How the boost price is calculated
Here's what makes up the price in the service calculator and why the price in a request may differ from it.
In short. The calculator shows “Estimated price”: the service's base price plus surcharges for options. The booster names the final price and deadline in their offer. Promo codes and volume discounts don't apply to the booster's price, but you can use cashback.
Short answer
Estimated price = the service's base price + the percentages of the options you select. The base price depends on what you order: a rating range, matches or games. After “Calculate the price”, a request is created, and each booster offers their own price.
How it works
Base price
There are four pricing schemes:
- Rating range — “Dota 2 MMR Boost”; Premier, Competitive and FACEIT boost in CS2. The price is made up of rating segments, and each point gets more expensive as the rating grows.
- Match price for your rank × number of matches — calibration in Dota 2 and CS2.
- Price per game × number of games — clearing low priority, see Clearing Low Priority in Dota 2.
- Steps × step price with a rank surcharge — behavior score boost, see Behavior Score boost in Dota 2.
The same amount of rating costs differently at different levels. An example for Dota 2 without options or discounts (at the time of writing):
| MMR range | Estimated price |
|---|---|
| 2500 → 3000 | ≈ 17.5 € |
| 5000 → 5500 | ≈ 36 € |
| 6000 → 6500 | ≈ 100 € |
Base prices are set in UAH and shown in the site currency at the exchange rate. That's why amounts in other currencies are approximate — see Currencies and exchange rate.
Options
Each option adds a percentage of the base price, and the surcharges add up: two options at +20% add 40%. The “Offline Mode” option is free. All options and surcharges: Additional boost options.
Volume discount
At the time of writing, two services have it: “Dota 2 MMR Boost” — from 200 MMR, and FACEIT calibration — from 10 matches. The discount is 15%, and the calculator applies it automatically. Before you reach the threshold, it tells you how much more to add (“Add more …”), and after the threshold it shows “You got a 15% discount”.
Promo code
You enter a promo code in the calculator: the “Promo code” block, the “Enter Promo code” field. One code per order. Some codes work only from a certain amount or once per account. Rules and error messages: Promo codes.
Cashback
A paid boost earns 3% cashback (at the time of writing) — under the calculator button it says “Cashback 3%”. You can use cashback to pay for part of your next order, including a booster's offer. Limits: Cashback.
Good to know
Important. “Estimated price” is only a guide. In a request, the booster names the price, and you can discuss it in the chat. Promo codes and volume discounts change only the estimated price in the calculator.
- Minimum amount. At the time of writing — 300 UAH, $5, €4, £3 or 2 zł, depending on the currency. If the estimated price is lower, the request won't be created. A message appears for about 10 seconds, for example “Minimum order amount 4 EUR”.
- Minimum volume. For “Dota 2 MMR Boost” — 50 MMR. If it's less, you'll see “Minimum order volume 50MMR”.
- Options after payment. You can't change them yourself. A manager will send you a link for the extra payment.
FAQ
Why is the booster's price different from the calculator?
The calculator gives a guide based on the site's settings. The booster assesses the work themselves and names the price and deadline in their offer.
Does a promo code apply to a request?
No. Promo codes and volume discounts don't apply to the booster's price. Cashback does.
Why isn't my request being created?
Most often, the estimated price is below the minimum amount. Increase the volume or the number of matches.
Why does 100 MMR cost more at a high rating?
The price per point grows with the rating, especially from 5000 MMR.
Can I pay for a request with cashback?
Yes, on the checkout page.