A custom order is for the thing that is not on a shelf. You describe what you want — a rating, a raid, an amount of gold, a mount that has not dropped, a character brought up to a level you can raid on — and we come back with a scope and a price. Nothing is charged until you have agreed both.
This is not a fallback for odd requests. Over the last year sixty custom orders were quoted, agreed and delivered this way in retail WoW alone, ranging from $30 to $420 each.
Real orders, real prices
Every figure below comes from an order we actually ran. They are anchors so you can judge roughly where your own request lands — not a price list. Your scope sets your price, and small requests stay small.
| What was ordered | What it involved | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| 30-hour BiS gear farm, Protection Warrior | A block of piloted hours aimed at a full best-in-slot pre-raid set, rather than at one item. | $420 |
| Gladiator, full season | Rank 1 team playing to the rating and the win count the title requires. | $375 |
| Current-tier Heroic raid, full clear | All eight bosses in one self-play run with our group. | $299 |
| 6,000,000 gold | Delivered by in-game trade on the character and realm you name. | $240 |
| 3v3 Arena, 1900 → 2200 | A rating range rather than a package, priced on the games it takes. | $224 |
| Mythic raid, partial clear | The bosses you have not killed, not the ones you have. | $198 |
| Full BiS PvP set | Every activity needed to assemble the set, handled end to end. | $153 |
| Keystone Master, 2000 Mythic+ rating | Self-play, in a group built around your class so key levels count. | $106 |
| Item level 636 → 680 | A gearing target, reached however is fastest that week. | $104 |
| A specific mount from a Mythic boss | One kill, repeated until the mount drops. | $90 |
| Four Mythic+7 runs with two loot traders | Runs stacked with players of your armour type so more of what drops can come to you. | $72 |
The six things people actually ask for
Gold, on your realm and faction
The most frequent custom request by volume. Amounts have run from 50,000 to six million. Price depends on the realm and the faction, because those are separate economies — the same million costs differently on a high-population Horde realm than on a quiet Alliance one. Delivery is an in-game trade at a time you choose, usually within the hour.
A rating, not a package
Arena and Mythic+ requests almost never match a listed bracket. People come with “I am 1900 and I want 2200”, or “I have 820 rating and I need 2000 for Keystone Master”. Those get priced on the games or keys it realistically takes from where you actually are, which is usually cheaper than buying the bracket that contains you.
If your request is a seasonal title, tell us early. Titles are tied to the season they were earned in, and a season ending is a hard deadline rather than a soft one.
The bosses you have not killed
Raid requests are rarely a full clear. Five of eight, the last two, the one your group wipes on, a re-clear on a second character. Custom lets you pay for the part you need instead of buying a clear that includes the bosses you already killed this week.
Gear as a target, not as items
“Get me to 680” and “full best-in-slot for this spec” are the two most common gearing requests, and neither maps to a single listing. We work out what actually gets you there in the current week — which changes as a season progresses — and quote that.
A character you can raid on
Levelling requests usually come with conditions: a specific class, an alt that needs to catch up before a raid night, a fresh character on a new realm. Piloted is faster; self-play is available if you would rather stay at the keyboard.
Hours, bought as hours
Some things have no finish line — farming a mount with a low drop rate, chasing reputation, grinding a currency. Buy a block of time instead of an outcome. You set the priorities, we run the block and report what came out of it. The largest order in the table above is exactly this: thirty hours pointed at a gearing goal.
How it runs
Describe the request in your own words — realm, faction, character, what you already have, what you want to end up with. We reply with a written scope and a price, and the scope says what is included and what is not.
Once you agree it you get an order chat with the pro doing the work. Piloted means we play; self-play means you are in the group and we carry the difficult part. Loot priority, when it is relevant, is agreed before the run rather than argued about after it.
We do not use cheats, bots or third-party software, and we do not touch anything that would put the account at risk. Requests we cannot do safely are declined with a reason.
Check the shelf first
Current raid difficulties, Mythic+ bundles, level boosts, Arena brackets and the season’s meta achievements all have their own listings, and a listed service is always cheaper than the same work quoted individually. Custom is for what is not there, or for a combination of things that would otherwise be three separate orders.