Applications open, review in a few days
Apply as a CS2 booster
You take the client account up to an agreed CS Rating.
The client sits in your lobby while you win the rounds.
Level and Elo orders on the ladder serious players use.
Submit the booster application — Fill in the form with your Premier CS Rating, Faceit level, region and preferred roles. A Faceit profile or match history link speeds up the review more than any screenshot.
Pass the skill and history review — We check whether your rating holds across seasons, whether your role coverage survives a bad map veto, and whether any account carries a VAC or Faceit ban. Anything sitting on the line comes back as a question rather than a refusal.
Get your booster account activated — Once approved you receive access to the booster dashboard and the order queue, plus a briefing on login practice, VPN use and how trust factor is protected on client accounts.
Claim orders that fit your week — You take the Premier, Faceit or duo orders you want, when you want them. No shifts, no quota, no penalty for a quiet week, as long as claimed orders finish on time.
Complete the order and get paid — The moment an order is marked complete, its payout hits your EB24 balance for withdrawal with your chosen method. No invoicing the client, no chasing payments.
Orders come down the platform queue and never through your DMs. The CS Rating or Faceit target, the deadline and the payout are all on the card before you claim it. Nothing is bid on, nobody undercuts anybody, and no client talks the price down.
Money reaches EB24 the day the order opens, not the day it closes. Your balance is credited the moment the order completes, and withdrawal runs on your configured method. Nobody disappears at map thirteen and leaves you playing for nothing.
Refunds, disputes and difficult clients all sit with staff. Your job stops at winning rounds and keeping the order chat readable. The rulebook is written down and enforced identically for every booster, so the answer never turns on which agent picks up the ticket.
Being reliable pushes you up the order queue, which is where the Faceit level ten and top CS Rating work lives. The coach track is a single application away from there, and each track feeds the same balance.
A booster at EB24 completes ranked orders that clients buy on the Counter-Strike 2 boosting page. An order is a defined goal: reach a CS Rating in Premier, clear placement matches, win a number of net games, or hit a Faceit level. You claim the order, win it, and mark it complete. Payment capture, deadlines and client communication rules are all handled by the platform.
Boosting is one of several tracks on the platform. If you also hold accounts or a skin inventory you no longer use, the CS2 seller page covers how listing works.
The bar sits where clients expect it. Fall short and the application is declined, so measure yourself against the list before filling anything in.
Every application lands in front of a person, never a script. Close to the bar and upfront about it? Expect a follow up question sooner than a rejection. Everything the platform enforces is set out in the terms of service.
Each CS2 order displays a fixed booster payout before you touch it. Boosters never bid against each other here, and clients never negotiate the price down. Take it, win it, and what the order promised is what your balance receives.
Every payout stacks on your EB24 balance until you withdraw it with your dashboard method. The client money reached EB24 before your first match, so chasing an unpaid client never happens. Payout mechanics are set out in the platform FAQ.
What the rulebook protects is simple: client accounts and a predictable order queue. Nearly every removal comes down to blown deadlines or off-platform contact, not lost maps.
Accounts you own and no longer play can be listed on the CS2 accounts marketplace, and skins go to the item marketplace. Both are a separate track, described on the CS2 seller page.
A CS Rating in the upper Premier bracket for your region, or Faceit level nine and above. It has to be a level you hold across seasons, not a single peak after a lucky placement run. We review against your regional queue, so the bar on a smaller matchmaking region is read in its own context.
Earnings depend on the target rating, the ladder and how much you play. The payout figure sits on the order card before you claim, so the value of a job is never a mystery. Faceit level ten and top Premier orders pay the most per match, duo orders attract tips more often, and there is no salary and no minimum hours.
No. Premier and Faceit are separate tracks and you can be approved for either. A strong CS Rating with no Faceit history is a valid application, and so is high Faceit Elo with a dormant Premier rank. Level nine and ten unlock the Faceit order pool, which pays a premium because fewer boosters clear it.
That is the point of the onboarding briefing. You follow set VPN and login practice, you never touch the Steam inventory or trade settings, and orders are tracked so both sides have a record. Duo orders avoid account access entirely, since the client plays on their own account next to you.
Yes. After approval you decide which order types you accept and you can change that at any point. Some boosters run solo Premier orders only, some stay on Faceit, and some take duo work in the evenings because the tips and repeat clients suit them.
Season resets are the busiest weeks in the order queue, because every client needs placement matches and a rating recovery. Placement packages are their own order type, and boosters who are active in reset weeks earn the most. Your own approval carries across seasons as long as your rating holds.
A complete application normally hears back within a few days. Missing the Faceit profile link, the match history or a clear availability answer stretches that out, because the review has to come back with questions first. One detailed form beats three partial ones.
Completion releases the payout onto your EB24 balance, and withdrawal goes through the payout method saved in your dashboard. The client paid EB24 the day the order opened, which means disappearing without paying is impossible and invoicing is never your job.
The application takes a few minutes. CS Rating, Faceit level, region, roles and availability are all we need to start the review.
Apply as a CS2 booster
