Where Can I Rent a Facebook Agency Ad Account?
Where can I rent a Facebook agency ad account? From specialist providers rather than from Meta directly, and what separates them is the replacement policy, the daily spend the account can really carry, and whether pricing is published at all.
What you are renting
An agency ad account is an ad account you run campaigns in without owning it, usually rented with a Business Manager and pages around it. Strictly the term means a credit line account Meta issues to an agency, and providers use it more loosely.
With us you rent our own ad accounts and the profiles that operate them. You are renting infrastructure, not a media buying service.
What to check before you rent
- The replacement policy, and whether replacements cost extra
- What the account can actually spend per day in its first week
- Whether pricing is published, or only given out over Telegram
- How fast support answers when an account goes down overnight
- Who owns the Business Manager that will hold your pixel
How providers price it
Most charge a percentage of your ad spend. Published rates in this market run from about 0.5 percent at the low end to 12 percent at the top.
A percentage is cheaper at low volume and gets expensive as you scale. We publish flat pricing instead, Launch at $1,000 and Scale at $3,000 a month, with no percentage of spend on top.
What renting from ExiScale includes
Launch is one user profile plus a backup, one Business Manager, three ad accounts and ten trusted pages. Scale is two profiles plus a backup, four Business Managers, one host BM for pixels, twelve ad accounts and ten pages.
Profiles are aged 10+ years and loaded in AdsPower, with backups held on private servers. Replacements are unlimited at no extra cost, and support runs 24/7.
When renting is the wrong answer
Rented infrastructure does not rescue advertising that breaks Meta's policies. If the ads are the problem, better accounts buy time and little else.
See the setup before you rent anything
Book a call and we will walk you through the accounts, the pricing and what happens on the day one of them goes down.
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