A WoW raid carry service is a booked run where a team of vetted pro players clears a raid alongside you, so you walk out with the loot, achievement or mount instead of spending weeks in failed pugs. At PewPewShop a Current Raid Full Clear starts from EUR 21.45, a Heroic Raid Full Clear from EUR 55, and a Mythic Raid Full Clear from EUR 180. Single bosses start from EUR 9.
What a raid carry actually costs
| Service | Price |
| Raid Single Boss Kill | from EUR 9 |
| Sporefall Raid Boost — Midnight Season One | from EUR 17.54 |
| Current Raid Full Clear | from EUR 21.45 |
| Normal Raid — Full Clear | from EUR 25 |
| Legacy Raid Mount Farm | from EUR 26 |
| Heroic Last Boss | from EUR 28 |
| Heroic Raid — Full Clear | from EUR 55 |
| Raid Loot Run | from EUR 57 |
| Weekly Raid Farm | from EUR 130 |
| Mythic Raid — Full Clear | from EUR 180 |
| Mythic Cutting Edge | from EUR 280 |
How to book one, step by step
- Pick the difficulty you actually need. Normal for the story and a gear floor, Heroic for real upgrades, Mythic for the tier-defining items and the title.
- Decide full clear vs. single boss. If only the last boss is blocking your achievement, a Heroic Last Boss run from EUR 28 is far cheaper than a full clear.
- Check the loot rules. Traded loot depends on the raiders' own item level and the game's trade window — a run guarantees the kill, not one specific drop.
- Confirm your character meets the item level. Heroic and especially Mythic have a practical gear floor; a coach will tell you if you need a Normal run first.
- Book the slot and show up on time. Runs are scheduled around raid resets, so the weekly lockout matters more than the calendar day.
Is a raid carry worth the money?
It depends on what your time is worth. Progressing Heroic in a pug realistically eats several evenings a week for a month, and Mythic is a guild-level commitment with a fixed roster and a schedule. If you have the time and want the journey, raid it out. If you have two hours a week and want the trinket before the tier ends, a carry converts money into progress that raid nights would never give you.
The honest trade-off: you buy the kill and the shot at loot, not a guaranteed specific item. Anyone promising a named drop every time is overselling.
What is the difference between Normal, Heroic and Mythic carries?
Normal is the entry tier — forgiving mechanics, gear that gets you started, and it starts from EUR 25 for a full clear. Heroic hits harder, drops meaningfully better items, and is where most players actually want to end up; from EUR 55. Mythic is fixed-group, hardest-mechanics content with the best loot in the game and the largest gap in required skill, from EUR 180.
Mythic Cutting Edge, from EUR 280, is a different animal: it is the final-boss kill before the tier ends, and it only exists while the season is live.
Can I get old raid mounts this way?
Yes — that is what a Legacy Raid Mount Farm is for, from EUR 26. Old raids can be soloed by a strong character, but the mounts are low-chance drops on a weekly lockout, so most people are looking at months or years of attempts. A farm run compresses that into scheduled weekly attempts you do not have to remember to do.
Is buying a raid carry safe for my account?
Buying a boost is not officially endorsed by Blizzard, so pick a service that plays it straight. The safest option is always a Self-Play run, where you are in the group on your own character, playing alongside the pros. That is also the version that teaches you the fight, which matters if you plan to raid on your own afterwards.
If you would rather have a vetted pro handle it, that is what PewPewShop does: real human players — no bots, no cheats, a long zero-ban record — who run the raid with you, from a single blocking boss at EUR 9 to a full Mythic clear from EUR 180. Plenty of our customers book one Heroic run, learn the fights from people who do them every week, and never need a second one. That is a fine outcome for us.