World of Warcraft - Mythic+ Rating

Boosting24 is a marketplace, not a shop with one fixed price. You post the order with what your character needs, and verified World of Warcraft players send offers at their own prices, with their own rates for options such as self-play and Priority. You can also buy now from the price list on a booster's profile.

Before you accept, compare the boosters behind the offers: their rating, reviews from real customers and the content they play every week. Pick the player who fits your character, your schedule and your budget, instead of whoever a shop assigns.

After you accept, you talk to your booster in the order chat, agree the timing and follow the progress. Our support team answers 24/7, and if the order does not go as agreed you can open a dispute.

Enter the rating your character shows today and the rating you want; the scale runs from 0 to 3,400 in steps of 100, with each milestone marked on it.

Choose your region and, optionally, your armor type and the dungeons where your score is weakest. The booster starts with those and checks your profile before the first key.

Add Self-play or Priority if you want them and publish the request. Boosters send offers for the whole climb, and the order is finished when your profile shows the target.

Keystone Conqueror at 1,500 is the first step and gives a title. Keystone Master at 2,000 is the one most players buy: it gives the Breath of Blight mount and is the usual bar for pushing groups.

Keystone Hero at 2,500 marks a player who times high keys across the whole pool. Keystone Legend at 3,000 adds the Breath of Ruin mount, a reward a small share of the playerbase ever earns.

Keystone Myth at 3,400 is the top of the season, with its own title and the Timelost Saddle from a quest that patch 12.1.5 added. Each milestone is awarded only while Season 2 lasts.

Your rating is the sum of eight dungeon scores, each from your best run there. To add points you need better runs in several dungeons, and every better run is a higher key.

Higher keys hit harder, have stricter timers and fewer groups can run them, so a booster spends more time and needs a stronger team for every 100 points near the top.

That is why offers per step rise along the scale: the first 1,500 points are quick, the push from 3,000 to 3,400 is the most demanding part of the season.

In self-play you join every key with your own character at a time agreed in the chat. No login is shared, and the pace follows your free time.

In a piloted order a booster plays your character by hand, with the Battle.net authenticator on and the code asked for in the chat. It is the faster option for Keystone Legend or Myth.

Either way, a failed run never lowers your rating, because only your best run per dungeon counts. If the target cannot be reached as agreed, you can open a dispute.