Escape from Tarkov Raids Boost

What You Order

Use the +/- buttons to pick individual map carries and boss kills, each priced on its own. A raid bundle is also offered at the top of the page; if you add it, tell us which raids you want in the box provided.

When a Raid Goes Wrong

Tarkov raids can be lost - that is the game. A lost raid does not count against your order: the booster keeps going until what you ordered is done, and everything extracted stays in your stash.

Order Options

• Priority Order - top of the queue, completed at double the standard speed
• Play with Booster - raid alongside the booster instead of sharing your account
• Streaming - a private stream link to watch the games
• Appear Offline - included free and on by default

Tarkov Bosses and Where They Spawn

Most bosses belong to one map, which is why a boss order is really an order for runs on that map until the spawn comes up. Spawn chances change between patches and wipes, so some kills take more raids than others.

Why Players Order Raids

• Boss kills needed for quests, or for the gear the boss carries
• Learning a map's extracts and loot routes by raiding alongside the booster
• Profitable runs without risking your own best kit
• Getting through a map you keep dying on early in the wipe

Combining Raids With Other Orders

Raids often overlap with quest objectives - kill a boss, extract from a map, find an item in raid. If you have quests open on the same maps, a Quests Boost can work them into the same raids. If the problem is kit rather than skill, the Gear Boost restocks your loadouts first.

Early Wipe and Late Wipe Raids

Early in a wipe most players are low level, traders are locked and good kit is scarce, so raids are slower and every loadout matters. Later in the wipe players are better equipped and raids move faster. Either way, the booster plays to extract rather than to fight for its own sake, because a raid that ends in death loses everything brought in.

If you are raiding alongside the booster, bring kit you are prepared to lose and stay close - in a group, the safest route is the one the booster already knows.

Choosing How Many Raids

Map carries are counted per raid, so order as many runs as you want on each map. For a boss, the order counts the kill rather than the runs, because some spawns come up in the first raid and others take several.