Guardian covers 770 to 1,539 MMR. Players here know how the game works but still lose matches to positioning, item choices and map awareness rather than mechanics, which makes it a good bracket for practising fundamentals.
Who buys a Guardian account
You are stuck lower and want a fair start
Some accounts sink below their owner's level after a bad run. Starting at Guardian puts you in games where good habits pay off quickly.
You are coming back after a long break
A Guardian account lets you shake off the rust before playing at your old level.
Your party has mixed ratings
If one friend is far below the rest, a Guardian account brings the party's ratings closer together.
What to check in a Guardian account
Every account in the list shows its MMR, medal and stars, behavior score, matches played and ranked status, and most have screenshots. Compare hours played with ranked matches: many hours with few ranked games usually means the account was played mostly unranked. Also look at the ranked status — a ranked-ready account can queue right away.
How buying a Guardian account works
- Choose an account. Use the filters to narrow Guardian accounts by MMR, behavior score, price and screenshots.
- Pay securely. The account is reserved for you while you pay — by card, wallet or crypto.
- Get the login. The seller hands the account over after payment, usually within half an hour. The Steam login, password and linked email appear on your private order page.
- Make it yours. Change the password, the email and Steam Guard right away. Support is online 24/7 if you need help.