what counts as a custom project?
Anything bigger than a single booking. A fresh character that needs to end up comfortable in the weekly boss lineup. A push toward the Grandis heavyweights. Symbols, dailies and Legion handled week after week while you focus on the fun parts. If it takes more than one session to finish, it scopes better as a project.
how a project is scoped
- You describe where you are and the intended outcome, in the project scoper or straight in a Discord ticket.
- The crew breaks it into stages and writes the scope down: what gets done, in what order, by when.
- The price becomes firm only when that written scope is agreed. Until then, everything is an estimate and you owe nothing.
Wondering how a scope actually reads? The homepage carries three example project scopes, illustrative shapes built from the same fixed rates, laid out stage by stage.
staged completion, milestone delivery
Big projects split into stages, and you pay as stages complete, never everything up front. Each stage ends with updates in your ticket, so you can check progress, adjust the plan, or stop at any milestone. Session work comes with screenshots, and a live stream is available whenever you want eyes on a session.
the same rules as every order
XPBoosting has been a hand-played MapleStory boosting service since 2017: no bots or macros, ever. Login work runs under the written safety protocol: one senior pilot, a VPN matched to your region, the change-nothing rule, and a password rotation once the work is done. Where a stage can be done self-play, it is.
Projects run on Kronos and Hyperion, the GMS NA Reboot Heroic servers, and on the seasonal Challengers world. Fixed building-block rates from the pricing highlights feed the estimate; the custom parts are quoted after scoping.