Can You Pay Someone to Complete OSRS Quests?
Yes, and it is one of the most common things people order — here is how quest services actually work, what they can and cannot do, and what to sort out before one starts.
The Short Answer
Yes. Quests are one of the most ordered categories, because unlike skill training there is no way to make a quest faster — it takes as long as it takes, and it is the same length every time.
The practical detail people miss: a quest service still needs your account to meet the quest's skill requirements. We can complete the quest, but we cannot make Song of the Elves accept 65 Agility. If the levels are the blocker, that is a skilling order, not a quest order.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Can it be done? | Yes — quests are a standard service |
| Two lists | Normal accounts and ironman accounts are priced separately |
| Do you need the requirements? | Yes. A quest service completes the quest; it cannot bypass its skill gates |
| Pricing | Per quest, shown on the quest list with requirements next to each |
| Automation | None. All work is manual, per our terms |
| Speed option | Express is 16 to 20 hours of work per day instead of about 8, for 40% more |
- Question
- Can it be done?
- Answer
- Yes — quests are a standard service
- Question
- Two lists
- Answer
- Normal accounts and ironman accounts are priced separately
- Question
- Do you need the requirements?
- Answer
- Yes. A quest service completes the quest; it cannot bypass its skill gates
- Question
- Pricing
- Answer
- Per quest, shown on the quest list with requirements next to each
- Question
- Automation
- Answer
- None. All work is manual, per our terms
- Question
- Speed option
- Answer
- Express is 16 to 20 hours of work per day instead of about 8, for 40% more
Why Quests Are the Most Sensible Thing to Outsource
Skill training has a shortest path, and if you enjoy optimising it there is genuine satisfaction in doing it yourself. Quests do not work like that. A quest is a fixed sequence of dialogue, travel and fights, and there is no clever way to shorten it — the tenth person to do Monkey Madness II spends about as long as the first.
That is why quest orders are so common. The thing you are buying back is time that could not have been optimised anyway, which is a much easier decision than paying to skip a grind you might have enjoyed.
The quests people order most often
- The grandmasters, because they are long and their prerequisite chains are longer — Desert Treasure II, Song of the Elves, Dragon Slayer II, While Guthix Sleeps
- Recipe for Disaster, because it is ten subquests rather than one
- Quest cape progress, where the remaining list is long but individually unremarkable
- Specific unlocks that gate something else — Song of the Elves for the Gauntlet, Priest in Peril for Morytania access
What a Quest Service Can and Cannot Do
| Can | Cannot |
|---|---|
| Complete any quest your account qualifies for | Bypass a quest's skill requirements |
| Work through a long list of quests in sequence | Make a quest shorter than it is |
| Handle the prerequisite chain as part of the order | Complete a members quest on a free account |
| Route an ironman correctly, with ironman-aware item gathering | Trade items to an ironman to shortcut a requirement |
| Tell you which requirements you are missing before you pay | Guarantee you will never be actioned by Jagex |
- Can
- Complete any quest your account qualifies for
- Cannot
- Bypass a quest's skill requirements
- Can
- Work through a long list of quests in sequence
- Cannot
- Make a quest shorter than it is
- Can
- Handle the prerequisite chain as part of the order
- Cannot
- Complete a members quest on a free account
- Can
- Route an ironman correctly, with ironman-aware item gathering
- Cannot
- Trade items to an ironman to shortcut a requirement
- Can
- Tell you which requirements you are missing before you pay
- Cannot
- Guarantee you will never be actioned by Jagex
Normal Accounts and Ironmen Are Different Orders
We split quests into two lists because the work genuinely differs. On a normal account, an item requirement means a trip to the Grand Exchange. On an ironman, it means gathering the item, which can be most of the order.
- Normal accounts — quest cape progress and individual completions, priced per quest
- Ironman accounts — the same quests with ironman-aware requirements and routing, priced separately for a reason
If you are an ironman, order from the ironman list. The normal price does not cover the gathering, and the difference is not a rounding error on the longer quests.
The Alternative Worth Considering
If what you actually want is the unlock rather than the completion, check whether there is a shorter path. Some things people order a full grandmaster for are gated by something smaller.
- Want the Gauntlet? That needs Song of the Elves specifically, so there is no shortcut
- Want Barrows gloves? That is Recipe for Disaster, which can be ordered subquest by subquest
- Want the ancient rings? That is Desert Treasure II, and the prerequisite chain is most of the work
- Want a quest cape? Send us your remaining list rather than ordering quests individually — we quote the gap
How a Quest Order Works
The same flow as any other service, with one extra step at the start that saves time later.
- Check your account against the requirements shown next to each quest on our quest list
- Pick the normal or ironman list, depending on your account type
- Add the quests you want, and tick express if you have a deadline
- At checkout, give a Discord name or an email and pay in full
- Tell us in the ticket if any requirement is missing, so we can price the skilling into the same order
- Change your password, and your bank PIN if we ask
- We complete the quests by hand and update you in the ticket
- Check the account when it is done, then change your password again
If we spot a missing requirement after you have ordered, we will raise it in the ticket rather than starting an order that cannot finish.
What to Sort Out Before It Starts
Quest orders have one risk that skilling orders do not: an unmet requirement stalling the order mid-way.
| Risk | How it is handled |
|---|---|
| Missing skill requirements | Check the requirements column on the quest list. If a level is short, add the skilling to the same order. |
| Account type | Order from the ironman list if you are an ironman — the gathering work is the difference. |
| Membership | Only 24 of the game's quests are free-to-play, so most orders need an active membership. |
| Items you want kept | Say so in the ticket. Some quests consume items, and it is easier to agree that in writing first. |
| Password and bank PIN | Changed before the order, and changed back afterwards. Same as any order. |
| What we do not cover | Bans, mutes, rollbacks and hardcore deaths, per our terms. |
- Risk
- Missing skill requirements
- How it is handled
- Check the requirements column on the quest list. If a level is short, add the skilling to the same order.
- Risk
- Account type
- How it is handled
- Order from the ironman list if you are an ironman — the gathering work is the difference.
- Risk
- Membership
- How it is handled
- Only 24 of the game's quests are free-to-play, so most orders need an active membership.
- Risk
- Items you want kept
- How it is handled
- Say so in the ticket. Some quests consume items, and it is easier to agree that in writing first.
- Risk
- Password and bank PIN
- How it is handled
- Changed before the order, and changed back afterwards. Same as any order.
- Risk
- What we do not cover
- How it is handled
- Bans, mutes, rollbacks and hardcore deaths, per our terms.
Our FAQ says delivery times vary by service, and the storefront prices work rather than predicting calendar dates. The one thing we can state precisely is hours worked per day: about 8 on a regular order, 16 to 20 across two shifts on express for 40% more. Ask in live chat with your actual account and we will quote the specific gap.
FAQ
Is it allowed to pay someone to do a quest?
Account sharing is against Jagex's rules regardless of what is being done, and no provider can change that. What differs between providers is whether the work is automated — ours is not, per our terms.
Do I need the skill requirements before ordering a quest?
Yes. A quest service completes the quest; it cannot make the quest accept lower levels. If the requirement is the blocker, tell us and we will price the skilling into the same order.
How much does a quest cost?
It is priced per quest, and every quest on our list shows its price and its requirements together. Express adds 40% and doubles the hours worked per day.
Can you do quests on an ironman?
Yes, from the ironman quest list, which is priced separately because the item requirements have to be gathered rather than bought.
How long does a quest order take?
It depends on the quest and on whether you choose express. Our FAQ notes that delivery times vary by service; what we can state precisely is that regular is about 8 hours of work per day and express is 16 to 20.
Can I order a whole quest cape?
Yes, and it is better handled as a quote than as individual quests. Send your remaining list and current stats in live chat and we price the actual gap.
Related Guides
- OSRS Minigames and Quest Completion Service
- OSRS Questing Service: How It Works and What to Expect
- Fastest Way to Get the OSRS Quest Cape
- OSRS Optimal Quest Order: Fastest Route to Account Progression
- OSRS Regular vs Express Service: Which One Should You Choose?
- Are OSRS Boosting Services Safe? Complete Account Safety Guide
Bottom Line
Yes, you can, and quests are the easiest thing to justify outsourcing because their length cannot be optimised away by playing better.
The one thing to check first is the requirements column. A quest service completes quests; it does not bypass their skill gates, and an unmet requirement is the most common reason an order stalls.
If you are an ironman, order from the ironman list. The gathering work is real and it is why the two lists are priced differently.
Prices, turnaround times and game rules change. Ask us in live chat if you need the current position on anything here.
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