Shops can sell keys for several providers in one place, but the details still matter: which edition you get, how long it lasts and who helps if it doesn't activate. A paid key may also leave you needing the developer's approval. Here's what each shop actually lists.
Flawless sells WardenGG, Sylvanas, Phoenix and Murloc keys at public 30-day prices, while each software provider sets its own admission rules.
Listed prices
USD 49.99-79.99 / 30 days for listed WoW licenses
You still need to meet the provider requirements and choose the correct edition.
The listed prices are WGG USD 59.99, Sylvanas USD 49.99, Phoenix USD 79.99 and Murloc USD 74.99, subject to the provider's admission rules and the exact edition on offer.
Required
You must meet the chosen provider's eligibility and account requirements.
Gotham sells NilName and other WoW software, with automatic or manual key delivery depending on the item. Basic help is included, while broader setup advice requires Gotham Premium.
Listed prices
NilName $20 / 30 days; AKH advertised at $7.99 / 30 days
The currency code is unverified, and AKH requires a separate NilName subscription.
The dollar symbol does not identify a confirmed ISO checkout currency. AKH is advertised at $7.99, reduced from $9.99, with NilName sold separately. SIN/SIO keys give you 30 days in Basic or 24 days in Full. GL Epsilon's listing combines a 9.99 base amount with a 90 increment for the first-account option, but its final price and currency remain unverified.
Required
You need a supported game client and any underlying platform required by the product you buy.
Halenir sells WoW bots and unlocker keys, with automatic delivery advertised for stocked keys. Some offers give session counts and prices without saying how long the license lasts.
Listed prices
SIN USD 13.99 / 24 days; TCX from USD 16
TCX and NilName periods are unconfirmed, while Forge top-ups have different terms from new keys.
SIN includes its profiles and unlocker, with six or more priced at USD 12.49 each. TCX ranges from USD 16-139 and NilName Advanced from USD 20-110 according to session count, but those offers do not state a license period.
Required
The selected software provider sets the eligibility and activation requirements.
Unicom sells WoW software and profiles alongside machines, proxies and game-payment services. It publishes remedies for faults and downtime, though customer support reports are mixed.
Listed prices
NilName $10-20; TCX $12.80-16 storefront ranges
The listing does not confirm the edition, period, session allowance or currency.
SIN and SIO are each listed at $13.50, but the accessible quick view omits the selected duration and session count. The headline ranges therefore leave too much out for a fair price comparison.
Required
You must meet the chosen provider's eligibility and activation requirements.
