Enhancing the enjoyment
of Minecraft with Akira.

Win the fight, rule the night.

Why choose Akira?

Introducing our ghost clients for a fresh experience
superior quality, impressive features, and affordable pricing.

Fluid Flexibility

Seamlessly access our software features and macros with our client, supporting a wide range of popular launchers based on user feedback.

Adaptable Range

Unlock limitless gaming possibilities across Minecraft versions from 1.7.10 to 1.12.2, expanding your horizons with unparalleled compatibility.

Ongoing Development

Your voice shapes our client. We prioritize user-driven enhancements, bug fixes, and relentless pursuit of top-tier software quality.

Efficient Support

Our dedicated support team guarantees your satisfaction, handling your tickets 24/7 for uninterrupted assistance.

User Friendly

Your ease and satisfaction are our top priorities as we strive to eliminate any potential challenges in using our product.

Budget Friendly

Affordable plants tailored to your needs, delivering top-quality services at unbeatable prices, making us the most cost-effective choice in the market.

Pricing

Choose the best plan that fits your needs.

Monthly
Basic

$2/month

Get started
  • Standard Support
  • Quality Modules
  • Advanced Client
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Lifetime
Pro

$15

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  • Premium Support
  • Quality Modules
  • Advanced Client
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Frequently Asked Questions

Got Questions? We're here to help!

Indeed, Akira undergoes regular updates to guarantee an impervious shield against any ScreenShare tool.

Our core payment system is Stripe, supplemented by support for various other options like PayPal.

Your Akira account is exclusively yours. We actively monitor for any unauthorized sharing or distribution, and failure to adhere to this policy will result in account termination. Refer to our Terms of Service for further details.

No, Currently Akira Memory is a memory based client not a JNI one. You dont know the difference, Dont worry we have detailed it in our Docs!