They apply to every order on the account, whichever service it is. Imba Premium is what comes with a Steam Hour Boost pass — the session hours are part of it, not the point of it.
Six things, and each one is a behaviour of your orders rather than a badge on your profile. Five are on every pass, the rest come with Elite.
Every order you place while the pass runs is picked up before standard ones — commendations, comments, group members, workshop, likes, votes and sessions alike. A busy weekend stops being the reason your delivery starts on Monday.
Going away for a week, changing your profile visibility, or simply want delivery to stop for a few days — one button holds the order where it is and another picks it back up inside the 30 days. Whatever already arrived stays on the profile.
One game at a time on each connected account. Pro gives you 360 hours, a month of evenings; Elite has no ceiling. Hours are part of the pass — they are not what the pass is for.
Set the hours your sessions may run — one in the morning to ten, or whatever matches how you actually play — and nothing runs outside them. It is the difference between an account that plays at human hours and one that is online around the clock.
Our apps go public free — the trainer included. Elite gets in while they are still being built: you play the closed beta, tell us what is wrong, and what you say changes what ships. Fewer testers than a public beta, which is the point — we can actually read all of it.
Sessions sign in from a server in the country you choose, so the mail Steam sends you names your own region rather than a data centre on the other side of the world. That is the one part of this you can check yourself, in your own inbox.
The queue is sorted before anything is claimed, so priority is not a promise about speed — it is a position. On a quiet day nobody notices it. On a Saturday night it is the difference between starting now and starting tomorrow.
Pro runs 1 Steam account, Elite runs 3 at once. The 30 days start the moment your payment is confirmed.
Six lines. Everything not in this table is the same on both passes.
| Parameter | PRO | ELITE |
|---|---|---|
| Price per 30 days | 2.99 € | 4.99 € |
| Queue position | Ahead of standard orders | Ahead of Pro |
| Session hours | 360 h | No limit |
| Steam accounts | 1 at a time, swap it whenever | 3 at once |
| Comment generator | 500/day, 3 saved lists | 1,250/day, 5 saved lists |
| Early access to new apps | Not included | Closed beta, before public release |
Without a pass
A free account generates 5 comments a run and 15 a day, keeps 1 saved list with up to 100 lines in it, and orders every service at the same price a pass holder pays. Nothing on this page is locked behind a pass; the pass moves the ceilings.
What a pass does not do
Every order costs the same with a pass or without one. What a pass changes is when your order is picked up, whether you can pause it, and which country your sessions sign in from. We would rather sell a queue place that is real than a discount that quietly comes out of the delivery.
Sessions sign in from a server in the country you choose, shared with the other customers in that country. That sharing is the design, not a shortfall — and the part you can verify yourself is the country, in the login mail Steam sends you.
A pass covers 30 days and stops on its own. There is nothing to cancel, and no card kept on file for a later charge.
