Pricing
What a LoL boost actually costs
No opaque calculators that hide the real number until the last step. Duo boost is priced on one thing, how far you want to climb. Here is exactly how it works and what changes the price.
Common routes
- Gold → Platinum: from €62.04
- Platinum → Emerald: from €102.48
- Emerald → Diamond: from €165.40
These are starting points. Your exact price depends on your route and any add-ons, the order page calculator shows the full quote before you pay.
Get your exact quoteWhat changes the price
Rank distance
The single biggest factor. The further you want to climb, the more games it takes, so price scales with the gap between your current and target rank.
Current rank tier
Higher tiers take more games per division and have tighter duo queue pairing rules from Riot, so routes in Emerald+ cost more per division than routes in Silver or Gold.
Optional add-ons
Premium coaching, a high-MMR partner, an extra win and the privacy settings are switched on one by one, each with its price shown before checkout. Nothing is added unless you pick it.
A cheaper option without a rank target
Not ready for a whole rank route? Duo Net Wins sells a set number of ranked wins, and a loss never uses one up. It costs less to start, and you still play every game on your own account. Our safety standards explain how.
FAQ
How is duo boost pricing calculated?
The price follows the distance between your current rank and your target. The calculator shows the full amount for your exact route before you pay, and nothing gets multiplied at checkout.
How much does a LoL boost cost?
Common routes start from €62.04 (Gold to Platinum). Larger routes and higher tiers cost more because they take more games. Use the calculator on the order page for an exact quote for your specific route.
Are there any hidden fees?
No. The quote you see is the price you pay. Optional add-ons are shown with their price before you commit, and there are no surprise multipliers added after.
Why is duo boosting priced differently than solo boosting?
Duo boosting requires a Challenger player to queue with you in real time across your whole route, which is a different cost structure than account-sharing solo boosts. You are paying for own-account safety and games you actually play in.
Do you offer refunds?
Yes. You get a full refund any time before a partner picks up your order, and a partial one after that, based on the work already delivered. The refund policy sets out both cases.
