A boosting membership is a monthly plan that gives you a fixed amount of help every month instead of one-off orders. Boosting Games offers three: Duo Pass (4 duo hours, $69), Coaching Pass (4 coaching hours, $89) and Ranked Wins (15 wins, $59 up to Gold or $99 for Platinum–Diamond). They suit players who climb steadily.
What is a boosting membership?
Most boosting is sold one order at a time: a division climb, a pack of wins, a few hours of duo. A boosting membership (or boosting subscription) swaps that for a monthly allowance. You get the same amount of help each month, without pricing and placing a new order every time.
It suits players who play all season and want steady progress or steady improvement, not one big jump. If you only need one thing done once, like a ranked unlock or one badge, a single order is simpler and usually the better buy.
All three memberships work across the games we cover, so you are not locked into one title. Like everything we sell, they are play time from vetted players and coaches. We never sell accounts, in-game currency or items.
Which boosting membership plans are there?
| Membership | What you get each month | Price (at the time of writing) | Login shared? | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duo Pass | 4 hours queuing with a high-rank player, any game we cover | $69 / month | No | Climbing on your own account with help |
| Coaching Pass | 4 hours of live coaching or VOD reviews with a high-rank coach | $89 / month | No | Getting better, not just higher |
| Ranked Wins | 15 ranked wins in the game you choose, piloted or duo | Up to Gold $59 · Platinum – Diamond $99 | Piloted: yes · Duo: no | Steady rank progress without grinding |
Prices are in USD as of October 2026 and can change, so check the product page before you subscribe. Memberships renew monthly until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime; the full terms are in our order terms.
Is the Duo Pass membership worth it?
The Duo Pass gives four hours a month of queuing with a high-rank player in any game we cover. You play on your own account the whole time, so you never share your login.
Here is the honest math. The same four hours bought as one-off Play With a Pro sessions (a 3-hour pack plus a 1-hour session) cost $68, almost exactly the same as the $69 membership. So the Duo Pass is not a big saving on price. What it gives you is a routine: four hours set aside each month, every month, without re-ordering. If you would only use duo now and then, buy single sessions instead.
Duo is the lowest-risk way to climb with help, because nobody else logs in. Read duo boosting explained for how sessions run.
Is the Coaching Pass worth it?
The Coaching Pass covers four hours a month of live coaching or VOD reviews with a high-rank coach for the game you play. Standard coaching with a high-rank coach is $25 an hour at the time of writing, so four separate hours would be $100, compared with $89 for the pass. Top-ranked or pro coaches are $45 an hour if you want more, and single VOD reviews are $15 per match reviewed.
Coaching carries no account risk: you play your own games and nobody logs into your account. It is also the only option that makes you better at the game rather than just higher ranked. Our guide is game coaching worth it? covers what a good session looks like, and coaching vs boosting compares the two head to head.
Is the Ranked Wins membership cheaper than buying wins?
The Ranked Wins Membership plays 15 ranked wins a month in the game you choose, on your account or with you in duo. Whether it beats buying wins one by one depends on the game and rank. Comparing with piloted per-win prices at the time of writing:
| Game and rank | Single win | 15 single wins | Membership |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valorant Gold | $6 | $90 | $59 (up to Gold) |
| League of Legends Gold | $6 | $90 | $59 (up to Gold) |
| Valorant Platinum | $8 | $120 | $99 (Platinum – Diamond) |
| Valorant Diamond | $12 | $180 | $99 (Platinum – Diamond) |
| Overwatch Platinum | $5 | $75 | $99 (Platinum – Diamond) |
So for Valorant or League from Gold to Diamond the membership costs a lot less than 15 single wins. For Overwatch Platinum it does not: 15 single wins cost less than the $99 tier, so buy wins on the Overwatch boosting page instead. Check your own game on its page, or ask Boost Up AI to do the math for you.
Honest risk note: piloted ranked wins mean a booster logs into your account, which most publishers forbid. Riot, Blizzard, EA and Activision all prohibit account sharing, and piloted ranked play carries real ban risk. Choosing duo for your monthly wins means you keep your login and the risk is much lower. See account safety.
For more on how wins are priced against divisions, read win boosting explained.
Which boosting membership should I choose?
- You want to climb but keep full control: Duo Pass. You play every game, and a stronger teammate tips the matches.
- You are hardstuck and want to know why: Coaching Pass. Four hours of review a month is enough to fix one or two habits at a time.
- You are short on time and want steady rank progress: Ranked Wins, ideally in duo mode. Do the math for your game first.
- You need one specific thing: skip memberships and buy that service once, from all services.
Not sure which plan fits?
Tell Boost Up AI your game, rank and how much you play, and it will suggest a plan or a one-off order with the price.
Price my boostAsk Boost Up AIHow does a boosting membership work each month?
- Subscribe and pick your game. Choose the game you want help in. The price is shown before you pay.
- Get matched. A vetted, ID-verified player or coach for your game is assigned.
- Book or start your sessions. Duo and coaching hours are scheduled with your player or coach. Ranked wins start once the order is set up.
- Track everything. Progress, messages and screenshots appear on your private order page.
- Stay signed out during piloted orders. If something urgent comes up, message us from your order page. If we can't finish an order, we refund the part we didn't deliver.
The general process is on how it works.
Boosting membership FAQ
What is included in a boosting membership?
Each Boosting Games membership includes a fixed monthly allowance: Duo Pass gives 4 duo hours for $69, Coaching Pass gives 4 hours of coaching or VOD review for $89, and Ranked Wins gives 15 ranked wins for $59 up to Gold or $99 from Platinum to Diamond, at the time of writing.
Is a boosting membership cheaper than one-off orders?
Sometimes. The Coaching Pass costs less than four standard coaching hours, and Ranked Wins costs much less than 15 single wins in games like Valorant and League at Gold to Diamond. The Duo Pass costs about the same as buying four duo hours separately, and Overwatch Platinum wins are cheaper bought singly.
Can I use a membership in more than one game?
Duo Pass covers any game we offer, and Coaching Pass covers the game you play. Ranked Wins is played in the game of your choice. Tell us which game you want when you subscribe.
Do I have to share my account for a membership?
Only for piloted ranked wins. Duo Pass and Coaching Pass never need your login because you play on your own account. Ranked Wins can also be played in duo, which keeps your login with you and carries much less risk.
Can I cancel a boosting membership?
Yes, anytime. Boosting Games memberships renew automatically every month until you cancel. Cancel from the Subscriptions section of your account on boosting.games or by emailing sales@boosting.games; cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep the rest of the month you paid for. If nothing in the current month has been used and no booster has started, that month is fully refundable. Once a booster has started or you have used that month's hours or wins, that month is not refundable.
Is a boosting membership worth it for casual players?
Usually not. If you play a few times a month or only need one thing, a single order or a one-hour duo session costs less and does the job. Memberships pay off for players who play all season and will use the full monthly allowance.
Sources: Riot Games Terms of Service, Activision Security and Enforcement Policy, EA: Play by the rules. Prices from Boosting Games product pages, as of October 2026