What sells, and roughly why
Fire capes are the steady earner — high volume, well understood, and most buyers only want to sit through the Fight Caves once. Priced as a commodity, so compete on turnaround and reliability rather than on being cheapest.
Inferno is the opposite: low volume, high value, and priced on the fact that failed attempts still cost you the hours. If you can beat Zuk consistently this is the most valuable thing you can list.
Quest services and levelling are the long tail. They run for days or weeks, which makes accurate quoting the skill that matters — ask to see the buyer's quest list and stats before committing to a number, because a quote revised mid-job is where disputes come from.
Coaching and raids carries played alongside the buyer need no account access at all, which makes them the easiest sale to close with a cautious customer.
Write a listing that closes
State the delivery window honestly. "Scheduled within 24 hours" and "3–5 days" both sell; a promise you cannot keep turns into a dispute you cannot win.
Spell out what you need from the buyer — account access, gear, supplies, a particular build. The buyer requirements field exists so the awkward conversation happens before the booking rather than after it.
Say what happens if a run fails. Most sellers re-run at no extra cost, and saying so up front removes the single biggest reason a buyer hesitates on an expensive booking.
Be specific about scope on long jobs. "Train my slayer" cannot be checked off. "85 slayer" can, and it is the thing the buyer confirms against at the end.
Getting paid, and the friction we will not hide
The buyer confirms when the work is verifiably done, and the money moves to your balance less the 5% commission. Withdraw to crypto, Skrill, Payoneer or a SEPA bank transfer.
Verification comes first: a government document and a selfie holding it, reviewed by a person, before you can publish anything. You must be 18. It is asked for up front rather than at your first withdrawal, so you know before you commit time to this.
Account-access services carry real responsibility. You are being handed something the buyer cannot replace, and treating that carelessly ends a selling career quickly. Never ask for a registration email — you need to borrow an account, not own it, and asking is the fastest way to be reported.
Before you can list a service
- A free account here.
- Identity verification: a government document and a selfie holding it, reviewed by hand. You must be at least 18.
- The ability to actually deliver — this is the part buyers dispute.
- A realistic delivery window you are willing to be held to.
- A payout method saved — crypto, Skrill, Payoneer or SEPA bank transfer.
Your first three sales are free — then 5%, and nothing else