Clash of Clans Custom Request - Any Goal, Quoted by Boosters

The other Clash of Clans services each measure one thing: the league boost the league reached, heroes and walls the levels gained, farming the storages filled, Clan War the wars played, the Gold Pass its points, base building the layouts, coaching the hours taught. When your goal is measured some other way — Builder Base trophies, Clan Games points, Raid Weekends, Hero Equipment levels — a custom request is the right order.

It also fits goals that combine several steps, such as a month of Clan Games, Raid Weekends and donations for a clan that expects all three. Booking each step separately would mean several boosters signing in to the same village, while one request keeps the plan with one booster.

If you are not sure whether your goal fits a standard service, post it here anyway. Boosters who read it may suggest a simpler order, and nothing is charged until you accept an offer.

Clan duties lead the list: Clan Games points while the event runs, Raid Weekend attacks in the Clan Capital with Capital Gold contributed where the clan needs it, and troop donations for clanmates’ Clan Castles. Many clans expect all of these, and they come round on a schedule that does not wait for a busy week.

Next comes progress the fixed services leave out: Builder Base trophies, its heroes and its walls, Hero Equipment upgraded at the Blacksmith with Shiny, Glowy and Starry Ore, pets in the Pet House and research that keeps the Laboratory busy.

Others ask for event medals before an event closes, a run of daily Star Bonus loot, or a mix of several goals over a season. Name the order you want them done in, and boosters plan the days in their offers.

Start with where your account is now: Town Hall and Builder Hall level, hero levels, the Hero Equipment you use, your clan and your player tag, so boosters can look the village up. Then say what you want at the end, as precisely as you can — "Builder Base walls all one level higher" reads better than "better Builder Base".

The platform is picked before payment, so boosters see it with the request. Add the deadline, the times you play yourself, and whether the booster may spend gems, Magic Items or event currency on the way.

Finish with anything the booster must not touch, such as your clan chat, your base layouts or a particular upgrade order. A clear request brings offers that are close to each other and to what you mean, and fewer questions in the chat.

Each offer comes with the booster’s own price and time. Compare them with the booster’s profile, rating and reviews, and look at the services they usually play — a booster used to clan duties and Builder Base pushes reads such a request differently from one who mostly climbs Ranked Battles leagues.

Ask questions in the chat before you accept: how they plan the work, at what times they play, how they handle the sign-in code and how they keep you posted. The answers often say more than the price alone.

Once you accept, your booster starts on the plan agreed in the chat and keeps you posted there. If something changes on the way, you agree it with your booster in the same chat, and support is available around the clock.