Custom TFT Services from Verified Players

A custom request is the open form of the Teamfight Tactics catalogue on Boosting24. Instead of picking a start and an end division in a calculator, you describe the goal in your own words and verified players answer with offers built around it. It exists because the game has more ways to measure progress than a single ranked badge. Standard ranked and Double Up each keep a ladder of their own, and many goals sit somewhere between or beside them.

The most common requests concern the standard ladder, which runs from Iron through Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Emerald and Diamond, each with four divisions from IV to I, and then Master, Grandmaster and Challenger. Some players want an exact LP figure rather than a division, for example the last points before a promotion, since reaching 100 LP promotes you automatically. Others ask for a push into the apex tiers, where decay applies and every game carries more weight. A custom request lets you state that goal precisely instead of rounding it to the nearest calculator option.

Double Up forms the other big group. It is the mode in which two partners share one health pool and can pass champions and items to each other, and it has a ranked ladder of its own with the same metal tiers and four divisions per tier. It does not fit a standard division boost, so the custom request is the place to ask for a higher Double Up rank or a set number of games, played on your account or with a booster as your partner. Hyper Roll was retired by Riot in 2025, so it is no longer part of the offer.

Many requests are not about a rank at all. You can ask for your five placement games at the start of a set combined with a climb afterwards, a mix of boosting and live coaching, a review of your own recorded games or practice with a specific composition or economy style. If you can describe the goal in a few sentences, a booster can usually quote it. The form has no presets on purpose, so the only limit is what a skilled player can realistically deliver.

Every standard Teamfight Tactics lobby has eight players and ends with a placement from first to eighth. Finishing in the top four never costs LP, while fifth to eighth never gains any, so consistent top four results are what moves an account upwards. That is why boosters talk about average placement rather than wins. A custom request should say which result matters to you: a tier, an LP figure, a number of top four finishes or a number of first places.

Ranked seasons follow the sets and last roughly four months. When a new set arrives the ladder resets, and the first five ranked games are placements that decide the starting point for the season. During those games LP is not lost and gains are accelerated, which makes placements a particularly good moment to start a request. Tell boosters where you finished the previous set, because it influences where the account is likely to land.

Players stall for reasons that are specific to an auto battler. A new set replaces every trait and champion, patches shift the strongest compositions every couple of weeks, and the hidden matchmaking rating decides how much LP each placement is worth. An account with a low rating can finish in the top four regularly and still climb slowly. Mention your recent results and LP gains in the request, because they help boosters estimate the effort honestly.

The apex tiers add rules of their own. From Master upwards the account decays if it is not played regularly, and a place in Grandmaster or Challenger depends on the LP of other players on the server as well as your own. A request to hold a rank over a period, or to reach Grandmaster by a certain date, is therefore different from a plain climb, and the offers will reflect that. The more precisely you describe the target and the deadline, the more accurate the offers you receive.

A booster who takes a custom request plans around your goal rather than a template. For a ranked climb that means reading the current patch, choosing flexible compositions that hold the top four consistently and managing gold, levels and rolls so that even a bad start ends in a safe placement. For Double Up it means playing for the team and sharing resources wisely with a partner. In both modes it also means adapting to the current patch, because a composition that carried last week may already be weaker.

Coaching elements work differently. A coach can talk you through your games live while you share your screen, review recordings of your games or prepare a short plan for the start of a new set. You can ask for help with scouting, item priority, positioning or the right moment to level and roll. Many hybrid requests combine a few games played by the booster with a session explaining the decisions behind them.

Before starting, the booster confirms in chat what exactly counts as done: the tier, the LP, the number of games or the hours of coaching. That agreement stays attached to the order, so there is no room for later disagreement about what was promised. If something changes during the order, for example a patch makes your requested composition unplayable, you agree on the adjustment in the same chat. The order page keeps a record of every step.

Boosters on Boosting24 are verified high-rank players, and their profiles show their tiers, reviews and the orders they have taken. For a custom request this matters more than usual, because you are choosing a person for an unusual job rather than a standard package. Look for someone whose history matches your goal, such as Double Up experience or results on the apex ladder. You can ask questions before you accept anything.

You submit the request with your server, your current rank and a description of the goal. Verified boosters and coaches read it and send offers, each with its own price and estimated completion time. Nobody is assigned to you automatically: you compare the offers side by side and pick the one that fits your budget and schedule. If none suits you, you can wait for more offers or refine the request.

Pricing follows the effort. A few Double Up games cost less than a long push into the apex tiers, and a request with a tight deadline may cost more than one with a relaxed timeline. Because boosters compete for the same request, prices stay competitive without fixed price lists. You can use the chat to ask how a booster would approach the goal before you accept an offer.

Once you accept an offer, you pay through the platform, not through a private deal with the booster. If the order cannot be completed as agreed, you are covered by the money-back guarantee, and support helps settle the case. During the order the order page shows its status, the booster reports progress in the platform chat, and you can reach support at any hour, 24/7.

After completion you confirm the result and can leave a review on the booster’s profile. Those reviews are what the next customer reads when comparing offers, so boosters have a real reason to deliver exactly what was agreed. Profiles show ratings, the number of orders taken and earlier feedback. That transparency is the main difference between a marketplace and a shop that sells anonymous packages.

Boosters on Boosting24 play with their own skill only. Scripts, macros, overlays that read game data and any other third-party software that would give an advantage are forbidden, and the game’s anti-cheat keeps running on the account throughout the order. Teamfight Tactics is played from the League of Legends client with the same Riot account, so the security of that account covers both games. Boosters treat it with the same care they give their own accounts.

Boosting is not endorsed by Riot Games and may break the game’s terms of service, so no service can honestly promise zero risk. What a careful booster does is reduce it: they play at a pace and in a style that look natural, use a VPN matching your region so that logins do not jump across the world, and keep in-game chat to a minimum. You can ask your booster about any of these steps before the order starts.

Login details are shared only through the secure form on the order, never in open chat or by email. You can agree on hours when you want to play yourself, and the booster stays off the account during that time. If an additional verification code is needed on the first login, the booster asks for it in the platform chat. Once the order is finished, change your password.

Some goals need no account sharing at all. Coaching, reviews of recorded games and many hybrid requests happen while you play yourself, and in Double Up a booster can join you as your partner, each on their own account. If keeping full control of the account matters to you, say so in the request and the offers will be built around it. The safest request is the one that clearly states what you are comfortable with.

Good requests are specific. “Take my account from Emerald II to Diamond IV using compositions that play for the top four” is clear, and so is “Play my five placement games of the new set and then climb to Platinum I”. Other examples are “Take my Double Up rank from Silver to Gold this week” or “Play ten Double Up games with me as my partner”. Each of these gives boosters everything they need to quote a fair price.

Include the facts that change the effort: your server, current tier and LP, recent placements and where you finished the previous set. Add your deadline, the hours when you need the account yourself and any compositions you want the booster to avoid or practise. If you want coaching mixed in, write how many hours you would like and what you want to learn. The more concrete the description, the closer the offers will be to one another.

Hybrid requests are popular with players who want both a result and a lesson. A typical example is several games played by the booster, followed by a review session that walks through their decisions, and then a few games you play yourself with the coach watching. Another is a set-launch package: placements, a short climb and a plan for the strongest compositions of the first patches. Describe the order of the steps and the booster will price each part.

When the offers arrive, compare more than the price. Check the booster’s tier, reviews and experience with your particular mode, read how they propose to reach the goal and make sure the estimated completion time fits your plans. Accept the offer that answers your request best, keep an eye on the chat at the start and follow the order page until the goal is delivered. Then change your password and enjoy the result.