Deadlock Eternus Boost

Most boosting shops hide their top-rank prices behind a quote form, because a vague price is easier to inflate. We publish the rate for every one of the 66 sub-ranks, Initiate I through Eternus VI, and a sub-rank at Eternus costs $80 - visible in the calculator before you spend anything. Whatever bracket you start from, the total is the sum of the sub-ranks in between, fixed into the order at checkout.

Eternus is not a points threshold - it's a percentile rank, recalculated daily against the active ladder. Holding it means staying ahead of the curve, not banking a number once. That's also why there is no shortcut through placements: calibration caps at Oracle VI no matter the results, so the only road to Eternus runs through ranked matches above Oracle.

Because the rank is relative, the timing matters less than the booster. Orders into Ascendant and Eternus are taken only by boosters with a verified Eternus peak - the top slice of the roster - so the queue for these orders is real and the ETA is set by the booster who takes it. Expect a slower pace per sub-rank than mid-ladder: matches up there run longer and the lobbies don't forgive autopilot.

The search results for Eternus are full of accounts for sale, and it looks like the faster deal - until the original owner recovers the account through Steam support, or a ban wipes the purchase along with the collection. An Eternus rank earned on your own account keeps your inventory, your friends list and your match history, and no seller holds a key to it. We put the full comparison in a guide at /en/guides/buy-deadlock-account-vs-rank-boost; the short version is that an account you don't originally own is never really yours.

Same rails as every rank boost: in Piloted the booster signs in via a QR code you approve in the Steam app - no password changes hands - and plays behind a VPN of your region with appear-offline on. You get the order chat, progress pulled from the game automatically and streaming on request. Duo at this height is possible only within your own bracket, since ranked parties are limited to one rank: practical if you're already knocking on Eternus, not a way to skip the climb. If the result doesn't hold up, the dispute flow applies all the way to a refund, like on any other order.