A WARDOGS starter bundle is one order that moves several kinds of progress at once. Each tier card above lists its exact contents: the class tracks it raises, the weapons and equipment it delivers, the vehicles, and the in-game cash included. Tiers are cumulative, so every tier holds the full contents of the one below it.
Pick a tier, add extra cash on top if you want it, and the figure on screen is the figure charged. The price is complete before checkout and fixed after it; there is no quote step and no revision later.
Payment assigns one vetted booster to the whole bundle. One person delivers every line, and the order chat connects you to them directly, with support alongside in the same thread.
Line by line, by hand, in normal matches. The levels are played, the cash is earned and the unlocks are obtained in ordinary play; bots, scripts, exploits and third-party software come nowhere near the order.
A bundle carries more inside it than a single-service order, so the turnaround depends on how much your tier contains. A bigger tier is a longer job, and an honest delivery estimate cannot be a flat one.
Want it moved up? Express puts a bundle ahead of standard orders in the queue for a percentage added to the total, and streaming and duo are available as options at checkout.
A bundle is delivered on your account, so your booster signs in to play it. The login runs under the same hard rules as every account-shared order here: encrypted at rest, readable by the one assigned booster and nobody else, logged on every single read, and deleted when the order closes.
Every delivered line lands in your dashboard as your booster reports it: levels as the real in-game level, cash as the amount actually farmed, items as they arrive. You follow a bundle the way you follow a parcel, except the figures are the ones the game itself shows.
Because the contents are itemised, refunds are itemised too. Cancel before the booster starts and the full amount comes back. Cancel part way and the refund covers the lines genuinely not delivered, measured from the reported progress. A missed agreed window counts as a completion failure and triggers the same rules automatically; the full text lives on the refund policy page.
If your account is short of one specific thing rather than behind on everything, a single leveling order or an item drop is usually cheaper. A bundle earns its price when the whole account needs lifting at once.