Call of Duty · MW4, BO7 and Warzone
Call of Duty Boosting by Iridescent Players
Call of Duty boosting means an Iridescent player gets your account where you want it: a Soldier Rank or a Prestige, a weapon at max level, a mastery camo or a Ranked Play division. Soldier Rank 1 to 55 costs $84.99, a mastery camo on one weapon costs $12.49, and the price you see is the price you pay.
- Rank 1 to 55 for $84.99
- Camos from $12.49 a weapon
- PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch 2
Updated 21 October 2026 · Reviewed by the PremiumBoosting team
How CoD boosting works
- 01Pick the grindLeveling, Prestige, weapons, camos, Ranked Play or nukes. The total updates as you choose.
- 02Pay the price you sawThe checkout total matches the quote. Nothing gets added once the order starts.
- 03Your player signs inThey connect from your region with your status offline. Activision may email you a code the first time; paste it in the order chat.
- 04Follow every stepEach session lands on your order page with what changed on your account.
Call of Duty boosting prices
| Order | Price |
|---|---|
| Soldier Rank 1 to 55 | $84.99 |
| One Prestige | $53.99 |
| One weapon to max level | $23.49 |
| First mastery camo, one weapon | $12.49 |
| Third mastery camo, one weapon | $24.99 |
| Final camo on every weapon of a mode | $677.99 |
| Ranked Play, Gold I to Platinum I | $43.50 |
| Ranked Play, Crimson I to Iridescent | $257.00 |
| Full campaign, Regular | $76.49 |
| Multiplayer nuke | $75.49 |
Self-play costs 77% more, since it takes a player's live time. DMZ levels and DMZ Cash are quoted by hand until more sites sell them for MW4.
MW4 camo boost
Each mode has its own chain of mastery camos: Multiplayer, Warzone, and DMZ in MW4 or Zombies in Black Ops 7. Pick the camo and the weapons, or the final camo on every weapon of a mode for $677.99. Every kill is earned in public matches, by hand.
Prestige and leveling
Soldier Rank 1 to 55 costs $84.99, and each Prestige after that costs $53.99. Regular keeps your loadouts; Classic is the old full reset, with faster XP and its own rewards. Pick one in the quote and we'll run that path.
Ranked Play boost
Bronze to Iridescent, in Black Ops 7 and Warzone today. Activision hasn't opened Ranked Play in MW4 yet; pick MW4 and your order starts the day it opens.
Can you get banned for boosting in Call of Duty?
Yes, on paper. Activision's Security and Enforcement Policy lists boosting as an offence, and it punishes the account owner no matter who was playing. Penalties go from a warning up to a permanent ban. We keep the risk low: your player connects from your region, your status stays offline and matches fit the hours you'd normally play. Want nobody to sign in at all? Pick self-play.
| What Activision looks at | What we do about it |
|---|---|
| A sign-in from a new place | Same region as your usual logins |
| Someone playing while you're online | Your status stays offline, and we never play while you're signed in |
| Play that looks nothing like yours | Matches get spread over the hours you'd normally play |
| Software on your machine | Nothing gets installed; every match is played by hand |
Who plays your account
Every order goes to a player who plays Ranked Play at Iridescent, the highest division, and each one has passed an ID check before joining. They play every match by hand, on a PC or console of their own, so nothing gets installed on yours.
How we price Call of Duty boosting
We compared 9 Call of Duty boosting sites, one price per site and order, checked on 15 October 2026. Our prices sit near the top of that market, just under the most expensive one, because every order goes to an Iridescent, ID-checked player. MW4 prices were pre-orders then, and we check them again after launch.
Call of Duty Boosting FAQ
What is boosting on Call of Duty?
It's when a stronger player gets your account where you want it: a Soldier Rank or a Prestige, a weapon at max level, a mastery camo or a Ranked Play division. Usually your player signs in and plays for you. Rather keep the controller? Pick self-play and they join your squad.
Can you get banned for boosting on CoD?
Yes, on paper. Activision's Security and Enforcement Policy lists boosting as an offence, and it punishes the account owner no matter who was playing. Penalties go from a warning up to a permanent ban. We keep the risk low: your player connects from your region, your status stays offline and matches fit the hours you'd normally play. Want nobody to sign in at all? Pick self-play.
What do CoD boosts cost?
Soldier Rank 1 to 55 costs $84.99, a mastery camo on one weapon $12.49 and a Battle Pass tier $2.49. Crimson to Iridescent, the last climb in Ranked Play, costs $257.00. Leveling orders start at $15.70.
Can I play with my booster?
Yes, pick self-play. You play every match on your own account and nobody else signs in. Your player joins your party, calls the plays on voice and takes the fights you can't win alone. It costs 77% more because it takes a player's live time. You can also book a pro by the hour for $13.99.
Classic or Regular Prestige?
Pick Regular if you want to keep your loadouts. It takes you back to Level 1 and leaves your Create-a-Class progress in place. Classic is the old reset: it locks your loadouts again, and in exchange you earn XP faster and get rewards Regular doesn't give.
Do you use cheats or mods?
No. We play every match by hand, and nothing gets installed on your PC or console. Activision treats any tool that edits the game to hand you camos or gear as cheating, and we stay out of that side of the market completely.
Will my booster spend my COD Points or touch my loadouts?
No. Your player plays what you ordered and won't spend a single COD Point or open the store. Your loadouts and Operators stay the way you set them, apart from what the order needs, like equipping the weapon being levelled.
Does my Black Ops 7 progress carry into MW4?
No. Your Black Ops 7 camos and Prestige stay in Black Ops 7, because Modern Warfare 4 starts with its own weapons and its own Prestige. Warzone runs on Modern Warfare 4 content from Season 1, so what you earn in MW4 shows up there too.
Sources: Call of Duty Security and Enforcement Policy (Activision) · RICOCHET Anti-Cheat update on boosting bans (Call of Duty). Updated 21 October 2026.