Can I Rent an Aged Facebook Ad Account?
Can I rent an aged Facebook ad account? Yes, and the age worth paying for sits in the user profile rather than the ad account, which should be an agency account instead of a self-registered one.
The word "aged" is doing two jobs
Sometimes it means the ad account itself is old and self-registered, sold on by whoever opened it. Sometimes it means an aged user profile that operates an agency ad account.
Those are different products at the same price point. The first is the one that keeps costing people money.
The age you want is in the profile
An aged profile carries history that a freshly made one does not, and it is the thing actually operating the account. That is the part worth renting.
A self-registered ad account is the least stable option in this market, by the account of the providers selling them. It usually comes with no replacement when it goes down and no backup profile behind it.
What we rent you
Profiles aged 10+ years, loaded in AdsPower, with a backup profile held on private servers on trusted IPs.
The ad accounts are capable of $20k+ daily spend within the first week. Replacements are unlimited and cost nothing extra.
What to ask before renting anything aged
- Is the ad account self-registered, or an agency account?
- Whose Business Manager will it sit in?
- What happens to the data if that Business Manager is restricted?
- Is a backup profile included, and do replacements cost extra?
Rent the age, not the risk
Book a call and we will show you what actually sits under the account before you commit to anything.
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