KrakenBoost sells World of Warcraft boosts, including raids and Mythic+ keys, for the current Midnight expansion, Classic Season of Discovery, TBC and WotLK. Its site says it has operated since 2018, has completed 13,893 orders for 3,825 clients and has more than 100 active boosters. It accepts cards, PayPal and, uniquely by its own claim, in-game gold, and offers support via Skype, Discord and Facebook. Its homepage does not state completion times or a refund policy.
Its Trustpilot rating is 4.6/5 across 204 reviews, 97% five-star, but only 3 are from the last 12 months. The profile has been claimed since July 2018 and lists Seychelles as its location. It replied to both of its one-star reviews. Reviewers praise professional, fast service, support replies within minutes, mid-to-late-season pricing and reliable booster pay. Complaints are a payment option listed as gold that was not accepted, and a condescending support reply.
KrakenBoost carries an overall MMODude score of 4.0, which places it 175th of the 397 vendors we currently review (tied with 36 other vendors). Among the 96 boosting specialists in our directory, it ranks 52nd. The games it covers are listed further down this page (1 in total).
Its strongest category is Delivery Speed at 4.1. Its weakest is Trust & Security at 3.9.
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Yes — KrakenBoost has a strong Trustpilot record (roughly 200 reviews at 4.6/5) with a rating above the site average, and no unresolved scam-pattern complaints in our research.
Its site says it accepts in-game currency as payment, but one reviewer says a gold option was listed and then not accepted, so confirm with support first.
1 game in our directory currently, including WoW Boosting.