The first 60 minutes with your new account
Everything that kills a freshly delivered account happens in the first hour: logging in from the wrong place, changing too much too fast, or launching before the session settles. Work through this in order.
1. Prepare the environment before you log in
Set up the antidetect browser profile and proxy first, then log in — never the other way round. A single login from your normal browser and home IP is enough to tie the account to your existing footprint.
One account, one browser profile, one proxy. Never reuse a profile across two accounts, even briefly.
2. First login: do nothing else
Log in, let the session load, browse a little like a human, and leave it. No password change, no email change, no 2FA reset, no new payment method in the first session. Bulk changes on a new session are the classic review trigger.
3. Verify what you received
Check the account ID, the currency, the timezone and the spend limit against your order. Timezone and currency cannot be changed later, so confirm them now while a replacement is trivial.
4. Second session: connect your assets
Wait a few hours, then assign your page, pixel and payment method in one calm pass. Keep the business details consistent with the account's own region.
5. Then, and only then, launch
Start with one campaign and a modest budget. The warm-up guide covers the schedule day by day.
Every delivery in your dashboard includes credentials, the setup notes for that specific account, and the replacement window countdown.
Browse accountsProxy setup: geo matching, mobile vs residential, and what breaks
How to pick and configure a proxy that matches your account's region, keeps the session stable, and does not flag on day one.
Antidetect browser setup: one profile per account, done properly
Fingerprints, profiles, cookies and the settings that matter. How to run several ad accounts from one machine without linking them.
Payment methods and billing hygiene
Which cards to use, how to avoid the billing patterns that trigger reviews, and what to do when a payment fails on a new account.