Guild Wars 2 Boosting: Raids, Fractals & Story

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We help Guild Wars 2 players clear raids and fractals, finish expansion stories, complete maps and push PvP rating. Legendary gear progress is done only by playing the content, and we never sell gold, materials or accounts. You see the exact price before checkout and follow each session on your private order page.

PricesFrom $12
Services8 fixed-price options
Ways to playSelf-play or piloted
UpdatesScreenshots after every session
RefundsFull refund before we start

Boost Up for Guild Wars 2

Find the right Guild Wars 2 boost

Every Guild Wars 2 boost we offer, in one place. Pick a goal or type it in your own words, then tap Ask AI about this boost to see what to expect, what you might get from it and the account risk before you add anything to your cart.

  • Exact price before checkout
  • Screenshots and chat after every session
  • Login encrypted, deleted within 72 hours
  • Full refund before we start

Choose your service

Guild Wars 2 services you can order today

Every service has a fixed price and goes straight into your cart. Open one to pick your option and see exactly what's included.

Not sure which fits? Try the Boost Up AI picker.

Why order here

Why players choose Boosting Games for Guild Wars 2

Experienced players

Every booster proved their Guild Wars 2 experience and only sees orders for games they're approved for.

Fixed prices, up front

The price on each service page is the price you pay, with no hidden fees at checkout.

You see every step

Screenshots after each session and messages from your booster and our team on your private order page.

No currency or item sales

We never sell gold, gems, materials, legendary items, accounts or bot play. Legendary items need your own materials, and PvP leaderboard spots or rare drops are never guaranteed.

Step by step

What happens after you order

  1. Pay securely. Checkout runs through Shopify. We never ask for your game password at checkout.
  2. Get your private order page. That page shows your progress, chat and controls, and every order also appears in your My Boosts hub.
  3. Add your login (piloted only). It's encrypted and visible only to your assigned booster (and our admin team if a problem needs fixing). Self-play customers just pick a time in chat.
  4. Your booster takes the job. A booster approved for Guild Wars 2 claims your order from our job board, and their name appears on your order page.
  5. Watch it happen. Your booster posts updates and screenshots, and you can message us any time from your order page.
  6. Finished and locked. A final screenshot proves the result. The job then locks, your booster loses access, and your saved login is deleted within 72 hours.

Ways to play

Self-play, piloted or play with a pro?

Self-play / duo

You join our group on your own account and play every moment yourself. Best if you want the content and the experience.

Account risk LowerLogin stays with you

Piloted

A booster signs in and plays for you. Best if you're short on time.

Account risk HigherLogin encrypted

Play With a Pro

Book hours with an experienced player and decide together what to do in each session.

Account risk LowerFrom $19/hour

Game basics

How Guild Wars 2 content works

Visions of Eternity finale

The Code of Creation update on Sep 15, 2026 closed the expansion story and added Leyspring Hollows, a legendary sword and a new Wizard's Vault season.

New raid and fractal

Nexus of Eternity is a 10-player raid with Challenge and Legendary Modes, and Solitary Throne is a new 5-player fractal with a Challenge Mode.

PvP and WvW

Ranked PvP seasons sort players from Bronze to Legendary, and World vs. World reward tracks feed legendary gifts.

Self-play or piloted

Raids and fractals are best as self-play with our squad. Story, map completion and leveling are usually piloted.

We never sell gold, gems, materials, legendary items, accounts or bot play. Legendary items need your own materials, and PvP leaderboard spots or rare drops are never guaranteed.

Timing

How long does a Guild Wars 2 order take?

Raid and fractal runs 1–3 days. Story 1–4 days. Map completion 3–10 days. PvP climbs 2–7 days. These times are estimates and will vary with schedules and your character.

Prices

Guild Wars 2 boosting prices

Every option has a fixed price. Set the quantity on the service page to buy more than one.

Service Option Price
Guild Wars 2 Raid Clears (incl. Nexus of Eternity) Any one classic wing $17
Mount Balrior (Wing 8) $19
Nexus of Eternity (normal) $25
Weekly full clear, all wings $99
Guild Wars 2 Fractals & Challenge Modes Tier 4 dailies, 1 day $12
Tier 4 dailies, 7 days $69
Solitary Throne $19
Challenge Mode pack $45
Guild Wars 2 Expansion Story Completion Visions of Eternity (full) $45
Janthir Wilds $35
Secrets of the Obscure $35
End of Dragons $45
Guild Wars 2 Map Completion One core region $25
Core Tyria 100% $79
One expansion's maps $39
Guild Wars 2 Legendary Progress by Play Gift of Battle (WvW reward track) $35
One legendary collection step $29
Legendary armor raid track, 4 weeks $299
Guild Wars 2 Ranked PvP Division Boost Bronze to Silver · Piloted (we play) $25
Bronze to Silver · Duo (play together) $38
Silver to Gold · Piloted (we play) $45
Silver to Gold · Duo (play together) $68
Gold to Platinum · Piloted (we play) $89
Gold to Platinum · Duo (play together) $134
Guild Wars 2 Leveling 1–80 & Masteries Level 1–80 $29
Visions of Eternity masteries $49
Crafting discipline 0–500 $25
Guild Wars 2 Coaching (Raids, Fractals, PvP) 1-hour live session $19
3-hour live sessions $49
Log or VOD review $15

The minimum order is $5. Discount codes and bundle prices are shown before you pay.

Account safety

Is Guild Wars 2 boosting safe?

We'll be straight with you. ArenaNet allows selling runs for in-game gold but bans real-money trading, and it warns that shared accounts can be locked or terminated. Paid boosts break those rules, so self-play does not remove the risk; it only avoids sharing your login. Any site that promises "100% safe" boosting isn't telling the truth.

How we lower the risk

  • Boosters are vetted and only see orders for games they're approved for.
  • On piloted orders, boosters connect through a VPN set to your region and appear offline.
  • No cheats, bots, scripts or exploits, ever. Boosters never change your email, password or 2-step verification.

How your login is protected

  • Encrypted, and only shown to your booster once they start (admin can open it to fix a problem).
  • Every view is logged, and it's deleted within 72 hours of completion.
  • Want the lowest risk? Choose self-play, where you never share your login.

Read the full account safety notice before you order.

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Plan your Guild Wars 2 order

Good to know

Guild Wars 2 boosting FAQ

How much does Guild Wars 2 boosting cost?

Guild Wars 2 services start at $12 and every option has a fixed price, shown on its page and again at checkout. Guild Wars 2 Raid Clears (incl. Nexus of Eternity) starts at $17, Guild Wars 2 Fractals & Challenge Modes starts at $12, Guild Wars 2 Expansion Story Completion starts at $35. Set the quantity to buy more than one.

How long does a Guild Wars 2 order take?

Raid and fractal runs 1–3 days. Story 1–4 days. Map completion 3–10 days. PvP climbs 2–7 days. Your private order page shows an update after each session with screenshots, so you always know where it stands. These are honest estimates rather than guarantees, because group times, queues and weekly schedules vary.

Is Guild Wars 2 boosting allowed? Can my account be banned?

No, it isn't allowed. ArenaNet allows selling runs for in-game gold but bans real-money trading, and it warns that shared accounts can be locked or terminated. Paid boosts break those rules, so self-play does not remove the risk; it only avoids sharing your login. The risk is highest for piloted orders, where a booster logs into your account, and lower for self-play or duo, where you play your own account and keep your login. We lower the risk by playing from your region, appearing offline and never using cheats, bots or exploits, but no honest service can promise zero risk.

What's the difference between self-play and piloted Guild Wars 2 boosting?

With self-play (also called duo), you stay signed in to your own account and join our players in the same group, so you play every moment yourself and your login never leaves you. With piloted, a verified booster signs in to your account and plays for you, which suits players who don't have the time, but it carries more account risk. Each service page says which options it offers.

Do you sell gold, coins or items?

No. We never sell gold, gems, materials, legendary items, accounts or bot play. Legendary items need your own materials, and PvP leaderboard spots or rare drops are never guaranteed. Selling in-game currency or items breaks every publisher's rules and puts accounts at much higher risk, so it is not something we offer. Anything earned or dropped during your order simply stays on your account.

What do you need from me?

After payment we email you a private order link. For a piloted order you add your login on that page; it is encrypted, only your assigned booster can see it once they start, and every view is logged. For self-play or duo you agree a time with your booster in the order chat. Region (NA or EU), account name, character name and profession, and current mastery, raid or fractal progress.

What happens when my Guild Wars 2 order is finished?

Your booster uploads a final screenshot and marks the order done. That locks the job, so the booster immediately loses access to your login and order details, and we delete your saved login within 72 hours. Please change your password if you shared it. If something isn't right, message us in your order chat within 48 hours and we'll reopen it.

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