DEADLOCK ETERNUS BOOST
Eternus is the top of the Deadlock ladder, and every booster on this roster lives there. This page is for players who want into Eternus — or deeper through it.
A Deadlock Eternus boost takes an account into or through the Eternus tier using verified Eternus 6 players. Reaching Eternus I from Ascendant I currently quotes $709 solo on the live calculator, while climbs inside Eternus are premium work — each Eternus subrank costs more than an entire mid-ladder rank because the games are against the best players in the region.
The hardest boost in the game
Below Ascendant, a strong booster wins on fundamentals alone. Inside Eternus the lobbies are competitors, streamers, and the same top players every night — climbing there demands peak play from an Eternus 6 booster, and pricing reflects that reality.
That is why entry into Eternus I stays accessible at $709 from Ascendant I, while pushes deeper into Eternus escalate step by step. A cheap Eternus 5 to Eternus 6 listing on a generic marketplace is usually a red flag that the seller does not actually field top-of-ladder players.
- Every order is played by a privately verified Eternus 6 booster.
- Entry to Eternus I is priced to be reachable; deep Eternus is priced like the climb it is.
- Solo handoff with encrypted credentials, or duo queue on your own account.
How Eternus pricing works
The first Eternus subrank step currently quotes $447, and each step after it costs more, up to $2,440 for a full Eternus I to Eternus VI climb. The live calculator on the landing page prices your exact gap before checkout.
Already at Ascendant VI? The final push into Eternus I quotes $337. Duo queue, priority, specific hero pools, VPN, and specific booster selection adjust the total from there.
Since the Ranked Mode update, Eternus subranks are percentile gates rather than fixed point totals — Eternus VI is reserved for roughly the top 5% of Eternus players and the thresholds move daily with the ladder. Climbing a subrank there means literally out-ranking the rest of the Eternus population, which is why each step is priced the way it is.
Who plays your games
Every booster is privately verified at Eternus 6 with rank proof and a trial match before they touch a paid order. Public names are aliases; buyers get accountability through ratings, jobs done, order chat, match logs, and support — without exposing booster identities.
Solo orders use encrypted credential handoff with Steam Guard approval planned in order chat. Duo orders keep you on your own account, playing beside the booster.
HOW IT WORKS
Set your gap
Pick your current rank and Eternus target in the live calculator.
Pay via Stripe
Checkout locks your quote and the order enters the queue.
Eternus 6 claims
A verified booster claims the order and coordinates in chat.
Climb and confirm
Track match logs, then review and secure your account.
FAST ANSWERS
How much does a Deadlock Eternus boost cost?
Ascendant I to Eternus I currently quotes $709 solo. Climbs inside Eternus are priced per subrank step and escalate with depth — the live calculator shows the exact total for your gap before payment.
Who does the boosting into Eternus?
Only privately verified Eternus 6 players. There are no lower-rank fillers on the roster, which matters most in Eternus lobbies.
Why do Eternus subranks cost more than whole ranks lower down?
Since the Ranked Mode update, Eternus subranks are percentile-based — Eternus VI is roughly the top 5% of Eternus players and the thresholds update daily. Climbing there means out-ranking the rest of the Eternus population against the best players in the region, so each step is priced like the multi-rank climb it actually is.
Can I duo through Eternus instead of sharing my account?
Yes, with one caveat from the Ranked Mode update: Eternus players can only party with another Eternus player within 3 subranks. Duo works when your rank and the booster's ranked account are close enough; order notes and chat confirm the pairing before the boost starts.