How Long Does a LoL Boost Take?
Real delivery times for League of Legends boosts, measured from the order to the moment the booster finishes it.
Measured delivery time
One division took a median of 6.9 hours solo, 4 hours duo
- Completed orders counted
- 3,555
- Date range
- October 26, 2025 – October 26, 2026
These are professional boosters, not average players. Figures do not include time an order was paused.
What the clock measures
Time from purchase to completion. It is a different clock from the one on the climb time page.
Starts
When the order is placed, so waiting for a booster to take it is included.
Stops
When the booster closes the order as finished. This can land shortly after the last game.
Left out
Any time the order was paused.
The climb time page counts only from the first tracked game to the last, so its figures are shorter. How long a climb takes →
Median hours by number of divisions
The more divisions, the longer the boost. Duo orders depend on when you are free to play.
- 16.9h4h
- 216.7h13.5h
- 336.3h33.3h
- 447.2h37.7h
- 555.4h60.8h
- 659h–
| Divisions | Solo boost | Duo boost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6.9h3.6h–16.6h662 orders | 4h2.3h–17.8h755 orders |
| 2 | 16.7h8.5h–31.9h502 orders | 13.5h5.2h–37.2h475 orders |
| 3 | 36.3h21.5h–52.2h273 orders | 33.3h12h–75.8h214 orders |
| 4 | 47.2h30.1h–76.1h205 orders | 37.7h20.9h–95.1h142 orders |
| 5 | 55.4h35.2h–107.9h91 orders | 60.8h45.2h–140h46 orders |
| 6 | 59h37.5h–108.7h51 orders | – |
Under each median is the middle half of orders and the number of orders. A dash means fewer than 30 orders, so the figure is hidden.
How we measured this
Taken from 3,555 completed League of Legends division boost orders placed on BoostRoyal between October 26, 2025 and October 26, 2026. The most recent two weeks are left out so that slow orders still in progress do not make the median look faster than it is. Hours run from the order being placed to the booster closing it, minus any paused time. Boosts are grouped by the number of divisions bought and by solo or duo. These times come from professional boosters, not average players. Groups with fewer than 30 orders are left out.
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More League of Legends rank data
- How long a climb takesTypical games and days for your climb, from real orders.→
- Games to rank calculatorWork out your games from your win rate and LP.→
- LoL account valueWhat accounts really sold for, by rank and skins.→
- How much boosting costsMedian paid per division, by tier and solo or duo.→
- LoL coaching ratesListed hourly rates, by the peak rank of each coach.→
- LoL rank distributionThe share of players in every rank.→
- LoL ranks explainedEvery tier, division and how LP works.→
- Decay, placements and duo rulesWhen rank decays and who you can queue with.→
- LP cutoffs todayMaster, Grandmaster and Challenger thresholds.→
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about how our services work, pricing, and account safety.
How long does a LoL boost take?
One division took a median of 6.9 hours solo and 4 hours duo, from the moment the order was placed. Half of orders finished faster, and the rest took longer.
Does the time include paused orders?
No. Any time an order was paused is taken out, so the figures only count time when the boost was active.
Why is this different from the climb time page?
This page measures from the moment you place the order until the booster closes it, so it includes waiting for a booster and for a good time to play. The climb time page counts from the first tracked game to the last.
Will my own climb take this long?
These times come from professional boosters, not average players. Climbing on your own will usually take longer.