Does this break Riot's Terms of Service?

No — this is designed as own-account teammate matching, not boosting.

Both players use their own Riot accounts. Hire a Support does not require account sharing, scripting, cheating, automation, client modification, or access to another player's account. The service helps players find a reliable teammate for one normal or ranked game.

We do not sell guaranteed wins, rank boosts, account leveling, smurf carries, or hidden competitive information. The platform is designed around fair-play principles: own-account play, role intent, reviews, accountability, and transparent dispute handling.

Riot policies can change, so the platform stays conservative: no boosting language, no rank-gain promises, no account sharing, no gameplay automation, and no exposure of sensitive live-game information.

The role pledge

"I will queue with the buyer, select support where possible, and provide a reliable teammate experience in good faith. If matchmaking assigns me another role outside my control, I will still complete the game reliably."

Buyers see the matching expectation: matchmaking can assign a different role, and a full completed game still counts unless the seller intentionally avoided the agreed role, misrepresented the service, or acted in bad faith.

What we never display

• Champion picks, team comps, win/loss for any specific recent match.
• Live game ID / match ID on any public page.
• Ranked LP gain/loss in any platform UI.
• Anything that would help one player gain a competitive advantage over an unrelated third party.

If Riot policy tightens

The platform is conservative on purpose. If Riot ever signals that paid teammate matching itself is disallowed, we will pause the marketplace before a cease-and-desist arrives. The business bets on staying inside the lines, not on legal ambiguity.