Fortnite - Custom Request

Fortnite changes every season, and no fixed list of products can keep up with it. New quest lines, limited-time modes, event challenges and collaboration rewards appear, run for a few weeks and disappear again. The standard services on Boosting24 cover the common goals: rank, Reload rank, ranked wins, unrated matches, battle pass levels and coaching. A custom request covers everything else.

The idea is simple. Instead of choosing a product, you describe in your own words what you want done, and verified boosters read the request and reply with offers. Each offer has its own price and an estimated time, set by the booster for exactly the job you described. You compare them, ask questions if you like, and accept the one that suits you.

Custom requests are also the right route when a standard service almost fits but not quite. Maybe you want a rank boost but only during certain hours, a specific booster you have worked with before, or a mix of two modes in one order. Maybe you want play-along only, or a list of things that must not be touched on the account. Anything the order form cannot express belongs in a custom request.

Once you accept an offer, a custom order works exactly like every other order on the platform. You follow it on the order page, talk to the booster in the built-in chat and get support around the clock. You pay through the Boosting24 checkout, and the money-back guarantee applies if it cannot be delivered as agreed. The only difference is that the goal was written by you, not picked from a list.

Quests are the most common custom order. A customer may need a handful of specific quests finished before an event ends, a milestone that keeps slipping out of reach, or the steps of an event challenge that unlocks a cosmetic. These goals are too small or too specific for a leveling order, but they matter a lot to the player. A custom request lets a booster quote exactly that job.

Competitive preparation is another frequent request. Players ask for practice sessions before a ranked cup, help with a tournament format they have never played, or a few nights of scrims-style games with a stronger partner. Others ask for Reload challenges, specific Creative maps to be completed, or account levels to be pushed alongside quests. Each of these has its own rhythm, which is why a booster’s own estimate fits better than a fixed price.

Some requests are about conditions rather than goals. A customer may want a rank boost delivered only between certain hours, or only in duo, or by a booster who speaks their language. Another may want a strict list of things not to touch on the account, such as specific skins, settings or the friends list. Writing it as a custom request makes those conditions part of the agreement from the start.

There are also mixed orders that combine several goals. A typical example is a few ranked wins in one mode, a set of quests and a handful of battle pass levels, all before the season ends. Another is a coaching hour followed by a week of duo games with the same player. If you can describe it clearly and it can be done by fair, manual play, it can be a custom request.

The clearer the request, the closer the offers come to what you want. Start with the goal in one or two sentences: what should be true on your account, or in your game, when the order is finished. Name the exact quests, the number of wins, the level or the mode, rather than describing it in general terms. A booster who understands the goal straight away can give a realistic price and time.

Then add the details that change the job. Mention your platform and region, because they decide which boosters can play on your servers. Say whether you want to play along or have the work done on your account, and mention any deadline, such as the end of an event or the season. If you have a budget in mind, you can say so; boosters will tell you what is realistic.

List the conditions that matter to you. That can be hours when you need the account, things the booster must not touch, a preferred language for chat or voice, or a specific booster you would like to work with again. Conditions written in the request become part of the agreement once you accept an offer. It is much easier to set them at the start than to add them later.

Finally, read the offers and talk to the boosters before deciding. If an offer is much cheaper or faster than the rest, ask how the booster plans to do it. If the offers are fewer than you expected, a missing detail, an unclear goal or a very short deadline is usually the reason, and a small edit brings more replies. Support can also look at a quiet request with you and suggest what to change.

Prices for custom requests are set by the boosters, competing for your order. Posting a request is free, and verified boosters read it and send offers with their own price and estimated time. Because each booster judges the job differently, the offers often vary, and you can choose between a faster option, a cheaper one or a booster whose profile you like best. Nothing is charged until you accept an offer.

Every booster who makes an offer has a public profile. You can see ratings and reviews from earlier customers, their number of orders and the services they offer. For an unusual request, it helps to look for reviews that mention similar jobs. You can also message boosters before deciding, to ask how they would approach your request or whether they can meet your deadline.

After you accept an offer, the order runs like any other on the platform. You talk to the booster in the built-in chat, get progress updates there, see the status on the order page and agree any changes together. If the goal turns out to be different from what was described, you can sort it out in the chat or with support. Support is available 24/7 for anything that needs attention.

You pay through the Boosting24 checkout, not by a private transfer to someone you do not know. If the order cannot be delivered as agreed, the money-back guarantee applies and support settles it with you. You see the price, the booster and the estimated time before you accept anything, so there are no surprises once the work starts. That is what makes it reasonable to trust a stranger with your account: the deal is made on the platform, with clear terms and someone to turn to if something goes wrong.

A custom request follows the same safety rules as every other order on Boosting24. Boosters play manually with their own skill and never use cheats, aim tools, scripts, macros, bots or third-party software. The game’s own anti-cheat keeps running during every session, as it does when you play. Requests that could only be fulfilled with cheats or exploits are not accepted, because they would put your account at risk.

When a booster needs access to your account, the login is handled carefully. You share it through the secure form on the order, never in an open message, and the booster connects through a VPN matched to your usual region. Some accounts ask for a verification code on a new login, so keep an eye on the chat at the start. Keep two-factor authentication switched on: when a code is needed, you pass it on in the chat yourself, so nobody signs in without you knowing.

Your locker, your V-Bucks and your purchases are never part of the order unless you explicitly say so in writing, and even then boosters do not spend money on your behalf. Anything you list as off limits in the request is binding once the offer is accepted. If something on the account must stay exactly as it is, write it down; it will be respected. When the order is finished, change your password to close the access completely.

No honest service can promise zero risk when an account is shared. Giving someone else access may break Epic’s rules, and that is true for any service where a booster plays on your account. Boosting24 keeps the risk as low as careful work allows, with verified boosters, manual play and region-matched connections. Many custom goals can also be done together in the same squad, and then nothing is shared at all.

Many custom goals can be delivered in two ways, and you choose which one in the request. With play-along, the booster joins your squad and you play every match yourself, so your login never leaves your hands. It suits squad quests, competitive practice, duo games and anything where you want to be part of the result. It is usually slower, because both of you need to be online at the same time.

With played-for-you, the booster signs in to your account and works on the goal while you are away. It is the faster option and the natural choice for solo quests, milestones or a goal with a tight deadline. You still get progress updates in the chat and can message the booster whenever you like. If you are unsure which format fits your goal, ask the boosters before you accept an offer.

After you accept an offer, the first step is agreeing the details in the built-in chat: times, the order in which goals are done and anything else that needs clarifying. For played-for-you orders, keep the chat open for the first login in case a verification code is needed. For play-along orders, send the booster a friend request and agree the first session. From then on the booster keeps you posted in the chat, and the order page shows the status.

When the goal is reached, the booster marks the order as complete and you check the result on your account or in the game. Once you confirm it, the order is closed and you can leave a review. If you were happy with the work, you can request the same booster again for your next custom goal. Then change your password if you shared it, and enjoy what you asked for.