Price study · Tarkov

Tarkov Boosting Prices Compared

No game in our studies spread wider than Tarkov at the top. On 21 October 2026, level 1 to 55 cost between $627.39 and $5891.00, 9.4 times apart. Level 1 to 5 was cheap everywhere; the gap opens once raids get dangerous.

  • Published 21 October 2026
  • 3 sites compared
  • 7 orders priced
  • Checked 21 October 2026

Tarkov PMC level prices

PMC level, piloted, from level 1, no extras. Collected 21 October 2026.
OrderMarket rangeMarket medianPremiumBoosting
Level 1 to 5$7.39 to $23.33$16.00$22.49
Level 1 to 15$25.39 to $87.00$65.00$83.99
Level 1 to 20$35.39 to $148.00$90.00$143.49
Level 1 to 30$90.39 to $414.00$175.00$401.49
Level 1 to 40$196.39 to $1044.00$675.00$1012.49
Level 1 to 45$331.39 to $1765.50$1647.00$1712.49
Level 1 to 55$627.39 to $5891.00$4824.00$5713.99

Why late levels cost so much in Tarkov

Every Tarkov raid can end in a death that wipes the kit and the XP of that raid. Early levels come fast from quests. After 30, each level needs many surviving raids on hard maps, and the dearest sites pay PMCs who survive most of them. Level 1 to 30 already ranged $90.39 to $414.00.

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How these prices were collected

Prices are for PvP PMC leveling from level 1, piloted, with no quest or Kappa extras. For one site we used the per-level ratios its calculator loads, then confirmed them against the price on its default order.

Sites: LFCarry, Overgear, Skycoach.

Questions about these prices

What does Tarkov level 1 to 55 cost?

From a fresh PMC, the sites charged between $627.39 and $5891.00. Ours is $5713.99.

Is PvE leveling the same price?

No. This table is PvP only; PvE has its own lower prices on most sites.

Updated 21 October 2026.