ARC Raiders Raider Bundles

Every bundle is built from the same four things, sized differently.

Straightforward arithmetic.

Levelling means raiding. Raiding produces loot. Loot sells for coins. Coins and materials feed benches. So a booster running your levels is already generating most of what the other three components need.

Buy them separately and you pay four times for overlapping work, join four queues, and coordinate four schedules. Buy them together and it's one job, one booster, one schedule — and the pricing reflects the overlap rather than ignoring it.

That's the entire case, and it's why bundles are the highest-value way to buy anything on this game.

The component people leave to chance and then regret.

Tell us what you actually like using. Some players want a PvP-oriented kit built around holding fights; others want something durable for PvE and extraction under pressure; others want a specific weapon they enjoy regardless of whether it's optimal.

There's no extra charge for specifying. A booster building a kit you'll never take Topside has wasted both your money and their raids, so the two minutes it takes to say "I play close range, I hate that gun" is the highest-return thing you can add to the order.

Clearer to state than to imply.

We list what's excluded because bundles are where vague scope does the most damage. If you assumed something was in there and it wasn't, that's our failure, not yours.

This is the single most important thing on the page, and it decides which tier you should buy.

So a bundle is a cycle purchase, not a permanent one. Every component of it is on the reset list.

Tell live chat where you sit in the cycle before picking a tier. It's the question that most often changes the recommendation, and it regularly changes it downward.

Reasonable question, since they overlap.

If you've just departed, buy wipe recovery. If you're starting fresh, stuck, or want to skip the early cycle, buy a bundle. If you're not sure, live chat will pick for you based on where your Raider actually is.

One thing not to include in your planning this month.

Cred expires on 8 October 2026. Embark are removing it entirely, replaced by a new reward system with the Frozen Trail update. Cred is on the carry-over list — it survives Expeditions — but it will not survive October.

No bundle on this site includes Cred farming, and if another service offers it to you this month, that's a currency with three weeks left. Spend any balance you hold with Shani or on Raider Deck tiles before the deadline.

Worth setting expectations, because ARC Raiders is slower than the games most customers are comparing against.

A raid runs long. Loot has to be earned Topside and extracted with, not conjured. Which means a bundle is measured in days rather than hours — a starter package might land inside a day, a mid-tier one usually spans two, and a legendary build genuinely takes several.

That's not queue time, it's play time. Your booster is doing exactly what you'd be doing, just with a much better extraction rate.

Two practical consequences. First, agree the schedule properly in the order chat rather than assuming — you can't play while the piloted portion runs, and over several days that matters. Second, if you're racing the departure window, order earlier than feels necessary. A legendary bundle started four days before a window closes is a bundle you'll barely use.

Worth mentioning because it's the pattern we see.

First-time buyers pick a tier. Second-time buyers describe a Raider. The second group pays less and ends up happier, because the preset tiers are built to cover a range of people and yours is built to cover you.

If you've bought once, use the custom offer form the next time and tell us what you actually used out of the last one.