Herald ★
- HERALD
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0–154 mmr
An alt account is a consumable, not a luxury
The rule is simple: you run private software from an account you would not miss. The ban lands there, and the main profile with its skins, medals and library stays intact. Below is the cheapest available option in each game, one per row.
55 items are available right now. Further into the catalogue there are heavier options — with hours, Prime, a rating and an extended warranty.
By game
Dota 2 all options dota_rekrut_1 3 h
CS2 all options cs2_prime 1 h
Prime
- PRIME
no numeric parameters
Rust all options rust_random 1 h
Random (mixed hours)
- MIXED HOURS
no numeric parameters
Escape from Tarkov all options tarkov_standard 24 h
Standart (base)
- EDITION
no numeric parameters
Stalcraft all options stalcraft_300 1 h
300+ hours
- AGED
300+ hours
ARC Raiders all options arc_0_99 1 h
0–99 hours
0–99 hours
Battlefield 6 all options bf6_steam 1 h
Steam account
- STEAM RU
no numeric parameters
DayZ all options dayz_base 1 h
Base
no numeric parameters
WARDOGS all options wardogs_random 1 h
Random (Steam, без выбора)
no numeric parameters
How to pick a consumable
- Do not risk the main. Take the cheapest option available. There is one job here — keeping your main profile out of it.
- Clear the platform filter. FACEIT and Premier want Prime or a rating; Rust and DayZ servers look at hours. Pick by the spec, not by the price.
- Do not trip automatic checks. A freshly made profile stands out. The aged options marked “inactive” read as lived-in, which is exactly what they are bought for.
- Count it as consumption. If an account lasts a week, keeping a couple of spares is cheaper than choosing again under pressure every time.
Common questions
Why keep a separate account for private software at all?
So the ban lands on a consumable rather than on your main profile. A main usually carries years of service medals, skins and the entire purchased library — none of which comes back after a ban. A spare account costs a couple of dollars.
Which option should I take?
The cheapest available one if the job is simply to keep the main out of it. If you need to clear a platform or server filter, look at the spec: Prime for FACEIT, hours for Rust and DayZ, a rating for Premier.
Is an aged profile better than a fresh one?
For trust systems, yes. A profile with no recent activity looks lived-in rather than assembled yesterday and trips fewer automatic checks. Those options are marked “inactive”, and some of them carry a longer warranty.
What happens to the account after a ban?
It stops working — that is the cost of this approach and nobody insures a buyer against it. The warranty covers the first hours after activation: if access did not work from the start, we replace it.