Take your setup further.

It depends on your PC. Niceshot tunes Windows and graphics settings and cuts unnecessary background work, but how much you gain depends on your hardware, the game and how well tuned your PC already is. Niceshot doesn’t measure or promise a particular figure.

Niceshot targets system responsiveness and network processing delay through Windows, adapter and device settings. Your internet connection and distance from the game server still affect online latency.

Windows performance, services, privacy and visual settings, plus your graphics and network settings. It also removes bundled apps including Microsoft Store and Widgets, turns off hibernation, changes a processor security setting and turns off automatic Windows updates. Defender, Edge and OneDrive stay unless you remove them yourself. To keep monthly updates, choose Security Updates in Configure, and use Restore to put supported changes back.

Niceshot changes Windows, driver and network settings, and doesn’t edit your games or anti-cheat software. Auto Optimise leaves virtualisation-based security alone because some anti-cheats need it, and the System page shows what Vanguard, FACEIT and RICOCHET require. Changing that setting or your firmware settings yourself can affect them, and we can’t promise how a particular anti-cheat will treat your PC.

Windows performance settings and services, network adapters and processing, graphics settings, device interrupts and affinity, and bundled apps. It also shows your hardware, anti-cheat readiness and live graphics readings.

You can, but researching settings, applying them and keeping track of what you changed takes time. Niceshot does it from one place, with Auto Optimise, individual controls and Restore.

Yes. Niceshot checks your hardware and Windows configuration to decide which optimisations apply, so the controls you see can vary between PCs, graphics cards and network adapters.

Yes. Revert a single card from its own page, or open Restore to undo the latest supported change or all of them. Windows recovery needs System Protection to be available, and undoing settings doesn’t bring back files removed by Cleanup.

Yes. Niceshot supports Windows 10 and Windows 11 on x64 PCs. It needs an internet connection to check your licence when it starts.

One PC at a time on each licence. To move it, deactivate the old PC in the app or in My Niceshot, then activate the new one. Using Niceshot on two PCs at once needs a second licence.

Your licence key arrives by email. Download Niceshot from that email or from My Niceshot, open it and approve the Windows permission prompt, then enter your key. There’s nothing else to install. Niceshot needs administrator access to change Windows settings.

The full app on one PC at a time, Niceshot updates installed automatically while your licence is active, My Niceshot for your download, devices and billing, and support by email. Every plan includes all of it; the plans differ only in how often you pay.

Cancelling stops the next renewal, and your licence stays active until the end of the period you’ve paid for. After that, Niceshot needs an active licence to open. Changes it has made stay in place, so if you want anything put back, use Restore before your licence ends.

Not to buy. My Niceshot uses the email address you check out with: sign in with a link we email you, then download Niceshot and manage your devices and billing.

Our refunds and cancellations policy is being finalised, and will be published in full before purchases open. Nothing is on sale until then.