How We Review FPS Boosters

Updated October 17, 2026

FPSBooster.org is an independent site about PC game boosters and FPS optimizers. Our goal is simple: tell you what a tool really does, what it costs and what the risks are, before you give it Administrator access to your PC.

What we check

The developer's own claims — features, pricing, license and refund terms, quoted from their site with the date we checked.
The installer — where the official download actually comes from, whether it is digitally signed, its SHA-256 hash and version. We inspect installers without running them unless a review says otherwise.
Source code, when it is public — for open-source tools we link the repository so you can see what changes.
Independent reports — for viral claims (like browser game lists) we compare several independent sources and say where they disagree.

What we don't claim

We have not published our own FPS benchmarks yet. Until we do, we won't put frame-rate numbers on a tool. When we add benchmarks, each one will state the date, software version, hardware and games tested.

Sources and updates

Every review lists its sources at the bottom and shows the date it was last updated. Prices and policies change; if you spot something out of date, the developer's own page is the final word.

Money

We are not paid by any developer we cover. The site currently has no affiliate links. If we add them, the link will be labeled and it won't change what we write.