ARC Raiders Blueprints Boost

What You Get

• The blueprints from your list learned on your account
• Raids planned around the places where those recipes turn up
• A screenshot of the unlocked recipes when the order is done

Before We Start

• An ARC Raiders account on the platform you play
• Your blueprint list sent in the order chat

An ARC Raiders blueprints boost adds the crafting recipes you pick to your Workshop, so you stop hoping the right one shows up topside. You choose from 5 categories: Weapons, Quick Use, Augments, Mods and Gun Parts. Once you pay, the order usually has a booster within 15 minutes.

Tell us which categories you need and list the exact blueprints in the order chat: Weapons, Quick Use, Augments, Mods or Gun Parts. A long list and rare recipes, such as high-end guns or Mk. 3 augments, cost more than a few common consumables.

Recipes you already know are taken off the list before work starts, so you only pay for the blueprints you are missing.

What Is a Blueprint in ARC Raiders?

In ARC Raiders a blueprint is a crafting recipe. You find it topside during a raid, carry it back to Speranza and learn it at your Workshop. From then on you can craft that weapon, mod, augment or gadget from materials instead of looting it again. Blueprint drops are random, so the one piece your loadout is built around can stay missing for weeks.

That is the reason players want them: a learned recipe turns a lucky find into something you can rebuild after every lost run. An ARC Raiders blueprints boost goes after the recipes on your list and adds them to your crafting options.

Blueprint Categories You Can Buy

Category	Examples	What it lets you craft
Weapons	Anvil, Bobcat, Il Toro, Bettina, Osprey, Torrente, Venator, Equalizer, Jupiter, Vulcano, Tempest, Aphelion	Guns for close, mid and long range
Quick Use	Barricade Kit, Explosive Mine, Blaze Grenade, Defibrillator, Jolt Mine, Tagging Grenade, Vita Shot, Vita Spray, Wolfpack, Snap Hook	Grenades, mines, healing and utility
Augments	Combat Mk. 3 (Flanking, Aggressive), Tactical Mk. 3 (Defensive, Healing), Looting Mk. 3 (Survivor)	Augments that shape your playstyle
Mods	Angled Grip II–III, Compensator II–III, Extended Barrels, Extended Magazines, Lightweight Stock, Anvil Splitter, Kinetic Converter	Weapon attachments
Gun Parts	Light, Medium, Heavy and Complex Gun Parts	Parts for advanced weapons

How the ARC Raiders Blueprint Carry Works

You send your list, the order goes to the best-rated booster, and raids are planned where those recipes appear. The booster keeps running them until each blueprint is learned on your account. Blueprint hunts run Piloted or by Remote Control. When the last recipe is unlocked, you get a screenshot of your Workshop and confirm the order.

How Long the Blueprints Boost Takes

Time depends on how many blueprints you pick and how rare they are. A few Quick Use recipes make a short order. A full weapon list with rare guns takes longer, because rare blueprints drop less often. Your booster gives an estimate in the order chat before the first raid and reports each recipe as it is learned.

Buy Blueprints and Materials Together

A recipe still needs materials. If your stash is thin, pair this order with ARC Raiders items in the rarity you need, and the first crafts are ready the day the blueprints land. Higher crafts also depend on your stations, so a Workshop upgrade boost is the next step for many raiders. Every service for the game is listed on the ARC Raiders boost page.

FAQ

When can you start my blueprints order?

Right after payment. A booster is usually assigned within 15 minutes, confirms your list in the order chat and starts the first raid.

How long does it take?

It depends on the number of blueprints and their rarity. You get an estimate for your exact list before work begins.

Do you farm blueprints I already have?

No. Recipes your Workshop already knows come off the list, and the order covers only the missing ones.

Which blueprints cost more?

Rare weapon recipes and Mk. 3 augments take the most raids, so they cost more than common consumables and basic mods.