Premier climbs priced by the CS Rating between where you are and where you want to be. The eighteen competitive skill groups, on whichever map you actually queue. Faceit levels one through ten. Match wins and placements if you only want the games played. And an hour with a Faceit 10 if you would rather learn it than buy it.
Premier is one CS Rating number across the active map pool. Competitive is eighteen named skill groups and the rank sits on the map, not the account. Faceit is a separate client with its own ten levels and its own Elo. Winning on one does nothing to the other two, so pick the ladder you actually want to show and we price that one.
A CS account is a Steam account, and the skins on it are worth real money and are tradeable. Nothing is traded, listed, equipped or opened. If you would rather nobody signed in at all, every ladder here can be played as a duo instead, with you in the lobby.
Premier if you want one number that represents you across the map pool, which is what most people mean by their rank now. A skill group if you care about a specific map. Faceit if you are trying to get picked up by a team.
Yes. Every ladder here offers a duo option where you are in the lobby and nobody signs in as you. It costs more because it takes longer, and it is the only option with no account access at all.
