RBG Rating Carry & Battleground Boost

Rated battlegrounds reward the one thing pugs cannot buy: ten people on comms who already know the map plan. An RBG rating carry puts that group behind your climb — you name the target and either queue with them or let the climb run piloted; Battleground Blitz rating is a separate service in the same table. The current-to-target estimate is priced before you confirm, and progress lands after every session.

Prices and delivery times

RBG Rating Carry & Battleground Boost: current prices and typical delivery times

RBG Rating Carry & Battleground Boost: current prices and typical delivery times
ServiceFrom priceETA
Battleground Blitz Ratingfrom €381–2 hours
Battleground Blitz Rating Boost — Midnight Season 2from €388–18 hours
RBG & Battleground Blitz Ratingfrom €4330–90 min start
Rated Battleground Ratingfrom €431–3 hours
RBG Rating Carry — Rated Battlegrounds 10v10from €431–2 days
Arathi Basin Dominationfrom €60Confirm with support
Warsong Gulch Blitzfrom €60Confirm with support
PvP Weapon Enchant Unlockfrom €741–3 days
Hero of the Alliance/Hordefrom €24004–8 days

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Frequently asked questions

How is the price of an RBG rating carry calculated?

You set your current and target rating on the service page and the estimate is shown before you confirm; the price grows with the gap and the bracket. RBG Rating Carry — Rated Battlegrounds 10v10 lists 1–2 days, while single-session rating pushes show 1–3 hours.

Is a WoW RBG carry self-play?

Yes — you queue with the group on your own character and play your role in the 10-player team on comms. Piloted is available too if you would rather hand the climb off; either way, progress screenshots land after every session.

Do you also boost Battleground Blitz rating?

Yes. Battleground Blitz Rating is a separate service in the table for the solo-queue rated format — 1–2 hours for a short push, 8–18 hours for the full Midnight Season 2 climb. Order RBG for the 10v10 team format, Blitz for solo queue.

Can I play my own matches, or is it a pure carry?

Both are on offer. A play-alongside seat puts you in the games with a higher-rated player so you climb and pick up the habits that keep you there, while a straight carry takes the account to the target rating for you.

Which bracket and rating can you reach?

Set your bracket — 2v2, 3v3, Solo Shuffle, or rated battlegrounds — and your current and target rating. Boosters push toward common cutoffs like 1800 or the Duelist and Gladiator ranges, with the price scaling to the climb.

Is there a guarantee I will hit the rating?

The selected target defines the requested scope, but publisher-controlled ladders, season changes and eligibility rules can affect the result. Review the product conditions and Terms & Conditions for the selected service before checkout.

How much does RBG Rating Carry & Battleground Boost cost?

Pricing starts from 38 EUR and scales with what you order — the target, scope, and any add-ons. Checkout shows the total for the selected configuration before confirmation.

What account and publisher-policy risks should I consider?

PvP services can conflict with publisher rules and can carry account risk. Available play-along or piloted modes and their requirements are stated on the selected product card.

How long will my order take?

A rating order depends on the bracket, current rating, target, mode and eligibility conditions. Set those values on the product card to see the current estimate before checkout.

How a rated battleground carry works

Pick the format first

Rated Battlegrounds are the 10v10 team format; Battleground Blitz is the solo-queue rated format with its own rating. Both are in the table above with separate prices — buy the one whose rating you want to move.

Name the target, get the estimate

Enter your current and target rating and the estimate appears before you pay. A coordinated group on comms does the map calling, base rotations and flag play that pugs never agree on — you play your role or let the climb run piloted.

Proof after every session

Rating screenshots before and after each session go into your order, so the climb is verifiable step by step rather than one number at the end.