Solo boosting
You play the client account toward an agreed rank target.
- Division, placement and net win orders
- Marks per win compound fast below Diamond
- Highest payout per hour of the order types
- Good fit if you grind long mobile sessions
Applications open, review in a few days
Apply as a Wild Rift boosterYou play the client account toward an agreed rank target.
The client queues with you and you carry the games.
Master, Grandmaster, Challenger and Sovereign targets.
Submit the booster application — Fill in the form with your current rank, regional server, main lanes and champion pool. A screenshot of your ranked profile and match history speeds up the review.
Pass the skill and history review — We check rank stability across recent seasons, lane depth, and whether your Riot account carries restrictions. A borderline profile gets a request for more detail, not an instant no.
Confirm your device and server coverage — Wild Rift orders are regional. You state which servers you can play with stable ping and what device you play on, so you are only shown orders you can actually deliver.
Claim orders that fit your schedule — Take what suits you, when it suits you. No shift, no quota, no penalty for a quiet week, provided a claimed order lands inside its deadline.
Complete the order and get paid — Mark the final win, and the payout is credited to your EB24 balance for withdrawal with your chosen method. You never invoice a client or chase a payment.
Orders reach you through the platform queue, never through DMs. You see the target rank, the regional server, the deadline and the payout before you claim anything. No bidding, no undercutting other boosters, and no order on a server your ping cannot handle.
EB24 takes the client payment at order creation, long before the last match is played. Completion credits your balance immediately, withdrawals use your configured method, and a client who disappears mid order disappears having already paid.
Disputes, refunds and problem clients are handled by staff. Your side of it ends at winning matches and keeping the order chat informed. The rules are written down and applied the same way to every booster, so nothing depends on who answers the ticket.
Reliability moves you up the order queue. From there the Wild Rift coach track is one application away, and if you also hold rank on the PC client, the League of Legends tracks run in parallel. Every track pays into the same balance.
A booster at EB24 completes ranked orders that clients buy on the Wild Rift boosting page. An order is a defined goal: reach a tier, clear placements, or win a number of net games. You claim the order, play it on the client account or next to the client in duo, and mark it complete. Payment capture and client communication rules are handled by the platform.
Coming over from PC League? The champions overlap, the map does not. Boosters who treat Wild Rift as its own game, with its own rune pages, objective timers and dual joystick aim, pass the review at a far higher rate than boosters who treat it as small LoL. The PC track has its own page: become a League of Legends booster.
Clients paying for Grandmaster hands expect Grandmaster hands. The bar reflects that, applications under it are declined, and reading this section first saves you the form time.
Humans read these forms, not filters. Applicants a tier short of the bar who say so plainly tend to get a question back instead of a no. Full platform rules live in the terms of service.
The payout on a Wild Rift order is fixed and printed in the queue before you claim it. No bidding wars between boosters, no price talk with clients: finish the order and the number you saw is the number you get.
Your EB24 balance collects every completed order, and withdrawals run on the method saved in the dashboard. Client money is in EB24 hands from the start, so no order you finished can sit unpaid. Questions about payouts are covered in the platform FAQ.
Everything in this section serves two goals: a safe client Riot account and a queue boosters can plan around. Losing access almost always traces back to deadlines or off-platform contact, not to lost matches.
If you also hold Wild Rift accounts you no longer play, they can be listed on the Wild Rift accounts marketplace. That is a separate track, described on the Wild Rift account seller page.
Grandmaster is the entry point, held across recent seasons rather than a one-off peak. Challenger and Sovereign open the high elo order pool, which pays more per game because fewer boosters qualify for it. We review against the server you apply for, so Grandmaster on Europe and Grandmaster on a smaller regional server are each judged against their own competition.
Earnings depend on target tier, server and how much you play. The queue prints the booster payout on every order before you claim it, so no job is a mystery number. High elo solo orders pay the most per game, and the short match length means a focused session completes orders faster than a PC ladder would. Salary and minimum hours do not exist here.
No. Riot treats emulator play on ranked as a ban risk for the account, and a banned client account is the worst outcome an order can have. Boosters play on real phones or tablets. If your device drops frames in teamfights, fix that before applying, because device stability is part of the review.
No. Orders are claimed at will, with no quota, no shift plan and nothing lost in a quiet week. The single fixed rule is the deadline on an order you have claimed. Missing deadlines drops your queue priority, and with matches this short an evening covers a lot, so take on what your week genuinely fits.
Solo orders run on the client account under login practices you are briefed on at approval, matched to the account region. Marks and Fortitude make ranked progress steady, so orders rarely need risky marathon sessions. Duo orders avoid account sharing entirely, since the client plays their own account next to you.
The ones you can play with stable ping. Wild Rift is region locked at the account level, and skillshot trades on a distant server are lost trades. The application asks which regions you cover, and the order queue only shows you orders on those servers. You can extend your coverage later from the dashboard.
It helps context but does not replace the requirement. The review needs Grandmaster or above on Wild Rift itself, because touch controls, its rune system and its objective pacing are their own skill set. Many of our boosters came from the PC client, and the ones who ranked up on mobile first passed review. The PC ladder has its own booster track.
Marking an order complete moves its payout onto your EB24 balance, ready to withdraw with the method saved in your dashboard. Because EB24 took the client payment when the order was created, a client cannot walk away mid climb owing you anything, and invoicing never enters the picture.
A few minutes covers it: rank, server coverage, lanes and availability are what the review starts from.
Apply as a Wild Rift booster