What LFCarry is
LFCarry is the consumer storefront of Legionfarm Inc., selling professional boosting, carries, and coaching since 2016 (Y Combinator W20). A vetted PRO completes agreed in-game work — self-play (with you) or piloted (on your account for a window). We do not sell finished accounts, recovered accounts, or cheat menus. Ban-risk explainer: ban security & account safety.
Measured 26 August 2026 on our order database: 70,100 distinct customers and 525,126 confirmed orders since 2016. We publish those as 70,000+ / 520,000+ so a later recount cannot make the page a lie. Public reviews: Trustpilot profile — read the live score there; this page does not print a star rating.
How this comparison is built
Three rules, or the table is marketing:
- Our prices come from the live LFCarry catalog on 29 August 2026 (
api.lfcarry.com/v1/page). An editor/slider floor is labeled as a floor, not as "the price". - Their prices are only strings we saw on their own pages the same day, with the URL. If a page printed an ambiguous figure, we say so instead of decoding it.
- Features are what the site claims about itself (marketplace vs in-house, self-play vs piloted, whether they also sell accounts). We do not score "safety" as a number.
Sites we opened and that returned HTTP 200: Overgear, BlazingBoost, Skycoach. Two names that appear in older lists — Noobest and EternityBoost — did not resolve DNS on 29 August 2026, so they are not in the table.
Who plays the order — four shops
| LFCarry | Overgear | BlazingBoost | Skycoach | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What the site is | In-house PRO marketplace (Legionfarm Inc., since 2016) | Marketplace — their Apex hub says Discord after order, VPN, no-cheats claim | In-house (they say they are not a marketplace) | Platform since 2020; homepage also sells accounts |
| Self-play / duo | Yes, where the offer lists it | Yes — listing includes self-play SKUs | Yes — they pitch play-with-pros as the ToS-safer mode | Not the default they describe |
| Piloted | Yes, temporary login, credentials in order chat | Yes | Yes — they say account-sharing still has residual risk | Primary path: "give account info, we take care of the rest" |
| Sells game accounts | No | Not on the Apex hub we opened | Not on the Apex hub we opened | Yes — Apex accounts listed alongside boosts |
| Cheat menus / recovered accounts | Never — stated on the safety guide | They claim no cheats | They claim no cheats | Not used as a claim here |
Sources, all fetched 29 August 2026: our safety guide; overgear.com/games/apex; blazingboost.com/apex-legends; skycoach.gg/apex-legends-boost and skycoach.gg homepage.
Apex Legends — what each site showed on 29 August 2026
LFCarry (live catalog, GET /v1/page?path=apex and path=apex/ranked-boost, 29 August 2026). Listing cards on the Apex hub:
- Rank Boost — from $8 on /apex/ranked-boost (editor floor; a finished climb is quoted on that page, not $8)
- Apex Coins — $39 on /apex-legends/coins
- Wake + Wrath IV bundle (20 kills / 4K damage) — $19
- Play with a PRO, 1 hour — $32
- Double Duty badge — $29
- Wake IV (20+ kills) — $17 · Wrath IV (4K damage) — $17
- Ranked points after Master — $54
- Kills / K/D — $10 listed
- Assassin Badge IV — $209
- Master of All badge — $139
What buyers actually paid for Apex in the 90 days to 25 August 2026: typically $16–$60, median $34 (21 confirmed orders). That band is a basket, not the Rank Boost floor.
Overgear (/games/apex, 29 August 2026) printed these "From $" strings on the page: Rank Boost $2.40 · Any Rank to Master $154.99 · Diamond to Master $77.99 · 5000+2000 RP $209 · Rent a Booster $9.10 · RP Farm $42.10 · Predator $399.20 (struck-through $499) · Premium Rank $10 · Wake & Wrath $10.99 · Badges of Carnage $16.49 · Top 100 hourly $35.99 · Wake & Wrath self-play $39.99 · Ranked Ladders $6 · coaching $14. Those are their numbers, not ours, and they may be sale-strikethrough or currency-rounded. We did not check out.
BlazingBoost (/apex-legends, 29 August 2026): Hourly Ranked Carry $13.92 · Ranked Boost from $12.75 · Any Rank to Master $226.19 on the product card, and $139.20 in a comparison widget on the same page — we print both because the page disagrees with itself · Predator from $694.82 · coaching $18.55 · Apex Coins $40.6 · legend/account badges from $6.95. They also publish a Trustpilot widget; we do not copy that score.
Skycoach (/apex-legends-boost, 29 August 2026): rank, wins, items, coaching, plus account sales. Card prices on that page rendered as concatenated dollar strings ($199, $949, $3499). We do not treat those as decoded USD. Homepage claims (their copy, not audited by us): 1.2M orders, 3,000 in-house PROs, 200K customers, 148 games.
Who each shop is for
- LFCarry — you want an in-house PRO, a receipt on lfcarry.com, self-play when the product allows it, and you do not want to buy someone else's account. Start at the game hubs or guides.
- Overgear — a large marketplace catalog with visible "from" prices and self-play SKUs. Compare the live card to checkout; several of their Apex figures look like sale floors.
- BlazingBoost — they position as in-house and say play-with-pros is the lower-ToS-risk mode. Their Master price disagreed across two widgets on the same day — ask them which one is checkout.
- Skycoach — wide catalog and they also sell accounts. If you only want a boost on your account, read that distinction on their page before you pay.
What this page does not claim
- That we are cheaper on every SKU. Overgear's printed Rank Boost floor ($2.40) is below our $8 editor floor. A floor is not a finished Master climb.
- That any shop is ban-proof. Piloted work is residual ToS risk on every title we checked.
- A star rating for us or for them.
- Prices for shops we could not open (Noobest, EternityBoost — DNS fail, 29 August 2026).
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