Every NFA account price we charge
23 listings across seven games, from €0.35 for a CS2 account with Prime active to €2.46 for one with a knife or a glove already in it. No subscriptions, no tiers that unlock by paying more later — the number on the card is the number at checkout. An “NFA acc” is the same thing as an NFA account: that is simply how it gets typed in Discord.
| Game | Account | What is on it | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| CS2 | Prime Ready | Prime active, Premier not unlocked | €0.35 |
| Premier Ready | Premier unlocked and rated | €0.55 | |
| Premier Ready (4+ Medals) | Four or more service medals | €0.82 | |
| Premier Ready (10+ Medals) | Ten or more service medals | €0.86 | |
| Premier Ready (Inactive 14 Days) | Premier unlocked, untouched for 14+ days | €1 | |
| Premier Ready (10,000 Rating) | 10,000 – 14,999 rating | €1.01 | |
| Premier Ready (15,000 Rating) | 15,000 – 19,999 rating | €1.54 | |
| Premier Ready (20,000 Rating) | 20,000 rating or above | €2.25 | |
| Premier Ready (Knife or Glove) | Rare item already in the inventory | €2.46 | |
| Rust | Rust 1 – 100 Hours | Under 100 hours played | €0.91 |
| Rust 100 – 200 Hours | 100 – 199 hours played | €1.07 | |
| Rust 200 – 500 Hours | 200 – 499 hours played | €1.25 | |
| Rust 500 – 1000 Hours | 500 – 999 hours played | €1.55 | |
| Rust 1000+ Hours | 1,000 hours or more played | €1.95 | |
| ARC Raiders | ARC Raiders (0 – 100h) | Under 100 hours played | €0.60 |
| ARC Raiders (100 – 200h) | 100 – 199 hours played | €0.85 | |
| ARC Raiders (200h+) | 200 hours or more played | €1.10 | |
| Apex Legends | Apex Legends (0 – 100h) | Under 100 hours played | €0.60 |
| Apex Legends (100 – 200h) | 100 – 199 hours played | €0.85 | |
| Apex Legends (200h+) | 200 hours or more played | €1.10 | |
| Rainbow Six Siege | Rainbow Six Siege | Under 100 hours, no bans | €0.50 |
| DayZ | DayZ | Any playtime, no bans | €0.50 |
| Battlefield 6 | Battlefield 6 | Any playtime, no bans | €0.50 |
What actually changes the price
Nothing here is priced by luck. A CS2 account costs more when it has more on it: Premier unlocked rather than just Prime, a few service medals from seasons somebody played, a Premier rating above the floor, or a rare item in the inventory. Rust and the other hour-based games are priced by play time, because that is what the supplier charges us for. Region and platform do not move the price — every account here is global and playable from any PC, and the tier you pick is the only choice that does.
Why ours is €0.35 when other shops list this tier at $3 or more
Because nothing is added between your payment and your account. It is bought from the supplier the moment the payment confirms, delivered by our own automation, and supported through one Discord with tickets — there is no per-order human work built into the listing, and no second markup on top of a reseller’s own. For reference, in September 2026 the shops competing for the same searches list a CS2 Prime account between $3.00 and $6.50 on their own product pages; the same tier is €0.35 here.
What to check before buying an NFA account anywhere
- Does the listing say what is actually on the account? Prime or Premier, how many medals, what rating, how many hours. A tier name and a price is not a description — if you cannot tell what you are getting before you pay, you are guessing.
- Does delivery happen by itself? Instant and automatic means the token is on the order page the second the payment confirms. "Delivery instructions are provided after purchase" means someone has to be awake.
- What is the warranty, in hours, and what does it promise? A replacement inside a stated window, or a refund policy that reserves the right to refuse? Ours is a replacement within six hours of delivery, and the account has to actually be broken.
- Is the stock number live? A number that never moves is decoration. Ours comes from the supplier with every page load, and says "availability unknown" when the feed cannot be read instead of inventing stock.
- Who takes the money, and how? Card and crypto are both normal here. What matters is that the payment goes through a processor you recognise, or to an address your own order generated — not to a stranger’s wallet.
- What does "NFA" mean to the seller? To us it means a token login: no password, no email access, so the address on the account cannot be changed. Some shops use the same three letters to mean "no lifetime guarantee". Read which one they mean.
Questions about the prices
How much do NFA accounts cost?
Between €0.35 and €2.46 here, across 23 listings and seven games. The cheapest is CS2 Prime Ready at €0.35; the dearest is the CS2 Premier account with a knife or a glove in its inventory at €2.46. Rust runs €0.91–€1.95, ARC Raiders and Apex Legends €0.60–€1.10, and Rainbow Six Siege, DayZ and Battlefield 6 are €0.50 each.
What is the cheapest NFA account you sell?
CS2 Prime Ready at €0.35 — a Steam account with Prime active and Premier not unlocked. It is the cheapest because it is the least the game allows: you can queue normal ranked and Prime matchmaking, and everything above it costs more because somebody already played the hours, medals or rating on it.
Are there fees on top of the price?
No shop fees: the number in the table is the number on the card and the number at checkout. Card payments go through Stripe, and crypto is paid to the address your order shows at the rate quoted for that order.
Why are your prices lower than other shops?
Because we add less around the account. It is bought from the supplier the moment you pay, delivered by our own automation, and supported through one Discord with tickets — there is no per-order human work priced into the listing. Checked in September 2026, the shops competing for these searches list the same CS2 Prime tier between $3.00 and $6.50; ours is €0.35.
Do these prices change?
Yes — when the supplier changes ours. This table is built from the same catalogue the checkout reads, so it always says what you will actually pay, and the stock number on each game page is live.
Why is Rust more expensive than CS2?
Because Rust is sold by hours played and the supply is different: every tier is an account with the hours already on it, while CS2 Prime is the deepest stock we hold. What you are paying for in Rust is the time somebody already put in.
Every game’s own page lists its tiers with live stock, and how buying works walks through payment, the token and the 6-hour replacement.