Quest boosting is when an experienced player completes quests, tasks or campaign missions for you, either on your account or with you in the group. Examples include Escape from Tarkov trader tasks, Kappa progress, the Diablo IV campaign, Black Ops 7 Zombies Easter eggs and EA SPORTS FC 27 Evolutions. At Boosting Games it starts at $9.
What is quest boosting?
Many games gate their best content behind a list of jobs. In Escape from Tarkov, trader tasks unlock gear, traders and eventually the Kappa container. In Diablo IV, the campaign stands between a new character and the endgame. Black Ops 7 Zombies hides its biggest rewards behind a multi-step Easter egg. In EA SPORTS FC 27, Evolutions only upgrade a player once you finish match objectives with them.
Quest boosting (also called task or campaign boosting) means a booster completes those objectives for you. The work is ordinary play: finding items in raid, beating bosses, finishing missions. We never sell roubles, gold, coins, items or accounts, and we never use cheats.
Unlike rank boosting, a quest order has a clear finish line: "these ten tasks", "this campaign", "this Easter egg". That makes it easy to price, track and check.
How does Tarkov task and Kappa boosting work?
Escape from Tarkov reached version 1.0 in November 2025. Trader tasks are still the backbone of progress: they unlock trader levels, barter options and, at the very end, the Kappa container, which needs a long list of tasks finished. All of that resets at each wipe. Separately, PvE mode keeps its own progress, so tell us which mode your order is for.
| Tarkov service | Price at the time of writing | Mode | Typical time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Task Completion | 5 tasks: $35 · 10 tasks: $65 | Piloted or with you | 2–7 days |
| Kappa Progress | Next 10 Kappa-required tasks: $69 | Piloted | 4–10 days per pack |
| Raid Carry (Sherpa Hours) | 1 hour: $15 · 3 hours: $39 · 5 hours: $59 | With you | First session within 1–2 days |
| Character Leveling | 1 → 15: $29 · 15 → 30: $59 · 30 → 42: $89 | Piloted | 2–10 days |
Ten tasks in one order is $65, versus $70 as two 5-task orders. List the tasks in the order chat in the order you want them done; the booster works through them in that order. For a full picture of wipes and leveling, see the Tarkov leveling and quests guide and the Tarkov boosting page.
A sherpa carry is the lower-risk option. A veteran raids with you on your own account to clear your tasks, hunt bosses or learn extracts, and you keep your login.
Can someone complete the Diablo IV campaign for me?
Yes. The Lord of Hatred expansion launched on April 28, 2026, with a new campaign. Many players have already seen the story and only want their new character in the endgame. Our Diablo IV Campaign Completion plays it through on your character: the Lord of Hatred campaign is $15, and every campaign on one character is $29, usually in 1–3 days.
Pairing it with power leveling to 70 ($18) gets a fresh character to the endgame for $33. Anything that drops during the order stays on your character; we never sell gold or items. More on Diablo 4 boosting.
What other quests and objectives can be boosted?
| Service | What it covers | Price at the time of writing |
|---|---|---|
| Black Ops 7 Zombies Easter Egg | The main Easter egg quest on the map you choose | Piloted $19 · Duo $29 |
| EA SPORTS FC 27 Evolutions | Match objectives that upgrade the player | One Evolution $9 · Three $24 |
| ARC Raiders Workshop Leveling | Materials gathered in raids, stations upgraded | One station, one level $7 · Every station max $59 |
| Valorant Agent Unlock | Agent contract XP, without spending Valorant Points | One agent $19 |
Zombies Easter eggs: piloted or duo
A main-quest Easter egg is a long chain of steps where one mistake can end the run. You can let a booster run it on your account or join the lobby yourself and get the completion with the team. Duo costs 1.5× piloted ($28.50), which the product page rounds to $29. It takes about 1–2 days per map.
FC 27 Evolutions
EA SPORTS FC 27 launched on September 25, 2026. Evolutions upgrade a player once you complete objectives with them, like scoring or assisting in matches. Ultimate Team is one versus one, so a booster plays on your account. We never use the transfer market or touch your coins. See EA FC boosting.
How does a quest boosting order work?
- List the exact quests. Name the tasks, map or campaign, plus the mode (PvP or PvE in Tarkov). The price is shown before you pay.
- Booster matched to the game. A vetted, ID-verified booster who knows that quest line takes it.
- Secure login (piloted orders). Your login is only entered after payment, encrypted and deleted after the order. Duo and sherpa orders never need it.
- Progress on your order page. Screenshots of each finished task or step and messages from the booster.
- Full refund before we start. If we can't complete a task for a reason on our side, we refund that part.
On piloted orders, stay signed out of your account until the order is finished; if something urgent comes up, message us from your order page. Full details on how it works.
Price your quest or campaign order
Pick the tasks, campaign or Easter egg, see the price before paying and follow each step on your private order page.
Price my boostAsk Boost Up AIIs quest boosting bannable?
Piloted quest boosting can be. Battlestate Games' terms do not allow account sharing. Blizzard's license forbids sharing and paid boosting. EA's User Agreement forbids sharing your login, and Activision holds the account owner responsible for anything done on the account.
Honest risk note: any piloted order carries real ban risk, and no honest service can promise otherwise. Sherpa raids, duo Easter eggs and self-play Diablo carries keep your login with you and carry far less risk. Read account safety and is boosting bannable? first.
Should I pay for quests or do them myself?
Be honest about why you play. If the quests are the fun part, like learning Tarkov maps or solving an Easter egg, a guided route (sherpa hours, duo Easter egg or duo boosting) gives you the progress and the experience. If a quest is pure gatekeeping, like replaying a campaign on your fourth character or a find-in-raid item you have hunted for a week, a piloted order saves the most time.
Not sure which fits? Boost Up AI can compare options for your exact task list.
Quest boosting FAQ
Can you do Tarkov tasks in PvE mode?
Yes. PvE keeps its own progress separate from PvP, so tell us which mode the order is for. Task orders can be done on your account or with you in the raid, and the booster works through the tasks in the order you list them.
How long does Kappa take with a boost?
We sell Kappa progress in packs of the next ten Kappa-required tasks, and each pack usually takes about 4 to 10 days at the time of writing. How many packs you need depends on how far along you are this wipe. Your order page shows each finished task.
Do you sell roubles, items or gold with quest orders?
No. We never sell roubles, gold, coins, items or accounts. Anything that drops during an order stays on your character, and boosters never sell or move your loot. A quest order is only play time from an experienced player.
Can I join the Zombies Easter egg instead of sharing my account?
Yes. The Black Ops 7 Zombies Easter egg can be duo: you join the lobby on your own account and the team gets you through the steps. Duo costs 1.5 times the piloted price, $29 instead of $19 at the time of writing.
What happens to my Tarkov progress when there is a wipe?
A wipe resets character progress, including tasks, so anything finished before it is gone afterwards. That is how the game works, not something we control. Try to order early in a wipe so you can enjoy the progress for longer.
Is quest boosting safer than rank boosting?
Piloted quest boosting still breaks most publishers' account-sharing rules, so it carries real ban risk. Sherpa raids, duo Easter eggs and self-play carries keep your login with you and are the lower-risk choice.
Sources: Activision Security and Enforcement Policy, Activision: Progression in Black Ops 7, EA: Play by the rules. Game dates and rules from publisher announcements; prices from Boosting Games product pages, as of October 2026