Call of Duty Pro Play Boost

Pro Play or a Boost?

What a Session Covers

Whatever you are playing - ranked Multiplayer, Warzone, Resurgence or a challenge grind - with live callouts on positioning, rotations, loadouts and when to take or avoid a fight. Wins, SR and unlocks earned in the session are yours, because it is your account doing the playing.

What You Choose

• The tier: a pro player, or a standard booster through Rent a Booster for less per hour
• The number of hours
• Your platform - PC, PlayStation or Xbox - and region
• Any options you add, such as Priority or Streaming

Rent a Booster: The Standard Tier

Rent a Booster is the budget option: a standard BoostingXP booster by the hour instead of a pro. They can play on your account or alongside you, and an extra booster can join for +50%. It suits grinding challenges, wins or camos with company; for coaching, callouts and ranked pushes, the pro tier is the better fit.

Getting the Most From Your Hours

• Arrive with one goal for the session - a rank, a mode, or a weakness such as rotations or gunfights
• Play your usual loadouts first, so the pro sees how you actually play before suggesting changes
• Ask why, not just what - the reasoning behind a rotation is what carries into games without the pro
• Add Streaming if you want to review the matches afterwards

Before the Session Starts

• Agree a start time with your pro in the order chat
• Make sure your voice chat works in the game's party system
• If you play on a different platform from the pro, turn crossplay on so you can party up
• Pick the mode you want to queue - ranked Multiplayer, Warzone or Resurgence each play differently

When a Boost Makes More Sense

Pro Play is for players who want to get better while they climb. If you only need the result - a rank, a camo, a nuke - a piloted order is faster: see the Call of Duty rank boost, the Warzone rank boost or the Top 250 boost.

How Many Hours to Book

One or two hours suit a single problem - learning a map's rotations, a loadout, or why you keep losing the same fights. Longer bookings suit a ranked push, where the pro's calls matter over a run of matches rather than one. You can book again with the same goal later if the first session leaves you wanting more.

Ranked Play With a Pro

Ranked Play limits how far apart the ranks in a party can be. If yours and the pro's are too far apart for the mode you want, the pro will suggest one you can queue together, such as a different playlist or Warzone, and use the time there.