About
Arena Carry is a group of multi-Rank 1 players who have been queueing together since TBC was new the first time. We got tired of watching reseller sites take their cut for forwarding orders to players like us, so we built the storefront ourselves.
Two things we do differently. Prices are public: configure a boost and the number on the page is the number you pay, no “DM for pricing” theatre. And nobody plays your order except the roster on this site. There is no outsourcing layer.
You won’t find our armory links here, because boosting accounts get reported and we like this roster alive. Ask in Discord and you get proof of titles and peaks before you pay anything.
Arena Carry is an independent service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or in any way connected to Blizzard Entertainment. World of Warcraft is a trademark of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.
Because boosting accounts get reported, and a public list of our characters is a list of reporting targets. We would rather keep the roster playing than win an argument on the internet about whether we are real.
Ask in a ticket and you get proof of titles and rating peaks before you pay anything. That costs us nothing and it does not hand anyone a hit list.
Because “DM for pricing” exists so the number can move once they know how badly you want it. We would rather lose the customer who finds us expensive than quote them a different figure than the person before.
Configure anything in the catalog and the number on the page is the number checkout charges. The server recalculates it from the catalog at checkout, so it cannot drift from what you were shown.
Somebody on this roster. There is no outsourcing layer, no marketplace of freelancers behind the storefront, and nobody is buying your order from us and reselling it onward. That is the entire reason this site exists rather than a listing on somebody else’s.
You can request a specific player at checkout if you have one in mind, and after an order completes you can ask for the same person again.
Regularly. If you are 150 rating off a gate and playing well, a carry is a waste of your money and an hour of coaching is not. If a Gladiator cutoff is not realistic in the time left in the season, we would rather say so than take the order and manage your expectations afterwards.
A shop that has never talked somebody out of a purchase is not advising you, it is processing you.
Account sharing is, and we say so plainly rather than pretending otherwise. Selfplay and coaching are not, because nobody touches your account.
The account safety guide covers the real risk factors, including the ones that are not reassuring, and what we do to avoid making them worse.