Is Overgear Legit? The Best Boost Trust Score, Explained

Overgear sells listings, and a listing is run by someone you never get to interview first. Across seven paid orders we saw no penalty land on any account we used, checked once more when we closed the pass on July 17, 2026. Seven is a small count and we would sooner say so out loud than round it up into a guarantee. The wider audit standing behind this page runs to 304 paid orders, and that is the pile that lets us call 22 minutes quick instead of guessing at it.

Every publisher whose games appear on this catalogue treats a shared login as a breach, so nobody selling here can make a boost invisible to Riot or Valve. The odds run in your favour; immunity is a different word entirely. What you actually control is hygiene - a password used nowhere else before the handover, a replacement the moment the account comes back, two-factor switched on again, and five minutes spent reading the match history to see what was played on your name. Overgear does none of that for you, and nothing in our data suggests it offers to.

Before you buy, look at the shape of the feedback and not just the number on top of it. 95% of 36,372 ratings are five-star, 3% sit at four, and 2% are parked at the bottom with the middle of the scale essentially empty. On a marketplace that curve usually means the ordinary draw goes through fine and the bad one gets written up in detail. Ours were all ordinary draws, seven for seven, which is exactly why the 2% band is the part worth reading closely: those reports are where you learn what a stalled Overgear order looks like from the buyer's side.

Everything is billed per division and the ladder is anything but flat. TFT and Wild Rift start at $14, Marvel Rivals and Apex Legends at $15, Overwatch, Dota 2 and LoL at $16, Valorant and FACEIT at $17, then CS2, Deadlock and GTA 6 close the list at $18. Twelve titles, twelve separate ceilings, so the game you queue decides whether this shop reads cheap or ordinary, and the $14 line covers two of the twelve. Sellers set their own numbers above those floors, which means a category page shows you a starting point and your checkout total tracks the person you picked as much as the storefront around them.

The unit deserves as much thought as the figure. Buying divisions commits you to a block before you know how your week is going to go, which suits a planned climb and stings on a short one. Eloboss bills a win at a time and opens at $5, so one strong session can stop the meter early. Neither shape is wrong; they simply fit different buyers, and working out which buyer you are beats staring at the sticker.

Everything operational happens in the order thread with whoever took the listing, and across seven orders answers there landed the same day, often within minutes of a question. Behind that sits Overgear's own desk, which is what you reach when a seller goes quiet. We never had to use it - seven clean finishes means nothing got escalated - so we cannot tell you how it holds up under pressure, and staffed hours are not published in our data either. Worth recording what did happen: even on the slowest of the seven, progress notes arrived without us chasing them, which is not a habit every listings site manages to train into its sellers.