Hasty-Boost: What is Hasty-Boost?

Hasty-Boost is a boosting website where people can purchase various deals to get their accounts boosted by professional players. Unlike most other services that provide options for multiple games, Hasty-Boost only features Valve’s Counter-Strike 2 in its roster. The website was founded in 2014 and has great reviews, but it never became as popular as its peers, likely because it focuses on a single game only.

Since the website has been around for over a decade, it’s been in a few minor controversies and discussions among Counter-Strike 2 players. However, its small userbase raises some questions about Hasty-Boost’s service quality.

Founding History

While the exact date of the website’s inception isn’t known, the disclaimer at the bottom of it states that it’s been around since 2014. The CEO of Hasty-Boost is also unknown, with no mentions of the person anywhere on the website or on professional networking platforms like LinkedIn. 

Hasty-Boost has accounts on multiple social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. The service also has a Discord account, which people can contact for support. The website's social media accounts have a low follower count considering how long it’s been active, but all 3 of them are active, where it posts Counter-Strike 2 memes and deals available on the site. The Twitter account was made in November 2014, and the Facebook account in February 2018.

There is no way to check how much traffic Husky-Boost gets, but judging by the number of reviews it gets on platforms like Trustpilot, it’s safe to assume that it’s a low number compared to its competitors.

Offered Services

As mentioned earlier, Hasty-Boost provides boosting services by connecting boosters with customers who want to get their accounts boosted. What’s different about this one is that it allows customers to boost their ranks on third-party matchmaking platforms like Faceit and ESEA and gives the option to derank accounts.

The website offers players three options. The first option is that the booster plays on the client’s account, the second one is that the booster plays with the client in a single lobby, and the third one has professional players coaching the user. To incentivize repeat customers, Hasty-Boost gives people Loyalty Rewards, which they can use to get discounts on future orders.

Alongside boosting, the service allows users to buy accounts with their desired rank. However, much like the boosting service, this account selling service doesn’t seem to attract much of an audience, despite the long-standing background the website has.

Service Controversies

As mentioned above, the website did get into a major controversy some years ago by the Counter-Strike 2 community. While the attention it received wasn’t much, it was a borderline hit piece against the website’s boosters by a completely random CS player who wanted to get the website’s boosters banned ^[1].

Specifically, players complained that the service allows users to buy accounts with high levels, after which they asked Faceit to intervene and shut the service down. However, nothing really came out of this other than Hasty-Boost’s reputation being slightly damaged.

User Reviews

Even though Hasty-Boost has been active for over a decade, it only has a measly review number of around 250 in Trustpilot ^[2]. While it’s gotten an impressive rating of 4.8 stars out of 5, the shockingly low number of reviewers compared to the high experience makes it hard to give it a proper rating.

References

1. [1] "Hasty-Boost hit post". www.reddit.com. Retrieved May 17, 2024
2. [2] "Hasty-Boost Trustpilot". www.trustpilot.com. Retrieved May 17, 2024