Every term on our listings, in plain language
You do not need to be technical to buy the right account. Here is what each word on a product page actually means.
Ad account
The place where your campaigns and your budget live.
An ad account holds your campaigns, your payment method and your spending limit. It sits inside a Business Manager. When an ad account is restricted, everything inside it stops — which is why serious advertisers keep spares.
Business Manager (BM)
The container that owns your ad accounts and pages.
A Business Manager is the company-level layer above ad accounts. Aged BMs with prior activity are trusted more and unlock higher limits than a freshly created one.
Daily spend limit
The maximum the platform lets you spend per day.
New accounts typically start between $50 and $250 per day. The limit rises as payments clear and the account builds a payment history. Aged accounts start far above that ceiling.
Proxy
The internet connection your account browses through.
A proxy routes your traffic through a specific location. Cheap datacenter proxies are recognisable and get accounts flagged. We use mobile proxies — real carrier connections, the same kind millions of normal users share.
Mobile proxy
A real 4G/5G phone connection.
Mobile IP addresses are shared by thousands of ordinary phone users, so platforms cannot treat them as suspicious without hitting real customers. This is the safest connection type for advertising accounts.
Geo match
Country of the account, the phone number and the IP all line up.
If a US account suddenly logs in from a different continent, that is a red flag. We build the account, its phone verification and its proxy in the same country so the whole picture is consistent.
Fingerprint
The unique signature your browser leaves behind.
Screen size, fonts, time zone, graphics card — combined they identify a browser. If ten accounts share one fingerprint, they get linked. We produce every account in its own isolated profile.
Antidetect browser
A browser that gives every account its own profile.
Tools like these keep each account in a separate container with its own fingerprint and proxy. If you run more than one account, this is the single most important thing you can do.
Warmup
Using an account gently before spending big.
A brand new account that launches at $5,000/day looks wrong. Warmup means starting small, letting payments clear, and increasing budgets step by step. We warm up every account before delivery; you continue after.
PVA
Phone-verified account.
An account confirmed with an SMS code. What matters is whether the number is a real SIM or a virtual number — we only use real ones.
2FA
Two-factor authentication.
An extra code on login. We enable it and hand you the backup codes, so a verification prompt never locks you out of an account you paid for.
Cookies & token
A ready-made logged-in session.
Instead of typing a password on a new device, you import the existing session. To the platform it looks like the same user coming back, which avoids most login checkpoints.
Softreg vs aged
Brand new versus grown-up accounts.
A softreg was created recently. An aged account has months or years of history. Age is the strongest trust signal there is — that is why the price difference is so large.