Choose the plan that fits your needs

Code virtualization translates selected compatible native functions into ChaosProtector VM bytecode. Unsupported control-flow or unwind cases are reported and skipped; review coverage and regression-test the protected output.

ChaosProtector currently protects native Windows x86 and x86-64 PE executables, DLLs, and drivers, plus supported Godot exports and native Linux ELF64 binaries. The current download does not include a managed .NET protector.

Virtualized code does run slower than native code — this is inherent to any VM-based protection. That is why ChaosProtector lets you selectively protect only the critical functions (license checks, proprietary algorithms, sensitive logic) while leaving performance-critical code unprotected. The GUI makes it easy to fine-tune this balance.

Free includes base obfuscation, import protection, base anti-debugging, anti-disassembly and the GUI/CLI workflow. Basic adds VM, strings, integrity, CFF and bundling; Pro adds the advanced runtime checks listed above.

If the input PE references an existing PDB, the --pdb workflow copies that PDB beside the protected output and updates the embedded path. ChaosProtector does not synthesize missing symbols or reconstruct symbols removed by virtualization.

ChaosProtector uses a one-time purchase model. Pay once and get 1 year of free updates and support — no recurring fees or subscriptions. Basic is $99 and Pro is $199. Your license works forever on any version released during your update period. After 1 year, you can renew to access newer versions.

Since ChaosProtector offers a free plan with core features, we encourage you to test it before purchasing. If you experience a technical issue that prevents you from using the product, contact us within 14 days of purchase and we will work to resolve it or issue a refund.

ChaosProtector supports supported Windows PE executables and DLLs on x86 and x86-64, with architecture- and layout-specific safety restrictions. Review the coverage report and test the protected output.

Yes. ChaosProtector includes a full command-line interface (CLI) that can be called from build scripts, GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, or any other CI/CD system. See the Documentation page for CLI usage and examples.