Buyer requests
Post what you need done and let sellers come to you
Describe the quest, grind, boss or kill count you want handled. Verified sellers send you private quotes, you pick the one you like, and the payment is held in escrow until the work is finished.
Free to post. You will be asked to create an account when you send it — what you have written is kept.
Open requests
Jobs waiting for a quote
How a request works
Post the job
Describe what you want done and what you consider finished. A request costs nothing to post and does not commit you to buying anything.
Collect quotes
Verified sellers reply with a price and what they will do for it. Quotes come to you privately rather than being published under the request, so sellers are pricing the job rather than undercutting a visible number.
Pick one
Compare the quotes on price, on what each seller has actually committed to, and on how many sales they have completed here. Accepting one turns it into a normal order with its own chat thread.
Confirm when it is done
The payment is held in escrow from the moment the order is created, and reaches the seller only when you confirm the work is finished. If it is abandoned part-way, you dispute rather than confirm.
What to put in a request
The quotes you get back are only as good as the description you give. Sellers pricing a vague request either pad the number to cover the unknowns or skip it entirely, so specifics get you better prices as well as faster replies.
- The exact goal — a quest name, a target level, a boss and a kill count, or a specific item.
- Where the account is starting from, including the stats and gear that matter for the job.
- Anything the seller needs from you, such as supplies, gear to borrow, or account access arrangements.
- A rough deadline, if one matters to you.
Who can post and who can quote
Posting a request needs an account and nothing else. Quoting needs a completed identity check: every seller submits a government document and a selfie holding it, reviewed by a person, before they can quote or list. So the replies to a request come from documented people rather than fresh accounts.