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Apply as an Apex booster
You pilot the client account toward an agreed ranked tier.
The client queues with you in duos or as part of your trio.
Defined targets like the 4K damage badge, the 20 kill badge or a wins count.
Submit the booster application — The form covers your current and peak rank, platform, main legends by class and your availability. A tracker profile link that shows your ranked history speeds up the review.
Pass the skill and history review — We look at rank held across recent splits rather than a single hot streak, at legend depth across classes, and at whether your accounts carry restrictions. Borderline cases get a follow up question, not an automatic rejection.
Get your booster account activated — Approved boosters receive access to the booster dashboard and the order queue, plus a briefing on login practice for piloted orders before the first claim.
Claim orders that fit your schedule — You see the target, deadline and payout before claiming anything. There is no shift and no quota. The one hard rule is that a claimed order gets finished on time.
Complete the order and get paid — Once the tier, badge or win count is confirmed, the payout is released to your EB24 balance and leaves through your chosen payout method. No invoicing, no chasing a client for money.
Orders arrive through the platform, not through your DMs. You see the ranked target, the deadline and the payout before you claim, and you claim only what your week can absorb. No bidding against other boosters and no negotiating price with clients.
The client pays EB24 when the order is created, not when it is finished. Complete the climb and the payout is released to your balance the same moment, withdrawable with your configured method. A client cannot vanish mid split and leave you unpaid.
Disputes, refunds and difficult clients are handled by staff. Your part of the deal ends when the games are won and the order chat is answered. The rules are written down and applied the same way to every booster on the roster.
Reliability moves you up the order queue, where the high value Predator and badge orders go first. From there the Apex coach track is one application away, and every track on the platform pays into the same balance.
A booster at EB24 completes orders that clients buy on the Apex Legends boosting page. An order is a defined goal: reach a ranked tier, gain an amount of RP, earn a badge, or win a number of games. You claim the order, grind the games out, and close it when the goal is met. Screening the client, capturing the money and policing communication are the platform's tasks.
Orders state the platform they run on. Cross-play matters here: console lobbies and PC lobbies play differently, and you only claim orders on inputs and platforms you actually perform on.
The bar sits where clients expect it to sit. Anything under it gets declined, so run through the list before you invest time in the form.
Real people read the applications here, not a script. If you sit at strong Diamond with badges that say more than your tier does, say so in the form. Full platform rules live in the terms of service.
Each order lists a fixed booster payout beside its tier target before you commit to it. Nothing is bid on and nothing is negotiated: finish the order and the figure you claimed at is the figure that lands.
Finished orders stack up on your EB24 balance and leave through whichever payout method your dashboard is set to. The client money sat with EB24 from the day the order was created, so an unpaid climb is not a thing here. Payout questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
The rules have one purpose: safe client accounts and a queue people can rely on. When a booster is removed it is nearly always over deadlines or off-platform contact, not over a rough split.
If you hold Apex accounts you no longer play, they can be listed on the Apex Legends accounts marketplace. That is a separate self serve track, described on the Apex account seller page.
Master is the entry point, held on a current or recent split rather than a single peak. Apex Predator opens the top of the order pool, where payouts are highest because the RP entry cost filters out almost everyone. Strong Diamond players with 4K and 20-bomb badges are reviewed case by case, because badges prove fragging power that a tier alone does not.
Earnings depend on order type, target tier and how much you play. The payout for a job is written on the order before you claim it, never revealed after. Master and Predator RP orders pay the most per hour, badge orders pay per result, and teammate orders attract tips. Nobody here is on a salary or owes minimum hours.
No. Orders are claimed when you want them, with no quota, no shift and no penalty for a quiet week. The single hard rule: once claimed, an order deadline is binding. Ranked splits add their own timing on top, so claim what you can finish before a reset changes the goalposts.
Yes, and the order system accounts for it. Ranked resets at the split drop everyone down, so tier orders carry deadlines that fit inside the current split. If a reset lands mid order, staff adjust the target rather than leaving you to argue it out with the client.
On solo orders you never play from your own account, and you are briefed on VPN and login practice before your first claim. EA policy treats account sharing as a risk carried by the account owner, which is why teammate orders exist as the alternative where the client stays on their own account the entire time.
Yes. After approval you choose which order types you accept and you can change that at any time. Some boosters only pilot solo RP orders, some only queue with clients in duos and trios, and some pick up badge orders between splits. The application is the same for all three.
PC and console orders both exist, and orders state their platform up front. Cross-play means a console client can queue with a PC booster on teammate orders when both sides agree, but piloted orders stay on the platform the account lives on. Apply with the platform where your rank actually is.
Completion releases the payout straight to your EB24 balance, and the payout method from your dashboard takes it out. Because EB24 captured the client payment back when the order was created, a finished climb is never an unpaid one, and invoices do not exist anywhere in this job.
The application takes a few minutes. Rank, platform, legend pool and availability are all we need to start the review.
Apply as an Apex booster
