Short form, answer within a few days
Apply as a WoW Forever booster
You log into the client character and clear the content for them.
The client joins your group on their own character.
Flat priced sessions played alongside the client.
Send the application Tell us your region, your mains, which raids you have cleared and how many heroics you run in a week. Armory links or logs shorten the review.
Clear the experience check Reviewers look at gear, raid history and whether you can lead a group through Shattered Halls or Arcatraz without a wipe. Gaps get a question, not an automatic no.
Get access to the queue Approved boosters see orders from the dungeon and raid pages, plus Fast Games sessions, filtered to your region.
Claim runs around your raid nights There is no rota. Pick orders that fit your week, and treat the deadline on each one as binding once you take it.
Finish and collect Close the order when the clear is done. The payout goes straight to your EB24 balance and leaves through your saved method.
Clients buy from the WoW Forever boosting pages, and their orders queue up for boosters in the matching region. The dungeon tier, raid or Fast Games mode is fixed before you see it, so you claim work without any negotiation.
EB24 collects payment when the client checks out, ahead of the first trash pack. When you mark the order finished, the payout lands in your balance, so a client logging off mid raid does not cost you the run.
Orders sell a clear, never a specific drop. Loot rolls the way the game rolls it, and items such as Dragonspine Trophy are not sold at all. That keeps disputes about bad luck off your record.
Raid lockouts reset every week, and so does client demand for Karazhan and the later tiers. Boosters who keep a clean record get regulars who order the same clear each reset.
Every order comes from a client purchase on the WoW Forever dungeon boost, the WoW Forever raid boost or Fast Games. The order names the content, the region and whether the client plays along. You run it, keep the order chat current and close it when done.
If you also farm gold on WoW Forever, that is a separate self serve track. The WoW Forever seller page covers it, and both tracks pay into one balance.
Burning Crusade punishes sloppy play. Crowd control, pull order and cooldown timing still decide whether a heroic runs clean, so the review looks for players who already lead groups through it.
People read every form. If you meet most of the list and explain the rest, expect a follow up message rather than a refusal. Platform rules sit in the terms of service.
WoW Forever orders carry flat prices. A Heroic run costs the same whichever instance the client names, and a raid clear is one fixed figure. Your payout for each order is shown before you claim it.
Each finished order adds its payout to your EB24 balance, ready to withdraw by the method in your dashboard. The client paid before your first pull, so no one owes you money after a run. Payout details are in the help centre.
Most rules exist to protect client characters and their gold. Boosters lose access for off platform deals and missed deadlines, almost never for a wipe on Illidan.
Players who prefer farming to carrying can list gold instead. The WoW Forever gold listings show what sells, and the seller track explains how to post a row.
A level 70 character geared for the content you want to sell, recent clears of the raids you apply for, and comfort running every Heroic dungeon without help. Your account needs a clean history. Logs, armory links or screenshots of clears speed up the review, and borderline applications usually get a follow up question.
Normal and Heroic Burning Crusade dungeons, full clears of Karazhan, Hyjal Summit and Black Temple, and Fast Games sessions. Fast Games cover heroic key reputation, the Karazhan attunement, single heroic dungeon seats and 2v2 arena to 1600 or 1700. Leveling and specific drops such as Dragonspine Trophy are not sold.
Only on piloted dungeon and raid orders. Self-play orders put the client in your group on their own character, and every Fast Games mode is played alongside the client without account access. After approval you choose which order types appear in your queue, so you can skip piloted work entirely.
Each order shows its booster payout before you claim it. Prices are flat per run or per clear, so a Heroic pays the same whichever instance the client names. Late raid tiers pay more than Karazhan, multi run dungeon orders cut downtime, and how many hours you play is the biggest factor of all.
Orders are split between Europe and the Americas, and each client picks one at checkout. You see orders for the region you play in. Clients name their realm in the order details, so check it before claiming a run that needs a character on a specific realm.
Nothing goes wrong on your side. Orders sell a completed run or clear, and loot rolls exactly as the game decides. That is written on every service page, so a missing drop is not grounds for a dispute. Missing the deadline or going silent in the order chat is what gets boosters in trouble.
A complete application with proof of clears and clear availability is usually answered within a few days. Missing details mean the team writes back first, which adds time. Filling in every field on the first attempt is the quickest route to your first order.
The client pays EB24 at checkout, before you start. Marking the order complete moves your payout to your EB24 balance, and you withdraw it through the method saved in your dashboard. You never invoice a client or wait for them to pay after a clear.
Region, characters, raid clears and weekly hours. That is enough for the team to start reading your application.
Apply as a WoW Forever booster
