Custom request
WoW Forever Custom Requests
A WoW Forever custom order covers anything that does not fit a listed service — quoted individually, scoped in writing, and held in escrow like every other order here.
- Priced by
- Quote
- Scope
- Agreed before payment
- Protection
- Escrow + staff disputes
What this costs right now
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Related services
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How buying works
- Step 1
Choose an offer
Compare verified sellers on price, rate and delivery window. Every seller here was approved by staff before they could list.
- Step 2
Pay into escrow
Card, handled by Stripe. The money is held by us — the seller can see the order is funded and nothing more.
- Step 3
Get it, then release
Talk to the seller in your order thread. Nothing reaches them until you confirm the work is done.
What this is actually for
Most of what people want is on one of the other pages. What lands here is the genuinely odd: a specific quest chain finished, a character moved through content in an unusual order, a combination nobody has packaged, or a job that spans three categories and belongs to none of them. Custom requests are also where seller-specific expertise surfaces — someone who has run a piece of content four hundred times will quote for it even though nobody thought to list it.
Scope is the whole product
A custom order has no listing description to fall back on, which means the order thread is the contract. Write what done looks like, in plain terms, before any money moves: the exact outcome, the deadline if there is one, whether it is self-play or piloted, and what happens if the job turns out to be impossible. Staff resolving a dispute read that thread. A custom order with a vague brief is the single most avoidable bad outcome on this marketplace, and it is avoidable entirely by spending five minutes writing.
Quoting something nobody has priced
Expect a real conversation rather than an instant number, and expect a good seller to ask questions before quoting — that is a positive signal, not a delay. Where the job depends on something Blizzard has not published, which is a great deal of WoW Forever right now, a sensible quote will be conditional and say what it is conditional on. Payment goes into escrow when you accept the quote and is released when you confirm the agreed outcome, exactly as with a listed service.
Game facts on this page checked against Blizzard's published details as of 30 September 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a custom order?
Anything the listed categories do not cover: an unusual quest chain, a cross-category job, or a piece of content a particular seller specialises in but nobody thought to list.
How is a custom order protected?
Identically to a listed one. Payment goes into escrow when you accept the quote and is released when you confirm the agreed outcome, with staff dispute resolution behind it.
What should be in the order thread?
What 'done' looks like, any deadline, whether it is self-play or piloted, and what happens if the job turns out to be impossible. That thread is what staff read if it goes wrong.
Why is the seller asking so many questions?
Because they are quoting something nobody has priced. A seller who asks before quoting is a better sign than one who fires back a number immediately.
Can a quote be conditional?
It often should be, given how much of WoW Forever is unpublished. A conditional quote that names its conditions is more honest than a flat one that ignores them.