PUBG - Custom Request

Sometimes the thing you want is narrower than a full boost — three event missions before the timer runs out, one weapon tracker, a single evening chasing a chicken dinner on a named map. Sometimes it is larger and stranger: a mixed order that spans a KD target, weapon mastery and a survival title, with a deadline attached.

None of that fits a fixed scale, and squeezing it into the nearest product means paying for progress you did not ask for. A custom request prices exactly the job you described.

Custom Request is not the cheap default — it is the fallback for goals nothing else expresses. If the whole ask is a higher rank, Rank Boost is priced on a fixed scale and is almost always cheaper than a custom quote, because boosters do not have to price in the uncertainty of an open brief.

The same logic applies further down the catalogue: five season-opening matches belong to Placement Matches Boost, the account-wide progression track to Survival Mastery Boost, and learning to play better yourself to Coaching. Each answers one specific goal at a fixed price.

Custom Request earns its place once the goal spans more than one of those, targets something none of them measure — a KD number, a weapon mastery level, a named map — or comes with conditions a fixed scale cannot price. Being honest about which bucket a goal falls into is usually the fastest way to the best price.

Write the request, add your server and platform and publish it. Verified boosters see it immediately and reply with offers; message them before deciding, compare their profiles and reviews, and accept whichever offer suits you.

From that point it behaves like any other order: progress in the order chat, payment held until the work is done, and support available around the clock if anything needs sorting out.

A booster prices what they can see, so a vague brief gets vague or cautious offers. State the number if there is one — a KD, a damage-per-match average, a mastery level — and state the map or mode if the target depends on it.

Say whether you want to play along in the squad or hand the account over entirely, and mention anything off-limits: a legend or weapon you would rather not have used, purchases, or account settings a booster must leave untouched.

A deadline is optional, but stating one honestly — including "no rush" — helps boosters price the job correctly instead of guessing at urgency and padding the offer for it.