Counter Strike 2 Faceit Services
- We boost on PC
FACEIT ELO climbing in Counter-Strike 2, sold by bracket from level 9 through the top of level 10. Each bracket is priced separately because the difficulty is not linear: level 10 is the ceiling rank, but the ELO spread inside it is enormous, and above 3,000 the pool narrows to a few thousand accounts per region with queue times to match.
- Starting price
- From $49.99
- Services on this page
- 7 options
Starting prices — the final total depends on your current progress and the options you pick, set in the configurator on each service page. Every run is played by hand, and we hold your payment until you confirm the result.
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Counter Strike 2 Faceit includes 7 services from $49.99: FACEIT - ELO. Open a service to see exactly what is included, how it is fulfilled, the current price.
Services on this page are piloted. The work is completed on your account during the agreed session, and the exact requirements are shown before you order.
Need something that is not listed? Ask in chat and we will confirm whether it is available before you order.
FACEIT ELO boosting for Counter-Strike 2
FACEIT runs its own rating, separate from the in-game Premier rating, and the level shown on a profile is a band of that ELO rather than a rank you win outright. That is why everything here is sold as a span between two numbers: you are buying the distance travelled, not a badge handed over at the end.
How the bands work
Placement puts a new account at the middle of the table, and the levels above it climb in bands a couple of hundred points wide. Level 10 is the exception — it opens at 2,001 ELO and has no ceiling above it, which is why the listings continue past it in steps rather than stopping at the badge.
A match moves the rating by a few dozen points either way, scaled by the gap between the two teams, and the level flips the moment the number crosses a boundary. Two consequences follow. A span that looks short in points can be long in games if the account keeps drawing stronger lobbies, and the higher spans cost disproportionately more because the pool thins out: the same win is worth the same points, but the opponents stop being people who lose to it.
What an order includes
- Played by hand on your account, in your region.
- The span you picked, finished — not a fixed number of matches that may or may not reach it.
- We hold your payment until you have opened the account and checked the result yourself.
Before you order
Check the span against where the account actually sits right now rather than where it sat last time you played. FACEIT does not reset the rating between seasons the way an in-game ladder does, so a stale starting number is the most common reason an order has to be re-quoted after it is placed.
If the account is close to a boundary, say so in the order. Finishing a span that ends two points inside the next band and finishing one that ends two hundred points inside it are different jobs at the same listed price.