How to choose a DDoS-for-Hire service

The DDoS market is anonymous, fast-moving and full of middlemen reselling the same capacity at five different price tags — or simply taking the money and vanishing. Here is the checklist we recommend before paying anyone, including us.

1. Demand proof of power

Anyone can claim “1 Tbps”. Few can show it. Ask for a free test attack against your own infrastructure or a verifiable target, and watch the graphs: dstat, check-host, downdetector. A serious service demonstrates capability before asking for money — we always do. Public track records help too: our achievements page documents attacks on Cloudflare, Google, YouTube, Steam and Instagram with screenshots.

2. Check the seller’s reputation

Look for long-standing forum profiles, independent reviews and verification by third parties. We maintain a verified sellers registry where each entry shows the last check date and proven capabilities — sellers there were tested on real targets by our team.

3. Use escrow for large orders

For anything beyond pocket change, use a reputable escrow service or guarantor. Verified status reduces risk but never eliminates it — even we recommend escrow for big deals.

4. Know the red flags

• Price far below market — usually a reseller with no real capacity
• Refusal to do a short free test
• No history: fresh Telegram accounts, no forum presence
• Impersonation of known sellers (always double-check handles character by character)

The blacklist on our verified sellers page tracks reported scammers — check it before any deal.

5. Talk to them

Professionals answer fast and specifically: methods, capacity, duration, price. Vague replies mean a middleman. Ready to test the difference? Contact us — response is quick and the test is free.