How to Sell Valorant Accounts and Boosting
Valorant accounts and rank boosting are among the most searched services in gaming. Here is how to list them so they sell, and deliver them without disputes.
Updated 17 October 2026
1. What buyers check on an account
- Region: Valorant accounts are tied to a region (EU, NA, Asia...). State it clearly.
- Rank (current and peak) and level.
- Skins and agents: list the best ones in the title, buyers search for them.
- Email access: "full access" (the original email is included) sells for more and causes fewer disputes than "account only".
2. Write an offer that sells
Put the key facts in the title (rank, region, best skins), the details in the description, and add screenshots of the collection. Offers on the Valorant accounts page are sorted cheapest first.
Choose a warranty (7, 14 or 30 days): it reassures buyers. For accounts, the sale becomes withdrawable when both the warranty and the 7-day hold after confirmation have passed.
3. Use instant delivery
For accounts you have ready, turn on instant delivery: you paste the login details once when you create the offer, and LLoot gives them to the buyer automatically as soon as the payment is confirmed. Buyers love it, and you sell while you sleep.
4. Selling boosting
On Valorant boosting, say which service you offer:
- Piloted: your booster plays on the buyer's account.
- Self-play: you play together with the buyer (duo).
- Coaching: you teach, the buyer plays.
State the rank range, the estimated time, and how you report progress (screenshots in the order chat work well).
5. Fees and payouts
LLoot charges 2% on Valorant accounts and boosting, and buyers pay no service fee. Payouts are sent in USDT or USDC on Polygon with no withdrawal fee. See how this compares with Eldorado and G2G.