Yes, BoostBot is legit. It is a registered US company that has sold mobile game bots since 2015, publishes its refund terms, and lets you try the bot free before you pay. The one risk is to your game account. Botting breaks most games’ terms of service, and no bot can promise you will not be banned.
BoostBot is run by Digital Game Marketing LLC in Austin, Texas. The Windows bot has a free version with no card, and Premium has a 24-hour money-back guarantee even after you use it. You can check every point below on our published policy pages before you spend anything.
What is BoostBot and what does it do?
BoostBot is a bot that plays mobile strategy games for you. It gathers resources, upgrades buildings, finishes daily tasks and shields your base while you are away.
The bot is a Windows 10 or 11 app. It runs your game inside an Android emulator on your PC, reads the screen with image recognition and taps the way a player would. LDPlayer 9 is the emulator we recommend, and Nox and MEmu also work. BlueStacks does not.
The Windows app covers 19 games. Our cloud Bot Server covers 36, and Farm for Me covers 34. See the full list on our mobile game bots page.
Who runs BoostBot?
Digital Game Marketing LLC, trading as BoostBot, based in Austin, Texas. The company name and address are printed in our terms of service and at the foot of the refund policy.
Your contract is with a named company you can write to. Billing questions go to [email protected].
How long has BoostBot been around?
Since 2015. The bot started as ClashBot, a Clash of Clans bot, and moved to the BoostBot name the same year.
You can check this yourself. The Internet Archive (web.archive.org) holds copies of clashbot.org from February 2015 and of boostbot.org from September 2015. We no longer sell a Clash of Clans bot.
Can you try BoostBot before you pay?
Yes. The free Windows download costs $0, needs no card and has no time limit.
The free version runs unlimited accounts with the basic settings. Tasks marked with a crown icon need Premium. Run it on your own game first, and you will know the bot works on your PC before you buy. The setup guide walks you through it in six steps.
How do payment and refunds work?
You pay at a normal card checkout, and Premium can be refunded in full within 24 hours of payment, even if you activated and used it. Email [email protected] with your order number inside that window. No reason is needed.
| What you bought | Full refund window |
|---|---|
| Premium, first payment or Lifetime | 24 hours from payment, even if used. Up to 14 days if the licence was never activated. |
| Premium renewal | 24 hours from the charge, even if used. Up to 14 days if no bot session since the charge. |
| Bot Server, Windows Server | Until delivered, then 48 hours. Full refund if we miss the 72-hour delivery. |
| Farm for Me | Until setup begins. |
| Farm accounts | Until we send the logins. |
Checkout takes cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex and most local networks), Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm, Alipay, WeChat Pay, iDEAL and Bancontact. PayPal is not accepted.
Subscriptions renew on their own, but we email you before every charge: 3 days ahead for monthly plans and 7 days ahead for 6-month and yearly plans. Cancel any time in My Account under Subscriptions, and you keep access until the paid term ends. Refund requests get a reply within 2 business days and a decision within 5.
Can BoostBot get your account banned?
Yes, it can. Most game publishers forbid automation in their terms of service, and the publisher alone decides who gets banned.
No bot can promise you will not be banned, and we never compensate for lost accounts, items or in-game purchases. A ban does not cancel the Premium 24-hour money-back guarantee, but outside that window a ban is not grounds for a refund.
Our bot safety guide says the risk is highest in Rise of Kingdoms and Call of Dragons. It lists the habits that lower it: vary settings per account, take breaks after each cycle, give farm accounts unique names, and never bot the account you care most about. If you play Rise of Kingdoms, read it before you start the Rise of Kingdoms bot.
Where can you read BoostBot reviews?
On Trustpilot, at trustpilot.com/review/boostbot.org, where customers post on their own. Read the recent ones, good and bad, rather than trusting quotes on any seller’s site, ours included.
You can also ask current users directly. Our Discord is where customers ask questions, open support tickets and get answers from staff.
How do you get help if something goes wrong?
Open a ticket in our Discord with your email, your game and a screenshot of the bot’s Logs tab, and a person answers it. Billing and refunds go to [email protected].
Most setup problems already have a written fix on our guides page, such as Java errors, “Emulator not found” and a bot that opens the game but does nothing.
Is BoostBot Legit FAQ
Is BoostBot a scam?
No. It is a named US company, online since 2015, with a free version, a published refund policy and a 24-hour money-back guarantee on Premium. Try the free download first if you want proof the bot runs on your PC.
Can I cancel BoostBot any time?
Yes. There are no contracts. Cancel in My Account under Subscriptions, or email [email protected], and you keep access until the end of the term you paid for.
Does BoostBot accept PayPal?
No. Checkout takes cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm, Alipay, WeChat Pay and local bank methods such as iDEAL and Bancontact.
Does BoostBot work on a Mac or phone?
The bot app runs on a Windows 10 or 11 PC only. Without one, a Bot Server runs the bot in our cloud and you control it from a phone, tablet or Mac. Farm for Me has our team run your farm accounts.
Which BoostBot plan should I buy?
Start with the free version, then pick Premium for your own PC, Bot Server if your PC cannot stay on, or Farm for Me if you want it hands-off. Our plan guide compares them, and current prices are on the pricing page.
Facts checked October 31, 2026 against: boostbot.org refund policy, terms of service, pricing, download, get-started, guides and bot safety pages, and web.archive.org captures of clashbot.org and boostbot.org.
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