The Division 2 Prototype Augments Leveling

Choose a current-to-desired level range, then select how many Augments need that same upgrade. You can order 1–15 Augments, up to level 10. The selected range applies to every Augment in this order.

For example, select level 6 to 10 and a quantity of 2 to upgrade two Augments from level 6 to 10. If your Augments start at different levels, contact support for a mixed order before paying. We match the agreed Augments to their items in your private order chat.

• Piloted: our player uses your agent to complete the farming and upgrades. Arrange access and any login approval before the session.
• Selfplay: you play your agent alongside our player. Keep the agreed items equipped for the XP work and be available for the session.
• Order urgency: Normal, Express (+20%) or Super Express (+40%). Choose one priority. Support agrees the schedule for a priority order before the session; these options do not promise a fixed shorter completion time.

Timing: we start within 15 minutes once the required details and access are ready. The one hour below the calculator is an estimate, not a deadline for every order. The time depends on your current and desired levels and the number of Augments. Support agrees the completion time for larger orders before work begins.

• An active The Division 2 account on PC, PlayStation or Xbox.
• A level 40 agent with access to Escalation for Core farming.
• The Prototype items you want to use, already carrying the Augments you want to level.
• The correct current level selected for each Augment, with a higher desired level.
• Inventory space for the farming session, plus account access for Piloted or time to play for Selfplay.

You do not need to stockpile the required Cores before ordering: farming them is included. Acquiring the starting items, converting gear to Prototype quality, and rerolling an Augment are separate work.

An Augment is an extra effect on a Prototype item. Its level improves that effect; it is separate from the item’s Expertise level and its attribute rolls. Leveling an Augment does not replace the item or reroll its other stats.

XP progress and Cores do different jobs. Using the item earns progress, while Cores pay for its upgrades. A full XP bar alone is not the same as a higher Augment level. This service completes the upgrades rather than stopping at a full bar or a balance of unused Cores.

Choose an Augment you want to keep before ordering. If you are still trying to roll another effect, leveling the current one will not produce it.