Yes, you can buy WoW game time with Battle.net Balance straight from the Battle.net Shop. Open the Shop, select World of Warcraft Game Time, pick the 60-day option, and choose Battle.net Balance as your payment method at checkout. Balance works fine for these one-time game time purchases — the only limit is that a recurring auto-renewing subscription still needs a saved credit card or PayPal.

Game time and a subscription do the same job: both keep your account active so you can log into retail WoW. Buying 60-day game time with Balance is the standard way players cover their sub without touching a card.

Step-by-step: pay with Battle.net Balance

  1. Log into your Battle.net account and open the Shop.
  2. Go to World of Warcraft → Game Time (or the Subscription page).
  3. Select the 60-day game time product.
  4. At checkout, set the payment method to Battle.net Balance.
  5. Confirm the purchase — the time is applied to your account instantly.

How much does it cost?

A standard WoW subscription runs around $14.99 per month, and 60-day game time is roughly $29.99. Longer 3- and 6-month subscription plans lower the monthly rate but auto-renew, which is where a card or PayPal comes in. If you only want Balance to do the paying, the 60-day game time product is your cleanest path.

What if my Balance is short?

You can top up Battle.net Balance with a Battle.net Gift Card (redeemed in Account Settings) or a direct Balance purchase. Another route: a WoW Token. Buy a Token from the in-game Auction House with gold, then redeem it for either 30 days of game time or Battle.net Balance. That lets you effectively fund your subscription with gold you earned in-game — no real money at all.

Why won't Balance set up auto-renewal?

Blizzard treats recurring subscriptions as an ongoing billing agreement, so it wants a payment method it can charge automatically each cycle — a card or PayPal. Battle.net Balance is a stored value, so it's used for one-off transactions like game time. Practically, buying 60-day chunks with Balance works exactly the same for keeping your account active; you just repeat it when it runs low.

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