Roll to your target.
Skip the grind.

Yes — any input automation can violate Path of Exile's Terms of Service and could result in a suspension or ban. We won't tell you the risk is zero. What we do is keep the tool in the least-invasive category (simulated input + clipboard reads only, no memory or packet access) and make the timing look human. Roll only on items you can afford to lose, and never run it unattended.

It's an auto crafter: it clicks the orbs and reads every result for you, and stops when your target lands. By GGG's rules that's automation, the same as any alt-spam macro or script, so the ban risk above applies to it too. What it adds over a homemade AutoHotkey or Python script is everything around the clicking: a 4,500+ mod database with tiers ranked per item type, stop rules (any one, all of them, one of each, groups), unwanted mods that reroll at once, a Safety limit, stash and inventory sweeps, and whole Alt → Regal → Exalt crafts from your stash.

No. Exiled Bench never reads or writes game memory and never touches the game's network traffic. It reads item text from the Windows clipboard (Ctrl+C) and sends simulated mouse and keyboard input — the same category as AutoHotkey-style tools. The one exception to clipboard reading is Expedition: Tujen's haggle window can't be copied, so that page reads it from the screen.

Two: the monthly option on our Buy Me a Coffee page, and a Boosty subscription. Both are managed and cancelled on that platform. One-off coffees on Buy Me a Coffee work too: each one at the monthly price buys a month, and nothing renews. More may be added over time; the Pricing page always shows what's live.