Dota 2 Boosting

How ranks work in Dota 2 and what changes the price

Dota 2 ranks run from Herald to Divine, each with five stars, then Immortal with its own leaderboard. Behind the medal sits your MMR. Since patch 7.33 Dota uses a Glicko style system that also tracks how sure it is of your skill, so a long break makes each game swing more until it settles.

You can order by medal with a rank boost or by number with an MMR boost. Higher brackets cost more per 1,000 MMR because lobbies are tougher and each win takes more.

Behavior score also changes the price. It does not set your rank, but low scores put you in a matchmaking pool with other low score players, where games are harder to control. The calculator adds that time.

How long a Dota 2 boost takes

Dota games are long, so the number of wins needed drives the time. A stomp is short, a late game throw is not.

Higher MMR means longer queues, especially in Asia, on Other servers or at quiet hours. Behavior score matters too, since a low score pool can take longer to fill.

We do not promise a fixed finish time. The calculator gives its own estimate for your order, and every match appears in your dashboard once it ends.

Pausing the order to play yourself adds time too, as the pro waits until you are done. A Low Priority penalty also has to be cleared before ranked games can be played.

Servers, roles and services we cover

Under Server you pick Europe, Americas, Asia or Other. Under Role you choose Any, Core or Support, so the pro plays where your account normally plays.

You can list your heroes for free. We also take net wins, calibration, Low Priority games, duo and coaching.

Appear offline and your heroes and roles are free. Priority start and watching live cost extra.

Ranked roles matter in Dota. Core covers positions one to three, Support covers four and five, and Any lets the pro take whatever helps the draft. Pick the one that matches how your account plays, so your match history stays consistent.

Account safety in Dota 2

Valve's Steam terms say your account is yours alone, so a boost breaks the rules. Valve can lower or reset MMR and ban accounts it finds shared or boosted. Dota uses Valve Anti-Cheat for cheat software.

Our pros play by hand with no scripts or tools. They appear offline, play at normal hours and use a VPN only when it matches your region. They never trade items, never buy from the store and never chat with your friends.

No boost is risk free. Duo boost has you play every game with a pro in your party, and coaching needs no login at all.