Boosting lets you hire an approved provider to complete a goal on an account you already own, such as leveling, reaching a rank, clearing a raid, earning an achievement, or unlocking a reward.

There are two ways to buy a boost on AccountShark:

Either way, you pay through AccountShark and the service becomes an official order covered by Apex Protection.

Boosting is for progression on an account you already own. If you want to purchase an account, use the game account marketplace instead.

Go to Boosting, choose your game, and browse the available services.

Services may be organized by things like region, platform, rank, activity, or service type.

Before ordering, check:

If the service matches what you need, continue to checkout.

If you cannot find the exact service you need, create a Boost Request.

Describe your objective and give boosters enough information to quote it accurately, including:

Once posted, your request is shown to eligible AccountShark boosters who can provide that type of service.

Boosters who can handle the job can send you custom offers.

Compare more than the price. Look at:

You can talk with a provider through AccountShark before deciding.

See Boost methods explained if you are comparing self-play, piloted, remote-control, or coaching.

A request can collect offers for up to 7 days.

You can choose an offer at any point during that time.

If you no longer need the boost, you can cancel the request while it is collecting offers. Canceling also withdraws the active offers attached to it.

Requests cannot be edited after posting. If your objective materially changes, cancel the request and create a new one so providers are quoting the correct job.

If the request expires without an offer being purchased, you are not charged.

For an existing service, you pay when you proceed through checkout.

For a custom request, posting the request and receiving offers are free. You pay only after choosing the offer you want and continuing through AccountShark checkout.

Review the objective, provider, price, method, and expected completion time before paying.

Once payment succeeds, an official AccountShark order is created.

Your payment is held under Apex Protection while the boost is completed rather than being paid directly to the provider.

Once the order exists, use the order to arrange scheduling and any access the provider needs.

The amount of access depends on the boost method.

Self-play and coaching do not require you to hand over your account credentials. Piloted and remote-control services involve different forms of account access.

Only provide what the agreed method requires, and never give account access simply because someone sent you an offer.

See Boost methods explained for the differences.

Keep important communication inside your AccountShark order.

That includes:

If something changes after payment, agree to it through the order rather than arranging a different service privately.

If the original provider cannot complete an eligible custom boost, AccountShark may open a 48-hour reassignment window.

This gives another eligible booster the opportunity to take over the service without making you start the entire request process again.

Reassignment is limited. If a suitable replacement cannot be found through the available reassignment process, AccountShark resolves the order rather than passing it between providers indefinitely.

When the booster marks the service complete, compare the result with what you purchased.

Check the agreed rank, level, raid clear, achievement, reward, or other objective and review any completion evidence attached to the order.

If everything is correct, confirm completion.

If the boost is incomplete, significantly different from what you ordered, or the provider stops responding, do not confirm it. Report the problem through the order so it can be resolved.

See How do disputes work? and Apex Protection for buyers.