NEETRIX

Reverse engineering and
specialist software.

Neetrix builds software for understanding compiled code, protecting releases and inspecting live systems. Start with the SMX decompiler, Core protection and licensing, or Trace for live SourceMod analysis — then browse the wider catalog for plugins, extensions and standalone utilities.

Decompiler

See the price before the full decompilation starts.

Neetrix runs a bounded compatibility check first. If the file is supported, you get a quote before checkout. Paying unlocks that job's result; opening the same completed job later does not charge you again.

1

Upload

Choose an SMX file up to 5 MB.

2

Quote

Review compatibility and the price calculated for that file.

3

Run

Pay once for that decompilation job and let the full analysis finish.

4

Inspect

Open functions, call graph, recovered source, disassembly and IR when available.

Decompiler workspace

Explore the result instead of reading one giant dump.

The result viewer separates recovered functions, call relationships and lower-level output so you can move through a compiled plugin more like a reverse-engineering workspace.

Functions & call graph

Browse recovered functions and follow calls between them to understand control flow and dependencies.

Recovered source

Read SourcePawn-style output together with disassembly or IR when the engine can provide those views.

Job history

Completed results remain available from your account for later inspection and download.

More than reverse engineering

A catalog for plugins, extensions and standalone software.

Neetrix can publish products beyond the first three tools. Some may use Core licensing; others can simply be purchased and downloaded.

SourceMod & AMX Mod X plugins

Server plugins, gameplay tools and add-ons sold as standalone Neetrix products.

Metamod plugins

Low-level server modules built for cases where a SourceMod plugin is not enough.

VSP plugins

Valve Server Plugin releases and supporting tools for compatible Source engine servers.

Extensions

Native extensions that add capabilities beyond scripting alone.

Reverse-engineering utilities

Focused tooling for inspecting, comparing and understanding compiled software.

Standalone tools & DLC

Desktop/server utilities, companion tools and paid add-ons that do not need to be SourceMod-specific.