Is CrazyBoost Legit? What the LegitBoost Audit Found in 2026

No shop makes boosting invisible to the people running the game. Riot and Blizzard both act on shared logins, so the exposure here is small and real at the same time, and it sits on your account rather than the vendor's. What we can attest to is narrow: across the two orders we paid for, neither account picked up a suspension, a rank rollback or a warning mail, and neither booster did anything in the chat that made us reach for an escalation.

Read the spread rather than the headline rating. 966 reviews with 96 percent at the top and one percent at the bottom works out to roughly ten people who left angry over the life of the page, which is an ordinary shape for a shop that actually ships orders. crazyboost.gg goes back to April 2023, giving it a three-year track record behind the storefront - long enough that a pure exit scam would have surfaced in the complaint threads by now, and we found nothing of the sort there.

Paperwork is where the file thins out. We do not hold a verified copy of the written refund terms, and that page is the one thing worth reading in full before any money moves; a shop that will only discuss remedies after the fact earns a red flag in any category. If it does come to that, your leverage runs order chat first and a chargeback through your payment provider second, and the second route only works if you kept the log and paid by a method that supports one.

Per-division pricing runs $12 on Marvel Rivals, $14 on Valorant and Overwatch, $15 on Deadlock. That is a mid-table band, not bargain-bin, and it stays flat whether your booster needs two games to close a division or nine - which quietly favours the shop on easy runs and favours you on ugly ones. There is no win-based tier anywhere in our data, so short jobs carry the full division price either way, and coaching is quoted on its own at checkout.

One practical note before you compare quotes. The entry number is the entry number: a climb that crosses a rank boundary will never total up at $12, so build the full gap in the order form and read the final figure, then set that against what anyone else charges. Comparing headline prices across boosting sites is how people talk themselves into the wrong basket.

Help here runs through the order chat, which in practice means your booster answers before anyone official does. That is a friendly arrangement when things go well and a thin one when they do not. Neither of our runs needed an escalation, so we cannot tell you how the shop behaves under pressure - and with no published hours, no ticket response target and no Discord turnaround on file, anyone ordering across a time zone should fire off a small question and time the reply before committing to a large climb. The reviews we pulled point the same way: customers name their booster (mastablasta, Kxvsu, Seele) far more often than they mention a support desk.