To buy R6 Unlock All from NoName, use the named plans, not a guide and not a key for another game. The 7-day license is £30. The 2-month license is £50. Each is a one-time purchase. Neither renews on its own. Both describe the same unlock list: all operators, all primary weapons, all secondary weapons, all attachments and all gadgets.
Prices below were taken from those product pages on October 2, 2026. If the card and this article ever disagree, the card is the price you pay.
The two NoName plans
| Plan | Price | Term | Unlock list |
|---|---|---|---|
| R6 Unlock All 7d | £30 | 7 days from first activation | Operators, primaries, secondaries, attachments, gadgets |
| R6 Unlock All 2 months | £50 | 2 months from first activation | Same list |
The 2-month plan costs £20 more than the week and covers a much longer stretch of Operation Split Fire, the season that began on September 1, 2026. The week is the smaller commitment if you want to see the current roster, including operators such as Noor, before you buy a longer term. There is no separate day pass and no lifetime R6 Unlock All key on the category page.
The category is also where you confirm you are not looking at Fortnite, CS2, Apex, Dead by Daylight, Deadlock or OGFN. Those are other NoName products. Their keys do not include this list.
What happens after you pay
Checkout accepts the payment methods shown on the store, including card and crypto. A crypto order waits for network confirmation before the key exists. When payment is confirmed, open My purchases, select the order, and copy the key from the license key section. The purchase also links the shared NoName Loader. The key remains visible on that purchase after you activate it. Keep it on the account that bought it.
The steps are the same ones NoName uses for its other games, and they are written on the product page itself: pay, open the purchase, copy the key, open the loader. The card and crypto delivery guide covers the payment difference in more detail. R6 Unlock All does not use a different delivery desk.
When the R6 unlock all timer starts
The product page is explicit. License time begins at first activation and then runs continuously. Paying and downloading do not activate a new license. A key bought on Monday and activated on Friday has spent nothing until Friday, and then the full term runs, including days the game stays closed.
That rule decides which plan is the better buy. Activate a 7-day key at the start of a week you will play. Activate a 2-month key when you are ready for a continuous two-month window, not when you only wanted the file saved for later. Buying a second key later is a new order. The first key does not extend itself.
The same rule is why a “lifetime” expectation does not fit this product. Permanent operators still exist, through Renown and R6 Credits, on Ubisoft’s ladder. This purchase is the timed alternative described on the card.
A PC license and a shared loader
The listing is a license key plus loader access. It does not mention PlayStation or Xbox. Buy it for PC. Console operator ownership stays on the platform account and is not what this key edits.
The loader is shared across NoName games, which is a common source of confusion. Sharing a download does not share an entitlement. The purchase record is the entitlement. If My purchases shows a different game, that key will not stand in for R6 Unlock All. The availability page is the longer version of that warning.
Read the feature groups one more time at the bottom of the category before you pay: operators, weapons, equipment, delivery. The operator and weapon guides explain those groups. The skins guide explains the groups that are absent, so a cosmetic expectation is corrected before checkout rather than after it.
What the price does not buy
£30 or £50 buys the timed unlock list on the card. It does not buy R6 Credits, Renown, a Battle Pass, or a stack of elite skins. It does not buy a second game. It does not auto-renew. It does not start while the key sits unused. It does not come with a published detection status.
Ubisoft’s Player Protection Core Rules still apply to the account you play on. NoName is an independent seller. The price is for the license described above, not for publisher permission. If you want the official economy instead, the wiki’s Split Fire bands start at 1,000 Renown for Pathfinders and go to 25,000 Renown or 600 R6 Credits for the newest operator band. Those purchases behave differently when the season ends, because they are ownership, not a term.
Common questions
How much is R6 Unlock All?
On NoName, £30 for 7 days or £50 for 2 months. Confirm the figure on the product page in case it has been updated since October 2, 2026.
Does the cheaper plan unlock less?
No. Both plans name the same operators, weapons, attachments and gadgets. The difference is the length of the term.
Can I pause the two months?
The page says the term runs continuously from first activation. It does not describe a pause.
Where do I buy it?
From the R6 Unlock All category on the NoName store. The guide you are reading is not a checkout.
