Levels from anywhere up to sixty. Dungeon runs for the pre-raid list. The original forty-man raids, cleared in one lockout by a guild that runs them weekly. Honor ranks up to Rank 14. Professions to three hundred with the materials gathered. Gold by the hundred. Anything else goes through a custom request, where a booster quotes it.
Classic has no catch-up mechanics. There is no boost to the cap, no token, no seasonal reset that hands you a geared character. Everything here is time somebody spent, which is why levelling costs more than it does on a modern version and why Rank 14 costs more than everything else on this page put together. If a seller quotes you a Rank 14 in a weekend, they are describing a bot.
Self-play means you are in the group: you log in, you play, the team carries the run, and nobody else touches your account. Account share means a booster signs in and plays while you do something else, which is faster and cheaper and is the option that involves handing over a password. Account sharing is against Blizzard’s terms, which is true of every seller in this market, and is why self-play is offered on everything.
Rank 14 is the most expensive service on the page and the reason is honest: it is weeks of honor played by a premade, not a run that finishes in an evening. Lower ranks cost proportionally less, and the page prices eight, eleven and fourteen separately.
Only if you choose to. Every service is sold self-play as well as account share. Self-play means you are in the group and nobody signs in as you, so there is no password to hand over.
Days rather than hours, and the order shows a day range before you pay. Classic levels get longer as they go, which is why the price per level rises through the fifties and why starting part-way up costs considerably less.
