Black Ops 7 Unlock Bundles

The most useful thing on this page is knowing which parts of the grind are worth paying for.

Each prestige lets you permanently unlock one item, which then stays available through every future prestige.

Most people pick whatever they're holding at the time. That's a mistake worth avoiding, because ten choices across ten prestiges is a meaningful shortcut through the relocking — and the right picks are usually the things you'd otherwise be waiting for at low levels each time round.

If you're ordering prestige work, tell us which items you want permanently unlocked and your booster will select them as each tier lands. It costs nothing and it's the difference between prestiging being convenient and prestiging being a chore you paid for.

Each weapon levels independently to 47, unlocking its attachments along the way.

Then Weapon Prestige — back for the first time since Black Ops 4 — adds two prestige tiers, each with unique prestige attachments and a permanent attachment unlock of your choosing. After those, Weapon Prestige Master takes that single weapon to level 250.

So "max out my gun" means three quite different orders depending on what you meant. Level 47 is the functional one. The prestige tiers add real attachments. Level 250 is a number.

We'll ask which you mean before quoting, because the gap between them is large.

You usually don't need a weapon at level 47. You need it at the level where the attachments in your build have unlocked — often well short of the top.

Send us the exact loadout, including attachments, and we'll price the level it genuinely requires. That conversation shrinks orders regularly and it's the single most useful thing on this page.

We won't run software. RICOCHET is kernel-level on PC and a levelling grind is exactly the workload that tempts automation. We don't, at any price.

We won't sell you Prestige Master without telling you it's cosmetic.

And we won't quietly include things you already have. Send your current state and we'll price what's genuinely missing.

Worth knowing, because it changes both the price and where the hours get spent.

Every mode feeds the same military rank bar — Co-Op Campaign, Multiplayer, Zombies and Warzone all count. They do not pay at the same rate, and they don't reward the same behaviour.

If you specifically want the levels earned in a particular mode, say so. It's your account and we'll do it. It costs more, and most people don't need it.

If you're building a set rather than everything, pick guns that will survive the next balance pass rather than the current top of the meta.

Weapons with high fire rate and manageable recoil earn XP fastest in Multiplayer. In Zombies almost anything levels quickly, and Zombies is frequently the cheapest route to weapon XP for exactly that reason — worth asking about if you don't care where the levels come from.

If you don't have a preference, say so and we'll pick efficiently. If you do, it wins. You're the one holding the gun afterwards.

Loyalty discounts grow with every order, and this service bundles better than anything else here because everything else depends on it.

Customers who invert this pay for the same hours twice. We'd rather sequence it properly and take the smaller total than take the larger invoice and have someone work out afterwards that half of it was redundant.

Send the actual loadout: weapon, optic, barrel, stock, magazine, underbarrel — whatever the build specifies. Plus your current military rank and prestige, your current level on each gun, your platform and your region.

We'll work out the minimum that delivers what you asked for, quote that, and tell you if anything unlocks earlier than you thought.

That's a three-minute conversation and it produces a smaller number than the calculator will, roughly half the time.

Rough figures so you can sanity-check any quote, ours included.

The estimate on the calculator reflects your actual starting point rather than an average, which is why giving us your real numbers produces a better quote than rounding.