Tarkov ESP is a broad label. A useful product description needs to say which player fields, item filters and world information it includes. Whyper's Tarkov page separates those areas so you can check the feature you actually want.
Player and AI information
Whyper lists boxes, skeletons, names, factions, health, distance and kill counters for supported player and AI categories. The public description also includes visibility-based skeletons, aimed-at warnings and boss warnings, with color customization.
These are the published feature categories, not a guarantee that all entities across an entire server are always available to the overlay. Ask about any specific category that is essential to your purchase.
Loot filtering
The published loot features cover loose items, containers and corpses. They include price and category filters, white and blacklists, and per-item colors. A declutter option is also listed.
Filtering and valuation are separate questions. This page does not claim that displayed item values match a particular live market price at every moment. If the source or update behavior of an item value matters to you, ask support how the current build handles it.
Quests, world information and radar
Whyper lists quest-location information, highlighting for quest items and ordinary items a quest needs, and a per-map quest HUD. These features help display information; the published description does not promise automatic quest completion.
The product page also describes exfil status, world hazards, door state, grenade information, radar and projectile tracers. Read the current feature list rather than assuming that every feature described for another game is included here.
ESP and aimbot are different
ESP displays information. Aimbot concerns aiming assistance. Whyper's Tarkov aimbot overview explains prediction and target controls separately, without treating those controls as evidence of account safety.
Compatibility and buying questions
The published PC requirement is Windows 10 or 11 with a supported game version. Confirm the edition and mode you need before purchasing. The PvE guide explains why a general Tarkov label does not settle every mode question.
Check current availability and the plans on the Tarkov page. Checkout confirms the final total and any queue conditions. Existing license holders should check their renewal options in the account they used to buy.
Read the account-risk guide and refund policy. A visual overlay is not automatically permitted software, and this page makes no promise that ESP or a particular configuration prevents account penalties.