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Apply as a Rivals booster
You play the client account toward an agreed rank target.
The client queues with you and you carry the lobby.
Fixed game counts instead of a rank destination.
Submit the booster application — Fill in the form with your rank, platform, main role and hero pool across vanguard, duelist and strategist. A tracker profile link speeds up the review.
Pass the skill and history review — We check rank held across season resets rather than a single peak, hero depth that survives bans, and whether your accounts carry restrictions. Borderline cases get a follow-up question, not an automatic rejection.
Get your booster account activated — Once approved you receive access to the booster dashboard and the order queue, filtered to the platform and rank bracket you were approved for.
Claim orders that fit your schedule — You take orders you want, when you want them. No shift, no quota and no penalty for a quiet week, as long as claimed orders finish on time.
Complete the order and get paid — Mark the order complete and its payout drops onto your EB24 balance, ready to withdraw with whichever payout method you picked. Nobody invoices anyone and no client ever owes you money directly.
Orders arrive through the platform, not through your DMs. Target, deadline and payout are all on the order before you touch it, and nothing enters your queue that your week cannot absorb. Nothing is bid on, no other Rivals booster gets undercut, and price is never argued out with a client.
EB24 has the client money at order creation, well before the climb ends. The moment you close out a Rivals order, its payout is credited to your EB24 balance and can be withdrawn with the method you configured. A client cannot vanish mid climb and leave you unpaid.
Disputes, refunds and problem clients are handled by staff. Your responsibility stops at winning Rivals lobbies and keeping the order chat readable. Every Rivals booster is held to the same written rules, so the outcome never turns on which staff member picked up the ticket.
Reliability moves you up the order queue, where the high-bracket Celestial and Eternity orders sit. A single application opens the coach track from there, and whichever tracks you run, the earnings land on one balance.
A booster at EB24 completes competitive orders that clients buy on the Marvel Rivals boosting page. An order is a defined goal: reach a division, clear placements, or win a set number of net games. You claim it, win the lobbies it needs, and close it out. Taking the payment, setting the deadline and governing how clients are spoken to all sit with the platform.
PC and console run as separate order pools, because their competitive queues do not mix. You are approved for the platform you applied on, and you can add the other one later with proof of rank there.
Grandmaster is where Rivals clients start trusting a booster with their account, so that is where the bar sits. Anything under it is declined before review, which makes this list worth reading before the form.
A person reads every Rivals application rather than a filter script. Sitting close to the bar and saying so honestly tends to earn a follow-up question, not a rejection. Full platform rules live in the terms of service.
Each Rivals order lists a fixed booster payout before you commit to it. Nobody bids, nobody undercuts, and no client haggles in the chat. Claim the order, finish the climb, and the number you saw is the number you get.
Every completed Rivals order adds to your EB24 balance, which you empty through the payout method saved in your dashboard. Because EB24 collects the client money before you ever queue, an unpaid order cannot exist. Payout questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
Every rule below protects either a client account or the predictability of the queue. Losing Rivals lobbies never got a booster removed here; blown deadlines and off-platform contact are what do it.
If you also hold Rivals accounts you no longer play, they can be listed on the Marvel Rivals marketplace. That is a separate track, described on the Marvel Rivals account seller page.
Grandmaster is the entry point, and it needs to be a rank you hold across season resets rather than a one-off peak. Celestial, Eternity and One Above All experience opens the high-bracket order pool, which pays more per game because fewer boosters can complete those orders against hero bans and coordinated lobbies.
You need real depth in at least two of vanguard, duelist and strategist. Hero bans in higher-rank lobbies remove comfort picks every other match, and a client order does not pause because your main is banned. One-trick applications are the most common rejection at the review stage.
Earnings depend on order bracket, how much you play and when. The payout is printed on each Rivals order before you claim it, so no job is ever a surprise. High-bracket orders pay the most per game, and the weeks after each season reset carry the most volume. There is no salary and no minimum hours.
They create it. Every reset drops the ladder several divisions, and clients who want their rank back are the single biggest order wave of the season. Boosters who plan availability around resets take a large share of that wave, and quiet mid-season weeks matter less as a result.
Yes. PC and console competitive queues do not mix, so they run as separate order pools at EB24. You are approved for the platform you prove rank on, and you can add the other later with its own rank proof. Console orders are duo-friendly because account sharing works differently there.
You are briefed on VPN and login practice when approved, orders are tracked so both sides have a record, and account details are never changed. Cosmetics, Units and battle pass progress stay untouched unless the client agrees otherwise in the order chat. Breaking any of that ends the cooperation.
No. Rivals boosting here has no shifts, no order quota and no penalty for a week where you claim nothing. What it does have is a real deadline on every claimed order: miss it and your queue priority drops. Take on the volume your week genuinely has room for, especially around a season reset.
Closing out a Rivals order releases its payout to your EB24 balance, and withdrawal runs through the payout method saved in your dashboard. The client paid EB24 back when the order was created, which is why a vanishing client costs you nothing and why no booster here ever writes an invoice.
The application takes a few minutes. Rank, platform, roles and availability are all we need to start the review.
Apply as a Rivals booster
