What is Hypertune? Price, install and refund facts

What it is

What is Hypertune?

Hypertune is a Windows app that reads your CPU, GPU, memory and storage once, then applies only the features you turn on. Hypertune's features, in the order the app lists them, are CPU Overclocking, GPU Overclocking, Windows Debloating, Network Optimizations, Memory Optimizations and Game Hub.

Before Hypertune applies an overclock, it stress-tests that speed on your hardware and skips the change if your cooling cannot hold it. Hypertune creates a restore point when you download it and at every Windows update, and you can revert its changes in the app: Restore tab > most recent restore point > Restore.

Game Hub profiles can change files inside a game. Hypertune makes no unsafe changes. Read the safety page.

Expert Tuning is a separate, optional paid service: one-on-one tuning with a COMPREADY technician. Expert Tuning is not part of the Hypertune subscription.

Who makes it

Who makes Hypertune?

Hypertune is made by COMPREADY Inc., a US company that Austin Copeland founded in 2022. COMPREADY tuned gaming PCs by hand before it built Hypertune, which puts that work into one app.

[AUSTIN] Exact legal name, state and registered address, and whether the page shows a headquarters city. V13 Part 3, item 1.

Price

How much does Hypertune cost?

From 16 October 2026, Hypertune costs $9.99 a month, or $69.99 a year shown against $119.88. Subscribers already on a yearly price keep that price. See pricing on hypertune.gg.

Is there a money-back guarantee?

Yes. Hypertune has a 7-day money-back guarantee on the first payment of a subscription: request a full refund within 7 days of that payment. Renewal charges after the first billing period are not refundable.

Why is Hypertune a subscription, and what happens after I cancel?

[AUSTIN] No approved wording yet. Needed: why Hypertune is billed monthly or yearly, and whether the optimizations already applied stay on the PC after a subscription ends.

Is Hypertune free?

No. Hypertune is a paid subscription, monthly or yearly, and there is no free version of Hypertune.

Install

How do I install Hypertune?

To install Hypertune, sign up on hypertune.gg, download the Windows installer, run it, and let Hypertune scan your PC. The full setup is a 5-minute video on Hypertune's YouTube channel.

Cancel and refund

How do I cancel Hypertune or get a refund?

To cancel Hypertune, sign in at hypertune.gg and cancel from your account dashboard at least 24 hours before the renewal date, or the next period may be charged. Hypertune's system logs, in UTC, are the record of when a subscription was cancelled.

To get a refund within the 7-day guarantee, email COMPREADY with your name, purchase date and order details. A refund can be refused for abuse of the guarantee, such as repeated requests across multiple accounts. The full terms are in section 29 of the Terms of Service.

[AUSTIN] One refund email. The Terms of Service say support@compready.net; the trust page says info@hypertune.gg.

Uninstall

How do I uninstall Hypertune?

To uninstall Hypertune, revert its changes in the app first, then remove it from Windows like any other app. Uninstalling Hypertune does not cancel the subscription, so cancel from your account as well if you want billing to stop.

If Hypertune is still listed, restart the PC and repeat the steps. The full guide is at hypertune.gg/uninstall.

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Requirements

What are Hypertune's system requirements?

Hypertune runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, on PCs with Intel or AMD processors and NVIDIA or AMD graphics cards. Hypertune needs admin rights to install and a Hypertune account to download.

[AUSTIN] Mac. V8 has "available for Windows and Mac" as a line to confirm; Mac support was cut from the trust page. This page says Windows only until Austin confirms.

Hardware partners

Is Hypertune partnered with Intel, AMD or NVIDIA?

Hypertune is an Intel and AMD partner, and supports NVIDIA graphics cards. Hypertune is designed to optimize Intel and AMD processors and NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards. On Intel processors, Hypertune's CPU tuning is built on Intel's Extreme Tuning Utility software development kit, and Hypertune is COMPREADY's product, not an Intel product.

Performance figures

How much FPS does Hypertune add?

Hypertune's results depend on your hardware and the games you play. Performance figures go on this page only with the test behind each one: the test PC, the game, the settings, the date, and the gain from hardware tuning shown separately from the gain from game settings.

[AUSTIN] "Up to 60% higher FPS" stays off this page until the test evidence arrives (E4-17). The test method sheet (E4-8) is added here once signed off.

Contact

How do I contact Hypertune?

For general and privacy questions, email Hypertune at info@hypertune.gg. For support, live chat with the team on the Hypertune Discord.