THE FINALS - Battle Pass Boost

The pass holds 96 reward levels each season, and every one of them is unlocked by experience, never by wins or by rank. XP comes from three sources at once: ordinary match completion, sponsor objectives tied to that season's partner, and daily and weekly contracts that reset on a timer whether you touched them or not.

Sponsor objectives usually pay the largest single chunk of XP per task, but they are also the most specific — get a certain number of eliminations with a certain weapon, finish top three a set number of times — so skipping them is the single biggest reason a pass stalls mid-season.

Contracts are worth clearing before they reset because an expired contract's XP is simply gone, not carried over. A booster tracks which contracts are close to expiring and clears the highest-value ones first, which is most of the difference between a pass finished in week two and one still stuck in week ten.

Battle Pass Boost has nothing to do with Ranked Tournament, Rank Score or your league. XP for the pass and Rank Score for the ladder are two separate systems tracked independently, and playing casual modes for pass XP does not move your rank in either direction.

The booster never opens the in-game store, never spends Multibucks and never equips a cosmetic on your account without you asking for it first. Anything that unlocks along the way is simply there when you log back in — nothing is chosen or spent on your behalf.

Account progress outside the pass — career stats, sponsor reputation on objectives you completed yourself, friends list, loadouts — is left exactly as it was found. The only thing that moves is the pass level bar.

You set your current level and target level on the calculator, up to level 96, pick the platform and server, and the price is shown before you pay. Boosters then bid on the order and you pick the one you want, the same as on any other service in the catalogue.

On a solo order the booster logs in and farms XP in sessions of ordinary length; on a Duo order you stay logged in and queue together, which lets you watch which contracts and objectives are actually worth chasing. Either way progress is reported in the order chat as levels clear.

Duo and Priority are optional add-ons that sit outside the base price: Duo keeps the booster off your account entirely, Priority moves your order to the front of the queue with longer daily sessions. Neither changes how many levels you are buying, only who plays them and how fast the order starts.

A season has a fixed close date, and a level not reached by then does not carry into the next one — the counter resets to zero on a fresh 96-level pass. That is exactly why this service exists close to a season's end: the last two weeks are when most players realize how far short they are.

If you order with enough of the season left, the booster works the fastest available XP path — sponsor objectives first, contracts before they expire, the highest-paying mode of the week — to close the gap before the clock does.

If the season genuinely closes before the target level is reachable at any pace, the order is adjusted to whatever level is realistically achievable and the difference is refunded — you are never charged for levels the season did not leave time for.