Umbrella cheat for Dota 2 and Deadlock, plus a ready cfg

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Umbrella cheats get searched for in two ways. Some people want the Dota 2 or Deadlock cheat itself. Others already run the Umbrella hack, open a menu with hundreds of toggles and go looking for an "umbrella dota 2 cfg" so they do not have to tune everything by hand. This page covers both.

There are four Umbrella products in the catalog, and all four were working at the time of this update. Cheat Umbrella is the main Dota 2 subscription: 500+ scripts, auto-combo, auto last-hit, player analysis, a skin changer and an automatic HWID change every time you launch it. Deadlock Umbrella brings a pSilent aimbot, ESP and a Heroes Combo module to Deadlock. The Skinchanger for Dota 2 is a separate tool for cosmetics only. And the Umbrella Dota 2 config is a ready preset for the cheat, not a cheat on its own.

Prices are in rubles across the board. The skinchanger starts at 35 rubles a day, the Deadlock cheat at 175 rubles a day and the Dota 2 cheat at 240 rubles for 3 days. The config is a single 250-ruble purchase with nothing to renew. Status can change between updates of this page, so glance at the badge on the card before you pay.

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Umbrella Dota 2 cfg or the Umbrella cheat: which one you need

Of all the Umbrella cheats, the Umbrella Dota 2 cheat is the one everything else hangs on. It carries more than 500 scripts, and the ones people use every game are easy to name. Auto Last-Hit finishes creeps for you while your eyes stay on the minimap. Dodger fires an ability or an item to get you out of an incoming stun or another nasty spell. Player Analyzer shows win rates and hero preferences for everyone in the match while you are still in the pick stage. On top of that come autocasts, auto-combo, extended hero info, match analysis and a skin changer. Each launch changes your HWID automatically, and the product page counts that as part of its ban protection.

The cfg is a layer on top of all that. Umbrella has free cloud configs, and the premium config is a hand-tuned preset built over them. It sets unified visuals and a reworked HUD, per-hero auto-dodge and combos, last-hitting, and a custom Dota menu that comes in the same archive. Delays are balanced against Valve anti-cheat and Overwatch, so the preset plays clean instead of pushing every slider to max. In the demo it takes 79% of last hits. We read that as a deliberate trade: a bit less farm in exchange for a profile that looks like a person played it.

So the choice is short. If you have no Umbrella subscription yet, start with the cheat, because the config does nothing without it. If you already run the Umbrella hack and are tired of tuning it, the config is a one-time 250-ruble purchase that arrives as an archive by email, and the product page says it takes about a minute to turn a bare menu into the finished build. It never expires, so it stays useful across however many subscription periods you go through.

Deadlock Umbrella: pSilent aim and Heroes Combo

Deadlock Umbrella is the other half of the brand, and it plays a very different game. The headline feature is a pSilent aimbot: shots land without the crosshair visibly snapping to the target. Heroes Combo runs ability combinations for you, which in a hero shooter is often the difference between a pick and a wasted cooldown. ESP is fully customizable, and the feature list also includes chams, a speed hack, a spoofer and exploits the product page describes as unique to this build.

Plans run 175 rubles for a day, 550 for 7 days, 850 for 15 days and 1200 for 30 days. The day pass is a cheap way to find out whether pSilent suits how you play before you commit to a month. Other Deadlock builds, including ones from other developers, sit in the Deadlock cheats section if you want to compare feature lists side by side.

Skinchanger for Dota 2: cosmetics only you see

The Skinchanger for Dota 2 swaps skins and cosmetic items on your own client. Arcanas, personas and full sets go on any hero you like, and nobody else in the lobby sees the change, which is why the product page calls it safe. It goes past heroes, too: terrain, weather effects and even the color of the river can be changed.

It costs 35 rubles for a day, 99 for 7 days, 140 for 15 days and 199 for 30 days, the lowest prices on this page. One thing to check first: the main Cheat Umbrella subscription already includes a skin changer. If you plan to run the full cheat anyway, you probably do not need this as a separate tool. If all you want is the cosmetics and none of the scripts, the skinchanger is the lighter and cheaper option.

Umbrella plans and prices at a glance

All prices are in rubles, as published at the time of this update.

  • Premium Config Umbrella for Dota 2: 250 rubles, one-time, no expiry
  • Cheat Umbrella (Dota 2): 240 rubles for 3 days, 560 for 6 days, 560 for 15 days, 850 for 30 days
  • Deadlock Umbrella: 175 rubles for 1 day, 550 for 7 days, 850 for 15 days, 1200 for 30 days
  • Skinchanger for Dota 2: 35 rubles for 1 day, 99 for 7 days, 140 for 15 days, 199 for 30 days

Yes, the 6-day and 15-day plans for the Dota 2 cheat show the same price. That is how they are listed right now, and if you are choosing between those two, the 15-day plan is plainly the better deal. If the listing changes, the product page will show it first.

The Dota 2 cheat has no one-day plan, so 3 days is the shortest way to try it. Deadlock and the skinchanger both have a day pass.

What Umbrella does about HWID bans, and what it cannot do

Umbrella handles hardware bans on the software side. The Dota 2 cheat changes your HWID automatically on every launch, so you do not need a separate spoofer next to it, and the brand pitches this as protection against bans for smurfing as well as for third-party software. Deadlock Umbrella lists a spoofer among its features too.

That covers your hardware, not the way you play. A script that last-hits every creep and dodges every stun on the same frame still looks odd in a replay, and no HWID change fixes that. It is the reason the premium config keeps delays in, and it is a fair rule for your own settings as well. Turn on what you will actually use, keep reaction times human, and leave the max-everything setups for games where you do not care about the account.

FAQ about Umbrella cheats

What is the Umbrella Dota 2 cfg?

It is the Premium Config Umbrella for Dota 2, a hand-tuned preset that sits on top of the Umbrella cheat. It sets up visuals and the HUD, per-hero dodge and combos, last-hitting and a custom menu. It is not a cheat by itself, so you need an active Umbrella subscription for the config to do anything.

How is the Umbrella config delivered?

As an archive sent to your email after payment. It is a single purchase of 250 rubles, listed as lifetime, so there is nothing to renew. Unpack it, load it into Umbrella, and the bare menu turns into the finished preset. The product page puts that at about a minute of work.

Is Umbrella undetected?

Detection is never a fixed fact, so treat this as a snapshot: all four Umbrella products were working at the time of this update. The Dota 2 cheat changes your HWID on every launch, and the premium config keeps delays in to stay clear of Valve anti-cheat and Overwatch. Check the live badge on the card before each session.

Does Umbrella have a spoofer?

Not as a separate product. The Dota 2 cheat changes your HWID automatically on every launch, which covers the job a spoofer would do for that game. Deadlock Umbrella lists a spoofer in its feature set as well. If you need a standalone HWID spoofer for another game, look in that game's section of the catalog.

What games does Umbrella support?

Two: DOTA 2 and Deadlock. Dota 2 has three products (the main cheat, the skinchanger and the premium config), and Deadlock has one cheat. If you want to see every other build we carry for the game, the Dota 2 cheats section lists them all with live status.

How many scripts does Umbrella have for Dota 2?

More than 500, according to the product page. The ones most players lean on are Auto Last-Hit, Dodger, Player Analyzer, auto-combo and autocasts, plus the skin changer and extended hero info. You do not need all of them on at once, and the premium config is one way to get a sensible set enabled without testing each script by hand.

Do other players see skins from the Dota 2 skinchanger?

No. The changes show only on your client, which is the whole point. You can put arcanas, personas and sets on your heroes and also change terrain, weather and river color. It starts at 35 rubles a day. If you already run Cheat Umbrella, keep in mind it has a skin changer built in.

How do I get my Umbrella key?

The key is issued right after payment, and you can start as soon as it arrives. The premium config is the exception, because it is a file and not a key: it comes as an archive by email. If the key or the archive does not turn up, the support block further down this page is the place to ask.

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