The project
Built so raid night is easier
RaidHost.gg exists because finding a group, proving your character, and tracking soft reserves still means stitching Discord, screenshots, Warcraft Logs, and a spreadsheet. We wanted one place to find a raid, sign up with the character you play, and take that info in-game.
It is free, built for World of Warcraft players, and TBC Anniversary first. The job is simple: find a raid, bring your character, get in.
Why we created it
Guilds and pug groups already know how the night falls apart before the first pull: a signup message nobody can search, a gear check that is a screenshot, an armory tab, a WCL tab, and a separate SR list that drifts out of date.
RaidHost puts that flow on one site. Players browse public raids on their realm. Hosts see real characters instead of BattleTags in a reaction row. Soft reserves live next to the roster. The addon carries the snapshot into the instance.
Find a raid
Browse pugs on your realm instead of hunting Discord messages. See the instance, pull time, and who is already in.
Sign up with your character
Offer the toon you actually play. Hosts see class, iLvl, and gear — not a blank name in a reaction thread.
Soft reserves in one place
Lock loot before pull, see conflicts, and keep the same defaults across a weekly series. No extra SR bot.
Better in-game
The addon brings reserves and raid context into WoW. The website stays the source of truth for signups.
Who runs RaidHost
RaidHost.gg is operated by Saleso Innovations AS, a company in Norway. We are not affiliated with Blizzard Entertainment.
Questions, privacy requests, and anything else: business@saleso.technology.