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Apply as a TFT booster
You play the client account up the ladder toward an agreed rank.
The client queues into Double Up with you as their partner.
Short objective orders: placement lobbies or a set amount of LP.
Submit the booster application — Fill in the form with your current and peak rank, region, and how your ladder results held across the last few sets. A profile link that shows your match history speeds up the review.
Pass the results review — We check rank stability across recent sets rather than one strong patch, your top-four rate at your rating, and whether the accounts you submit carry restrictions. Borderline cases get a question, not an instant rejection.
Get your booster account activated — Once approved you get access to the booster dashboard and the order queue, with ranked, Double Up and objective orders marked so you can filter to the shapes you want.
Claim orders that fit your schedule — You take orders when you want them. There is no shift, no quota and no penalty for a quiet week, as long as claimed orders finish inside their deadline.
Complete the order and get paid — Mark the order complete and the payout posts to your EB24 balance, withdrawable with your configured method. No invoicing the client, no chasing payments.
Orders arrive through the platform, not through your DMs. You see the rank target, the deadline and the payout before you claim anything, and you claim only what your week can absorb. No bidding, no undercutting other boosters, no negotiating with clients over price.
The client pays EB24 when the order is created, not when it is finished. The moment an order completes, EB24 credits the payout to your balance for withdrawal with your configured method. A client cannot vanish after lobby forty and leave you unpaid.
Disputes, refunds and problem clients are handled by staff. Your job ends at placing well and keeping the order chat professional. The rules are written down and applied the same way to every booster, so nothing depends on who answers the ticket.
A new set is the busiest window of the cycle, not a dead one. Placement orders spike when ratings reset, and boosters who relearn the augment and item lines early take the pick of them. Reliability across rotations moves you up the queue for everything that follows.
A booster at EB24 completes ranked orders that clients buy on the boosting page. An order is a defined goal: reach a division, clear placement lobbies, gain a set amount of LP, or hold a Double Up rating. Claim it, play the lobbies, mark it complete. Payment capture, deadlines and the client communication rules all sit with the platform, not with you.
The skill the review looks for is not one lucky comp. It is placing top four from a losing spot: knowing when to roll down, when to level instead, and when eighth place damage means stabilising now beats greeding interest.
Clients expect Master level play and the bar reflects that. Sub-bar applications get declined, so scan the list before investing time in the form.
Human reviewers read every form, no script decides anything. Land near the bar, admit it plainly, and the likelier outcome is a follow up question rather than a no. Full platform rules live in the terms of service, and anything unclear reaches the team through the contact page.
A fixed booster payout sits on every TFT order, shown before you claim. No auctions between boosters, no price talk with clients. Finish the climb and the amount printed on the order is the amount paid.
Your EB24 balance collects each payout, and withdrawal uses the method saved in your dashboard. The client paid EB24 up front, so an unpaid climb is not a thing that can happen to you. Payout questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
Two things the rules protect: the safety of client accounts and the predictability of the order queue. Removals almost always trace back to missed deadlines or off-platform contact, never to one bad lobby.
If you also hold accounts you no longer play, they can be listed on the Teamfight Tactics marketplace. That is a separate track, described on the TFT account seller page.
Master is the entry point, and it needs to be a rating you hold across sets rather than a one-off peak. Grandmaster and Challenger open the high rating order pool, which pays more per lobby because fewer boosters can complete it. We review against the region you apply for, so the same rank on different servers is weighed against its own ladder.
Earnings depend on order shape, target rating and how much you play. Each order in the queue displays its booster payout up front, so what a job pays is never a surprise. High rating ladder orders pay the most per hour, Double Up clients tip more often, and placement orders cluster around rating resets. There is no salary and no minimum hours.
No. Orders are claimed at your own pace, without quotas, shifts or penalties for a slow week. What is firm is the deadline attached to anything you claim. Blow a deadline and your queue priority drops, so take on the number of lobbies your week honestly has room for.
Double Up is the duo format in TFT, so the client plays their own board and queues with you as their partner. You call the comps, route items and gifts, and carry the pair rating while they learn. Communication stays in the order chat. It pays less per hour than ladder orders and brings tips and repeat clients more often.
You never boost from your own account on ranked ladder orders. You are briefed on login and VPN practice when you are approved, and the platform tracks every order so client and booster both have a record. Riot policy treats account sharing as a risk for the account owner, which is why Double Up orders exist as an alternative.
Rating resets bring a wave of placement orders, so a set launch is the busiest window of the cycle. You are expected to relearn the augment, item and economy lines like everyone else, and nobody is penalised for a rough first week of a rotation. Boosters who adapt early take the pick of the placement queue.
Yes. After approval you decide which shapes you accept: ranked ladder, Double Up, placements, LP targets or Hyper Roll. You can change the mix at any point, and many boosters shift toward placement orders at the start of a set and back to long climbs once the meta settles.
Marking the order complete releases the payout to your EB24 balance, and your dashboard payout method handles the withdrawal. Because EB24 held the client money from lobby one, a client who disappears mid climb has already paid, and invoicing anyone is never your problem.
The application takes a few minutes. Rank, region, recent set history and availability are all we need to start the review.
Apply as a TFT booster
