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Apply as an RL booster
You play the client account toward a rank target in one playlist.
The client parties up with you and you carry the 2v2 games.
Season reward wins and tournament orders with a defined finish line.
Submit the booster application — Fill in the form with your rank per playlist, platform, region and peak seasons. A tracker profile link that shows your MMR history per playlist speeds up the review.
Pass the skill and history review — We check rank stability across recent seasons, which playlists you hold that rank in, and whether your accounts carry bans or restrictions. Borderline cases get questions, not automatic rejections.
Get your booster account activated — Approved boosters get the booster dashboard and the order queue, filtered to the playlists and platforms you covered in the application.
Claim orders that fit your week — You take orders when you want them. No shift, no quota, no penalty for a quiet week, as long as every claimed order is finished on time.
Complete the order and get paid — The moment the playlist target is confirmed and the order closes, your EB24 balance is credited and the money leaves through your chosen payout method. Invoicing and payment chasing are not part of this job.
Orders arrive through the platform, not through your DMs. You see the playlist, the rank target, the deadline and the payout before you claim anything. No bidding against other boosters, no undercutting, no negotiating price with clients.
EB24 takes the client payment at order creation, long before your first kickoff. Completing the order credits your balance immediately. A client cannot vanish at Champion III and leave the last stretch unpaid.
Disputes, refunds and problem clients are handled by staff. Your job ends at winning games and keeping the order chat professional. The rules are written down and applied the same way to every booster on the roster.
Reliability moves you up the order queue. From there the coaching track is one application away, and accounts you no longer play can go to the marketplace. Every track pays into the same EB24 balance.
A booster completes ranked orders that clients buy on the Rocket League boosting page. An order is a defined goal in a named playlist: reach Champion II in 2v2, clear placements in 3v3, or win a set number of games for season rewards. You claim it, queue the playlist, and close the order when the target is reached. EB24 takes care of payment capture and the client communication rules.
Every order names its playlist up front. Nobody is asked to boost 1v1 because they are good at 3v3, and you decline any playlist you do not main.
Clients set the bar by what they buy, and applications under it are turned down. Read the list before you put time into the form.
Humans review the forms here. A Champion who is honest about sitting under the Grand Champion bar tends to get a follow up question rather than a flat no. The full platform rules live in the terms of service.
The payout for an order is fixed and shown next to its playlist and rank target. There is no auction and no haggling: take the order, win the games, collect exactly what was advertised.
Your EB24 balance collects each completed order and pays out through the method in your dashboard. Since the client paid EB24 before you touched a kickoff, there is never an unpaid client to chase. Payout questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
Two things the rules protect: the client account and the predictability of the queue. Removals almost always trace back to deadlines or off-platform contact, never to a lost overtime.
If you also hold accounts you no longer play, they can be listed on the Rocket League marketplace. That is a separate self serve track, described on the Rocket League seller page.
Grand Champion in at least one playlist is the entry point, held across recent seasons rather than hit once. Supersonic Legend opens the highest paying orders. We review per playlist, because Rocket League tracks separate MMR for 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3, and a 2v2 Grand Champion is not automatically qualified for 1v1 orders.
One playlist. Every order names its playlist and rank target up front, and completing a 2v2 order changes nothing in the client 1v1 or 3v3 standing. You declare the playlists you main in the application and the order queue only shows you those, so you are never pushed into a mode you do not play.
Earnings depend on rank bracket, playlist and how much you play. Each order card carries its payout before you claim, so what a job pays is never a guess. Orders into Grand Champion and Supersonic Legend pay the most per game, 1v1 orders carry a premium, and duo clients tip. Salary and minimum hours are not part of it.
No. Take orders when it suits you: no quota, no shift, no penalty for a slow week. What is fixed is the deadline on anything you claim. Missing deadlines costs queue priority, so a 3v3 grind you cannot fit this week is better left unclaimed.
You never play solo orders from your own account, and you are briefed on login and VPN practice when approved. Psyonix policy treats account sharing as a risk the account owner carries, which is why duo orders exist as an alternative where the client stays on their own account and parties with you.
You list the platforms you can play on in the application, and cross-platform progression through Epic linking means most orders are playable from any of them. What matters more is input: if you only play controller, say so, since client camera settings and deadzones transfer with the account and you adjust them back after.
The client parties with you, almost always in 2v2, and plays their own account while you carry possession, kickoffs and rotation. Party matchmaking rates the lobby near the stronger player, so the games are at your level, not theirs. It gains rank slower than solo boosting and clients tip more often.
Closing the order credits the payout to your EB24 balance, and the payout method in your dashboard handles the withdrawal. EB24 held the client money from the day the order went up, so there is no way for a client to disappear unpaid and no invoice for you to write.
The application takes a few minutes. Rank per playlist, platform, region and availability are all we need to start the review.
Apply as an RL booster
