Call of Duty - Custom Request

Our Call of Duty catalogue covers the services most players buy: Ranked Play, Warzone Ranked, levels, prestige, camos, weapon levels and the main Zombies goals. Call of Duty holds far more than that, and every season and event adds new challenges and rewards. A custom request is how you order any of them without waiting for a new service page.

The brief is free text. You can ask for one specific reward or a long list, for one mode or several, and set your own conditions, such as which weapons, which playlist or which maps. The request page asks only for your platform; everything else is up to you.

A custom request also fits orders that mix several services. If you want a set of camos, a calling card and some Battle Pass tiers done together by one booster, describe it as one request and get one price for the whole job.

Top mastery camos lead the list. The Black Ops 7 camo chain runs from Military camos through Special and Shattered Gold to Singularity and beyond, and each step asks for more challenges on more weapons. Players who have the early tiers often hand the last ones to a booster, either for a few weapons or for a whole class.

Dark Ops challenges and calling cards come next. They ask for things that rarely happen in a normal match, which is exactly why they are worth showing off. A booster who knows the conditions plans the matches around them instead of waiting for luck.

Warzone players ask for operator orders and event challenges, often against a deadline, while Zombies players ask for relics, Pack-a-Punch camos and map rewards beyond the main quests. Battle Pass tiers, the 50 multiplayer wins that unlock Ranked Play and games played at a target KD are common requests too.

A booster reading your brief estimates how many matches or hours the result really takes. Camo challenges are counted per weapon, calling cards by how hard their condition is to meet, and event challenges by the time left before they close. The more exactly you describe the goal and your starting point, the closer that estimate gets.

Several boosters can answer the same request, and each sets their own price. That competition is what keeps custom prices fair: you see what the market charges for your goal and decide which offer is worth it. Read the profiles and reviews too, since experience with a specific challenge often matters more than the lowest number.

Boosters may ask questions in the chat before they offer, for example about your loadouts or what is already unlocked. Answering them quickly gets you more accurate offers. The price you accept is fixed for the result in the brief, so make sure the brief says everything you expect.

Every custom request is played with the booster’s own skill. No cheats, scripts, macros or third-party programs are used, whatever the goal, and the game runs exactly as it does when you play. That rule does not change with the size or type of the request.

When the booster plays on your account, your details are entered through the order page and are visible only to the booster who accepted the order. They never go into open chat. You can ask the booster not to chat with your friends or join their parties while they play, and you should change your password when the order is finished.

No service where someone else plays on your account can promise zero risk, and Boosting24 does not claim it can. Many custom requests can also be done as play-alongs, with you logged in and the booster in your party, which removes account sharing completely. Say so in your brief if that is what you prefer.