Leveling to 100, campaign, ascendancy trials, pinnacle bosses, builds, Atlas points and hours of play
Grinding Gear Games' action RPG set in Wraeclast. You plan builds from skill gems, Ascendancy classes and the passive tree, then chase Pinnacle bosses in the Atlas endgame.
A new character taken to level 65: all four campaign acts and the three Interludes done, all four ascendancy trials passed for 8 ascendancy points, and the passive, spirit and resistance rewards of the campaign collected. Any class. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
Your character leveled from the level it has now to the level you pick, up to 100, in the current league or Standard. Experience comes from the campaign and waystone maps; all loot stays with you. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
A character taken from level 1 all the way to level 100, the cap: the campaign first, then waystone maps until the last level. All loot stays with you. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
The campaign done on your character: Acts I to IV, or Acts I to IV and the three Interludes, which ends around level 60 and opens the Atlas. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
One part of the campaign done on your character: the act or Interlude you pick, its boss and its quests. Earlier acts must be done. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
All four ascendancy trials passed for the full 8 ascendancy points, or the trials run again so you can switch to another ascendancy. The fourth trial needs level 75. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
One ascendancy trial passed for 2 more ascendancy points: the Trial of the Sekhemas or the Trial of Chaos, first to fourth. Trials need level 22, 38, 62 and 75. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
The endgame trial bosses: Zarokh, the Temporal at the end of the Trial of the Sekhemas, or the Trialmaster at the end of the Trial of Chaos, with the loot they drop. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
The Arbiter of Ash beaten at the Burning Monolith, Normal or Uber, with the loot and Atlas points it gives. You invite our booster to your party and get the kill; or we play on your account. Login after payment only for the second way.
The Arbiter of Divinity, the hardest Fortress boss of the Origins of Divinity story, beaten with you in our party or on your account, with its loot. Nobody else logs in when you play with us; login after payment otherwise.
One pinnacle boss of the Atlas beaten with its loot and Atlas points: Xesht, Olroth, the King in the Mists, the Bodach, Tangmazu, the Vessel of Kulemak or Atziri. Normal or the highest difficulty. With you in our party nobody else logs in.
A Simulacrum run cleared to the last wave, with the Delirium splinters, emotions and uniques it drops. Our own splinters can be used if you have none. Login after payment, or play it with us and nobody else logs in.
Any boss of Acts I to IV or the Interludes beaten for you, so the campaign moves on. Name the boss in the order. You invite our booster to your party: nobody else logs in.
A proven starter build put together on your character, ready to farm tier 15 waystones: leveled, gear bought and placed, skill gems and supports linked, passive tree done. Any class. Login after payment.
A full gear set for your build: weapon, helmet, body armour, gloves, boots, belt, amulet and two rings, matched to your class and the content you want to run. Delivered by in-game trade, no login needed.
The build you want made on your character, from your idea, a guide or a Path of Building link: leveled, geared, gems linked, tree and ascendancy set. Four levels, from early maps to Uber bosses. Login after payment.
Ten waystone maps run for you on the Atlas, at the tier you pick, with every drop yours. We prepare the waystones. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
Atlas passive points earned for you by clearing Fortress and Atlas maps: 100, 200 or the whole Atlas passive tree. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
All 8 Atlas points of one mechanic, earned by beating its pinnacle boss on all four difficulties: Breach, Expedition, Ritual, Delirium, Abyss or the Vaal Temple. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
Challenges of the league running now done for you, toward its cosmetic rewards. Name the league and the challenge in the order. The Master is the long one at the end. On your account: login after payment. With you in our party: nobody else logs in.
Our booster plays Path of Exile 2 on your account for the hours you pick, 1 to 25: power leveling, the campaign, ascendancy trials, waystone maps, Atlas points, pinnacle bosses, league challenges, currency farming or any task you set. Login after payment.
25 hours of play on your Path of Exile 2 account: power leveling, the campaign, ascendancy trials, waystone maps, Atlas points, pinnacle bosses, league challenges, currency farming or any task you set. Login after payment.
Our booster plays your Path of Exile 2 account every day for 7 days, the hours a day you pick: power leveling, the campaign, ascendancy trials, waystone maps, Atlas points, pinnacle bosses, league challenges, currency farming or any task you set. Login after payment.
Our booster plays your Path of Exile 2 account every day for a month, the hours a day you pick: power leveling, the campaign, ascendancy trials, waystone maps, Atlas points, pinnacle bosses, league challenges, currency farming or any task you set. Login after payment.
The most popular order is the full league start: a new character of any class taken from 1 to 65, Acts I to IV and the three Interludes done so the Atlas opens, and all four ascendancy trials passed for 8 points. We also power level to 100, run single acts and trials, beat the Arbiter of Ash, the Arbiter of Divinity and the pinnacle bosses of the Atlas, put together league starter and custom builds, sell gear sets, run waystone maps and earn Atlas points and league challenges. If you just want someone to play your character, book hours of play: 1 to 25, or every day for a week or a month.
Most offers let you pick: on your account, where our booster plays your character and you send your login after payment through an encrypted form, never in chat; or with you in our party, where you play your own character and nobody else logs in. PC, PlayStation and Xbox are a choice on every offer, and so is the league: the current league in Softcore or Hardcore, or Standard. The price you see already includes it.
Cheap Path of Exile 2 boosting, and why: in 6+ years we've done 20,000+ orders on G2G, and that volume gets us the best rates from boosters. Our markup is 5% to 10%, where other boosting sites add 50% to 100%, and we sell straight to you with no marketplace commission.
Boost42 sells Path of Exile 2 boosting at fixed prices, and every offer says what you get and whether we play on your account or with you in our party:
You see the final price before you pay. Pay by card, PayPal or crypto with just your email, no sign-up. Your order page then shows the status, screenshots and a chat with our support.
Offers played on your account ask for your login after payment, through an encrypted form on the order page, never in chat. With you in our party, you need only your character name: you play your own character with our booster in the party. When the result is there, press “Everything's there” to close the order, or “Something's not right”. Not happy with the result? We fix it or refund you in full.
The same team sells as BOOST42 on G2G, a verified seller since October 2020 with more than 20,000 orders.
On your account means our booster plays your character. With you in our party means you play your own character in a party with our booster, so nobody else logs in. Leveling, the campaign, ascendancy trials, waystone maps, Atlas points and challenges offer both; boss kills are usually done in a party; starter and custom builds and hours of play are on your account; gear sets come by in-game trade.
Power leveling is bought as a stretch: set your level now and your goal, up to 100, and you pay only for the levels in between. Up to about 60 the campaign does most of the work, then waystone maps; from 90 each level takes much longer, so the price per level rises. Waystone runs, Atlas points and hours are priced by the amount you pick.
Everything that drops along the way stays on your character: items, currency and the loot of every map and boss.
Path of Exile 2 is Grinding Gear Games' action RPG on PC, PlayStation and Xbox. You play one of eight classes, Warrior, Ranger, Huntress, Witch, Sorceress, Mercenary, Monk or Druid, and level up to 100. The campaign has four acts and three Interludes, ends around level 60 and opens the Atlas. Ascendancy points come from four trials, the Trial of the Sekhemas or the Trial of Chaos, 2 points each and 8 in all.
On the Atlas you run waystone maps from tier 1 to 16, fill the Atlas passive tree and face the Fortress bosses, the Arbiter of Ash and the Arbiter of Divinity. Breach, Expedition, Ritual, Delirium, Abyss and the Vaal Temple each have a pinnacle boss and an 8-point tree that opens with its kills on four difficulties. Leagues change, and each brings its own 8 challenges with cosmetic rewards, so every offer has a League choice: the current league in Softcore or Hardcore, or Standard.
The price follows what you buy: the levels from yours to your goal, the act, trial or boss, the difficulty (the highest difficulty of a pinnacle boss costs 90% more), the build level, the gear set and what it's made for, the waystone tier and the number of Atlas points or hours. Current league Hardcore costs 100% more on the offers that list it, and Standard costs the same as Softcore. The platform doesn't change the price. The price you see already includes your choices. Nothing is added at checkout. Signed in with the same email, your second order is 5% off and every one after it 10% off.
On your account: our booster plays your character, and you send your login after payment. With you in our party: you play your own character with our booster in the party, nobody else logs in, and you send only your character name. The price is the same either way.
In 6+ years of boosting we've done 20,000+ orders on G2G, and that volume gets us the best rates from our boosters. Our markup is 5% to 10%, where other boosting sites add 50% to 100%. We sell straight to you on our own site, so no marketplace commission sits in the price either, and nothing is added at checkout. You pay 5% less on your 2nd order, and from the 3rd you're a VIP with 10% off.
Only for offers played on your account: the account you play Path of Exile 2 on, and on console your PlayStation or Xbox account. You send it after payment through an encrypted form on your order page, never in chat. With you in our party, you need only your character name.
Where an offer has a usual time, it's on the offer, and the order starts after payment. The campaign usually takes about a day, an ascendancy trial about an hour, and the Arbiter of Ash or a pinnacle boss kill about 3 hours.
PC, PlayStation and Xbox, at the same price. Pick the league on the offer: the current league in Softcore or Hardcore, or Standard. Hardcore costs 100% more on the offers that list it.
By what you pick: the levels from yours to your goal, the act, trial or boss, the difficulty, the build or gear set, the waystone tier, the number of points or hours, and the league. Nothing is added at checkout.
Only the levels you still need. Set your level now and your goal on Power leveling, up to 100, and the price counts the levels in between. Acts and trials work the same way: buy only the ones you have left.
Yes. Every item and all currency that drops stays on your character, and on boss kills every drop is yours.
Every offer shows its risk level before you pay, and our How we rate risk page explains each level. Not happy with the result? We fix it or refund you in full.
