Radars for Escape from Tarkov
A web radar for Escape from Tarkov shows the raid on a phone, tablet or second monitor. Compare 3 dedicated radars: player equipment, loot filters, floors and setup requirements.
The catalog also has 15 full builds with a radar. Working across both groups: 17 of 18.
Choose a radar
How these radars differ
All three draw a live raid map: PMCs, scavs, bosses and raiders, priced loot and corpses with their contents, and the interface comes in Russian. The differences start below — with where that map opens.
Where you watch the map
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
Only in a browser on a second device — a phone, a tablet or a second monitor. The session opens by your character's name
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
In a separate window on the same PC, and the web radar puts the same map into a browser on a phone or a second PC, with automatic port opening on the router
- SMG Radar from $4.93
A radar window right over the game on the same PC: width, height, transparency and scale are adjustable, no second device needed
What you see about a live player
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
Type and a boss or raider mark, a facing arrow and line, a highlight when an enemy looks your way, a separate colour for streamers on the watchlist
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
Type including streamers, a height indicator, an important player mark and a high threat indicator, the valuables they carry and a facing line of adjustable length
- SMG Radar from $4.93
Each type in its own colour — PMCs, scavs, raiders and bosses — with the distance to each and a separate colour for those in direct line of sight
Player stats and history
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
A player list sorted by threat, side, distance, value and name; a click marks a player in colour
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
Player KD via tarkov.dev or eft-api.tech with a minimum KD threshold, and a history of players you have already met
- SMG Radar from $4.93
Not listed
Loot filter
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
Minimum price, important loot, hideout, colours per price tier, show / notify / hide rules for items, separate toggles for battle pass items and ammo with 40+ penetration
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
A price range and price per slot, filter groups with their own colour, priority and notifications, group import and export, a note per item and quick filter sets
- SMG Radar from $4.93
A minimum price threshold for items and corpses, sixteen loot categories toggled one by one — from keys and barter to ammo and maps
Containers and corpses
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
A searchable container list with its own marker colour, a separate value threshold for corpse loot
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
Static containers picked from a list with searched ones hidden, a minimum corpse contents value and the valuables on it
- SMG Radar from $4.93
Containers with the distance to them, corpses with the value of their contents and their own price threshold
Quests
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
Active raid tasks, quest zones and a planner: maps, items to hand in, bring and FIR, available completions and progress
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
A helper for the quests you pick with a Kappa-only mode and optional tasks, quest zones and kill zones
- SMG Radar from $4.93
Not listed
Objects on the map
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
Exits with statuses including transits, levers and switches, grenades and traps while they are in view
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
Exits with statuses and transits, open, closed and locked doors, explosives with a danger radius, tripwire direction, airdrops and switches
- SMG Radar from $4.93
Not listed
Floors
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
Multi-level maps: the right floor or layer is picked by height, markers show who is above or below
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
A height indicator on players; map floor switching is not listed
- SMG Radar from $4.93
Not listed
Shared viewing
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
A session link for a teammate: they join by nickname and follow any target, while each keeps their own filters
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
The web radar link opens in a browser on any device; a separate teammate login is not listed
- SMG Radar from $4.93
The window is visible only on this PC; shared viewing is not listed
What it takes to run
- Lovec Radar from $4.93
The loader runs only from a USB stick and the BIOS stays untouched: switching off Defender, core isolation and Hyper-V is enough. Any Windows 10 and 11 version works
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31
No USB stick, but the BIOS needs virtualization on and Secure Boot and TPM off; a GPT disk, UEFI and an official Windows 2004–25H2 image. The launcher installs its own hypervisor, again after every reboot
- SMG Radar from $4.93
A regular loader with no USB stick and no BIOS work: remove antivirus software, turn off Defender and core isolation, and on Windows 11 lift the vulnerable driver block. Windows 10 21H2–22H2 or 11 up to 23H2, a spoofer is built in
"Not listed" means the developer does not advertise that function.
Each radar in brief
- Lovec Radar from $4.93 Working
Is stronger on quests and loot: a task planner with hand-in items, per-item rules, high-penetration ammo and floors on multi-level maps. The map lives only on a second device, but it can be shared with a teammate, and the BIOS stays untouched — all it needs is a USB stick for the loader.
- NNCheats Radar from $4.31 Working
Knows more about players: KD via tarkov.dev, encounter history, threat marks and carried valuables. The map shows doors, tripwires and explosive radius, and loot is sorted into filter groups with import and export. The map opens both in a window on this PC and in a browser; running it takes BIOS preparation.
- SMG Radar from $4.93 Working
Is the only one of the three that draws the map as a window right over the game: no second device, USB stick or BIOS work. Loot is filtered by a price threshold and sixteen categories, and visible targets get their own colour. Quests, floors, exits and player stats are not listed — it is a radar for the raid, not for progression.
Plans and prices
| Build | Plans |
|---|---|
| Lovec Radar | 1 day$4.933 days$12.347 days$24.6930 days$49.39 |
| NNCheats Radar | 1 day$4.317 days$18.5130 days$37.04 |
| SMG Radar | 1 day$4.937 days$22.2230 days$44.45 |
Full cheats with a radar
If you want the map together with an aimbot and ESP rather than on its own, these builds carry a radar among their functions. They do run inside the game, though, so the risk is higher than with a standalone radar.
TOP PICK 69 sold from $3.69 
TOP PICK 5 sold from $7.77 
TOP PICK 5 sold from $6.16 
TOP PICK New from $3.69 
TOP PICK 66 sold from $6.16 
TOP PICK 34 sold from $5 
TOP PICK 5 sold from $4.31 
TOP PICK 4 sold from $6.16 
TOP PICK 7 sold from $3.69 
TOP PICK 8 sold from $8.01 
TOP PICK 1 sold from $4.93 
TOP PICK from $123.48 
TOP PICK from $6.78 
TOP PICK from $8.63 
TOP PICK from $4 
FAQ — Radars for Escape from Tarkov
18 builds: 3 dedicated ones — Lovec Radar, NNCheats Radar, SMG Radar — and 15 full cheats with a radar among their features. Statuses update on this page by themselves: each card here shows its own live status badge.
The cheapest day pass is $4.31 — enough to see how the radar behaves on your maps before committing to longer. Week and month plans are there too. Card, SBP or crypto; the key arrives within a minute.
ESP displays information over the game image. A web radar shows a raid map in a browser on a phone, tablet or second monitor. The map itself does not aim or shoot; the information it shows depends on the selected product.
A radar is still third-party software and can lead to a ban. A browser map describes where the interface is shown, not whether the data collection is detectable. Check the build’s status and requirements before launch.
It comes down to what you need in a raid: player equipment, loot prices, floors and a map your teammate can watch. Requirements differ between builds, so open the setup guide before choosing a plan.