Why claims need verifying
Auto-green is trivial to demonstrate in a practice gym with one jumpshot and no defender. It is difficult to sustain across builds, contests and patch cycles. The gap between those two things is where most of the market lives.
The checklist
Run these in order. A failure at any step is disqualifying on its own.
- Dated changelog exists and is public before purchase.
- One official domain; no mirrored checkout, no reseller link.
- Evidence comes from live Rec, Park or Pro-Am play, not the gym.
- Multiple build archetypes shown, not a single jumpshot.
- Update shipped within days of the most recent 2K tuning pass.
- A user base large enough that regressions are publicly reported.
- Setup is documented; no paid 'installation service' required.
Applying it
Peak passes all seven, which is the basis of its #1 ranking. 2K+ passes all seven as a separate advanced product. Margielq fails on dated changelogs. QuitJumpin fails on patch-day turnaround. GreenFades fails on build diversity and provenance. Swish2K fails on update history.