Brawl Stars Akun, Skin, dan Peti

Total trophies is the headline number and the weakest one. Trophies can be farmed, they drop back at the season reset, and two accounts on the same total can be worlds apart in what they can actually play.

What sets the price is the roster: how many brawlers are unlocked, how many are maxed, and how many of them are the rare ones. A maxed brawler carries its star powers, gadgets and gears, and every one of those is an unlock that took either months or money. That is why an account with forty maxed brawlers costs several times one with eighty unlocked but half-levelled — the second one is a list of names, the first is a playable roster.

Rarity concentrates the price further. Legendary and mythic brawlers, and hypercharges on the ones that matter in the current meta, are the items that move the number, because they are the slowest to obtain and the least likely to be sitting on an account already.

Competitive history adds on top. A ranked account that reached the higher tiers is priced above the same roster that never queued, because the rating carries and the first matches play at that level. And the numbers above are calculated from the live catalogue rather than from a rule of thumb — if you came here to value your own account, that distribution is the honest answer.

Supercell ID first, before you look at a single brawler. The account has to arrive with an email you control, and you have to be able to change that email yourself. An account handed over as 'logged in on your device' is not sold, it is lent: the moment your phone resets, it is gone, and the person who gave it to you can still reclaim it.

Second, look at the maxed count rather than the unlocked count. Ask the same question a player asks after a week: which brawlers can I actually take into a match at full power? The card lists both numbers and both are read from the account data, not from the seller's wording.

Third, check what is inside the roster, not just its size. The rare brawlers and the hypercharges are what the price is built on, and they are what you cannot grind quickly if they turn out to be missing.

Rank last, and only if you intend to play ranked. A high tier on an account whose roster you cannot play is a badge you will lose in the first season, because the matches come at that level from the start.

The risk here is different from most games, and it is worth understanding before you buy. Supercell restores accounts to people who can prove ownership, and the strongest proof is a record of purchases — receipts for gems and offers bought on that account. That means a previous owner who spent money on it holds evidence that outlives the email change, and can open a support case long after the handover.

This is exactly why we hold the payment until you confirm the account is working and the Supercell ID is bound to your address, and why a listing without a clean binding is worth less. It is also why the safest accounts on this shelf are the ones with no purchase history attached to a stranger.

Supercell's terms forbid selling and sharing accounts, as every publisher's do. Enforcement is reactive: what draws attention is a pattern that looks like sharing — several devices in a day, a sudden jump in play behaviour, or a chargeback on an old purchase.

Which brings us to the free ones. 'Accounts with all brawlers', 'developer accounts' and giveaways in comments are the most common scam in this game, and the mechanics are simple: either the credentials are shared with everyone at once and the owner reclaims them, or the post exists to walk you onto a fake login page and take the Supercell ID you already own. There is no developer account, and there never was.

Bind the Supercell ID to your own email straight away and confirm the code arrives in your inbox — that is the step that makes the account yours rather than borrowed. Then disconnect any other device listed on the account and sign out everywhere else.

After that, check the purchase history and the club membership before you play. Leaving a club you were dropped into avoids a needless report, and knowing what was bought on the account tells you exactly how much evidence somebody else might still be holding. Do not spend gems until the binding is confirmed.

Listing is free and the commission applies only on a completed sale. Price follows evidence: maxed brawlers rather than raw trophy count, the rare ones named, peak rank stated, and a Supercell ID that transfers cleanly. If you are here to find out what your account is worth before deciding, the distribution above is calculated from live listings in this catalogue — it is the same number a buyer sees.