Is G2G Legit? What the LegitBoost Audit Found in 2026

Boosting breaks the account-sharing clause in most of the titles listed here, and no marketplace rewrites that clause. What G2G changes is who sits on the other end of the order. Across our six paid runs nothing landed on the test accounts - no lock, no rollback, no warning mail - and every conversation stayed inside the order thread where a dispute can see it. Sellers did ask for the login on rank work, which is normal once someone plays for you; we reset credentials on each account the moment a job was signed off, and we would tell any reader to do the same on a platform where you cannot always draw the same person twice.

The one-star column deserves a read before you buy. Twenty-three percent of 56,664 reviews is a real pile, and the loudest part of it sits outside boosting entirely: currency and account trades, where a publisher can reverse the goods weeks after they changed hands. A German buyer this July described exactly that - Metin2 currency bought through the platform, account locked around a week later, escrow long since released. Nothing in our boosting runs looked like it. Deadlock and GTA 6 are the categories where seller history is thinnest, so the ratings you lean on there cover far fewer completed jobs than a Valorant or CS2 listing does.

Floor pricing runs $11 per division on League, Marvel Rivals, Overwatch, Fortnite and Wild Rift. Valorant, TFT and FACEIT open at $12; Dota 2, CS2 and Apex Legends at $13; Deadlock asks $15 and GTA 6 asks $16, where the seller pool is smallest and the numbers reflect that. Those floors belong to the cheapest qualified listing, and reputation costs extra: a seller with four figures of completed orders will sit well above the entry number, and on our runs the bargain-bin pick was the one that slipped. Read the checkout total rather than the listing headline, since fees and payment method move it. Against a dedicated shop the entry number looks generous; against itself, listing to listing, it stays a seller lottery you enter every single time.

Help comes from two directions here. Seller chat is quick while the seller is online and dead quiet when they are away - our late order went unanswered overnight before we pushed it up to staff. G2G's own side runs on tickets plus a 24/7 chat widget, answered us the same day, and the dispute tools behaved the way the buyer protection page says they should. One Italian reviewer quoted below had a problem closed with a refund in ten minutes, which matches the better end of what we logged. Keep the argument on-platform and you rarely need to reach for a chargeback.