A site connecting customers with local service professionals is now offering Fortnite players the chance to hire Professional Buddies for the game. The service is launching across all gaming platforms and the site is recruiting Fortnite players to provide the Professional Buddy service to other players where they can expect to earn £30 per hour.
An online local services marketplace is recruiting gamers to offer the UK’s first Professional Buddy service for Fortnite, the co-op sandbox survival game with 3.4 million concurrent users worldwide.
The service is aimed at gamers who can help others improve their ability within Fortnite and make it to the last player alive stage consistently.
Members of the public can sign up as Professional Fortnite Buddies here: https://www.bidvine.com/articles/fortnite-buddy-pro-player/
Michael Baty, who is ranked 4th in the world on the Fortnight leaderboard, has already signed up as a Fortnite Buddy and will be charging £50/hour. View Michael’s Bidvine.com profile here.
The service is launching following the success of Bidvine.com’s Pro FIFA and Call of Duty Coaching services, which saw thousands of requests for Pro Coaches through the site, as well as over 2,000 players sign-up to become coaches.
Customers will be asked specific questions related to the which areas of Fortnite they’d like assistance with and/or how they feel a Buddy can best help them to become the last man/woman standing. Pro Buddies will play in-game with customers – helping them to survive within each game, whilst also developing customers’ skills in the long run.
Bidvine.com’s Fornite Buddies can train up to three people at once or perform bespoke personalised coaching based on clients’ needs. Each Professional Buddy will join a customer’s Fortnite squad and play alongside them, incorporating long-term training into each game.
Gaming enthusiasts can find out more about booking a Professional Fortnite Buddy by visiting: https://www.bidvine.com/articles/hire-fortnite-buddy-pro-player/
Bidvine.com is currently developing the service for other games including Battlefront, Forza and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds – another incredibly popular sandbox survival game.
Anyone that signs up to become a Professional Fortnite Buddy will be required to provide proof of their level and ability before being eligible to earn and must have finished first at least 25 times. Players can expect to earn around £30 per hour of gameplay, based on how much Fifa and Call Of Duty coaches now earn. They will also need to provide a photo ID, have a working PlayStation 4, Xbox One, or a gaming PC, and a strong wireless connection.
Members of the public will be able to request quotes from approved Professional Fortnite Buddies, who will add the customer as a PSN or Xbox Live friend and game alongside them to offer support. It’s expected quotes will be around £30 p/h, but as with all Bidvine.com professionals, quotes are individual and may vary based on the types of goals set/training required.
Bidvine.com is an online local services marketplace where members of the public can ask local service professionals to bid for work. Professionals include photographers, personal trainers, dance teachers, caterers, language tutors, builders, and hairdressers – among others.
Russ Morgan, Bidvine.com co-founder, said:
“After the success of our Call of Duty and FIFA Pro Coaching services, we knew there was only one game we could launch next!
“We know how popular Fortnite has become since its release, and we’re hoping that our service will help out those of us who never quite finish first. With Fortnite there is a definite need for tactical guidance, whether you choose to fight or hide, you’ve got to have a plan – so why not hire a Pro Buddy to help you? With 3.4 million concurrent users, and 40+ million total users worldwide, we’re sure this will be a very popular service among the gaming community.”
Michael Baty, Pro Fortnite Buddie and Fortnite gamer, said:
“As the #1 Solo Player in the UK with 1455 Solo Wins, I have often wondered if there are people out there who struggle in this game and would like to enjoy learning how to play the game with me, in addition to building up a follower base on my YouTube and Twitch channels.
When Bidvine approached me with the news that they are launching the Fortnite Pro Buddy service on their website, I immediately felt like this could be a great opportunity for me, so I am very excited to partner with Bidvine and start helping gamers get better at Fortnite!”
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