoopers.gg.

How should a buyer use a gap?

1. Open both storefronts and confirm the product name and feature list match.
2. Read the license or update line at checkout on the cheaper site. If it says something different from the catalog site, decide which promise you are buying.
3. Note that both checkouts run through Whop, so the payment experience is the same.
4. Buy on the cheaper one. Keep the receipt; if support later asks where you bought, you have the answer.

What will we watch for?

Whether the gaps close or widen after the Sep 4 worldwide launch and the Oct 16 Season 2 patch; whether other creators with multiple domains (metas.gg's copy is near-identical to hoopers.gg but its price is hidden in the checkout widget) show a visible price; and whether any vendor publishes a version number that lets us confirm the two storefronts ship the same build. Each recheck adds a point to the price history on the product page.

Prices as of Sep 2, 2026, read from the vendor pages linked in Sources.