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Season rewards come with 10 wins at your rank. We play the wins you’re missing.
They’re the items Rocket League hands out when a competitive season ends, based on the highest reward level you reached. Each level takes 10 wins at that rank or higher. A season rewards boost means our booster plays the wins you’re still missing, so the rewards for your rank land on your account.
Pick your rank, playlist and how we play, and see the total before you pay.
Your booster confirms the schedule in chat before the first match.
Track progress on your order page and ask for a stream if you want to watch.
Ten wins at a rank or higher earn that rank’s rewards. Your reward level only goes up during a season, so if you sit at Diamond with 6 wins, we play the 4 that are missing. Epic hands the rewards out when the next season starts, and they can take a day or two to show up.
Already hold the rank? Reward wins are the cheaper route. If you’re below it, start with a rank boost and add the reward wins on top.
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Ten wins at a rank or higher get you that rank’s rewards for the season. Tell us how many you have and we’ll play the rest.
Yes. Ten wins at a rank earn you that rank’s season rewards, and the wins we play count toward your reward level like your own. The rewards land on your account when the season ends. Punishments almost never happen on our orders, so nothing gets between those wins and your rewards.
At the start of the next season. Epic says they can take one to two days to reach your account, so don’t worry if they aren’t there the first morning.
Every competitive playlist counts, extra modes included.
No. It can only go up during a season, even if your rank drops later on.
It’s priced per win, from $1.05 at the lowest reward level. Higher levels cost more per win, and you only pay for the wins you’re missing.
Short on both rank and wins? Send us your rank and we’ll build one order that covers the two.

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Herberth Andrade ("ARES"), Founder & CEO of EloAscend
Herberth founded EloAscend. He signed off on every answer on this page with the former pro who runs our Rocket League team, and we check the prices against the market again at the start of each season.
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EloAscend is independent and is not affiliated with Psyonix or Epic Games. The Rocket League Code of Conduct does not allow boosting, and account sharing can lead to action on your account. You order at your own discretion.