How it works
Two processes running against each other. Owners tell us about an account and set a price. Renters describe what they need and get matched. We check both sides, introduce them, put the terms in writing, invoice, and stay involved for the length of the rental.
There is no platform to sign up to
Every step below is done by a person. A form reaches us as an email, someone reads it and replies, and an invoice is raised by hand. Nothing on this site is a live inventory you are browsing, and there is no account to create.
Requesting and receiving accounts
Send your requirements
The inquiry form takes about five minutes. Platform, how many accounts, which country they should be from, minimum audience size, what industry the profile should sit in, and how you plan to use them. The last one matters: we turn down work aimed at individuals or impersonating a business.
Shortlist within one working day
You get anonymised profiles with the real numbers: creation year, audience size, engagement, country, verification status and restriction history. Plus a price per account per month. If we do not have a match, we say so and give you a sourcing timeline rather than stalling.
Owner approval
Owners approve renters, not the other way round. We show the owner your company and your intended use. Most approvals come back the same day. If an owner declines, we go to the next match on the list.
Terms in writing, then an invoice
We send the terms by email: the account, the rate, the sending limits, the owner's content rules and the replacement commitment. You confirm, we invoice, and handover follows once it is paid. Nothing is binding until all three of those have happened.
Handover
Same day the payment clears. You get the antidetect browser profile, the session, a residential proxy fixed to the account country, and a one-page brief with recommended daily limits for that specific account.
Ongoing
Rolls month to month. You have 15 days from handover to stop for any reason and get everything back, and after that 14 days notice before the next invoice. Add accounts at any point, and volume pricing applies across everything you have running.
Listing an account and getting paid
Submit the account
Five steps in the submission form. Platform, profile link, creation year, audience size, niche, country, restriction history, how you are willing to give access, the rate you want, and your content rules.
Review, two working days
A person opens the account and checks the numbers against what you wrote. On Instagram and TikTok we ask for a screenshot of the Insights or analytics screen, because follower count on its own tells us nothing about whether the audience is real.
Approval, or a specific reason
Approved listings get a suggested rate. If we think your asking price is above market we tell you why and what we would expect it to rent for. Declined submissions get the actual reason, not a form letter.
You approve the renter
We send the company, the use case and the offer. You say yes or no. Nothing starts until you say yes, and you can decline as many as you like without affecting your listing.
Access handover
Usually a shared session in an antidetect browser, set up on a call or over chat, taking about fifteen minutes. Your recovery email and phone stay with you throughout.
Monthly payouts
First payout 30 days after the rental starts, then the same date each month. Bank transfer, Wise, Payoneer, UPI or USDT depending on your country.
How access actually works
Nobody emails a password around. There are four models and the listing says which one applies.
Shared antidetect session
The most common one. The account lives in a browser profile with a fixed fingerprint and a residential IP in the account country. The renter works inside that profile. The platform sees one consistent device and location instead of logins from two continents. The owner can revoke it at any point.
Credential handover with 2FA
Login details plus a 2FA method the owner controls. Owner keeps recovery email and phone, so they can lock the account down in under a minute. Used mainly on Reddit and X, where antidetect sessions are less necessary.
Owner-managed
The renter never logs in. They send the owner the messages or posts, and the owner sends them. Pays less because it costs the owner time, but plenty of people prefer it and it is the lowest-risk option on both sides.
Partner or advertiser access
For Meta and TikTok ad accounts. The renter is added through the platform's own partner system and attaches their own payment method. No credential sharing at all, which is why ad accounts are the cleanest thing we broker.
Sending limits we hand out with every account
These are starting points for a rented account in its first two weeks. Push past them early and restriction risk rises sharply.
| Platform | First two weeks | After warm-up |
|---|---|---|
| 10-15 connection requests/day, 20 messages/day | 20-25 requests/day, 50 messages/day | |
| Meta / Facebook | 10 friend requests/day, no group posting | 20 requests/day, 2-3 group posts/day |
| 15-20 DMs/day to non-followers | 40-50 DMs/day | |
| TikTok | 2 posts/day, minimal DM activity | 3-4 posts/day, moderate DMs |
| X (Twitter) | 20 DMs/day, 30 replies/day | 50 DMs/day, unrestricted replies |
| 1 post/day, 10 comments/day | 2-3 posts/day, 30 comments/day |
Platforms change thresholds without announcing it. These get updated when we see restriction rates move across the accounts we manage.
Because sometimes it does
Account restricted in normal use
Renter gets a replacement matched on age, audience and region, at no extra cost, or a refund of the unused part of the month. Owner keeps the payout for the period used and we help with the appeal where an appeal is possible.
Renter broke the limits
No replacement and no refund. The renter covers the owner's remaining term, and we do not work with them again. This is the one situation where the replacement commitment does not apply, and it is written into the terms in plain language.
Owner pulls out early
Fourteen days notice is the normal route and the renter gets a free replacement inside that window. If an owner disappears without notice we replace the account at no cost, or refund the unused period if the renter would rather stop, and we do not work with that owner again.
How the commercials work
What renters pay
A monthly rate per account, invoiced in advance on the same date each month. Volume brings the per-account price down, and the tiers are on the pricing page. There is no setup fee, no separate brokerage fee on top, and no charge for the antidetect profile or the proxy.
What owners receive
The monthly rate minus our commission. You see the exact payout figure before you agree to anything. No listing fee, no withdrawal fee, no minimum threshold.
How we make money
Commission on each rental, taken from the renter's payment before the owner is paid. That is the whole model. We do not sell accounts, we do not sell data, and we do not take a cut of anything the renter earns using the account.
Refunds
Fifteen days from handover to stop for any reason and get a full refund, no explanation needed. After that, if a profile stops working we replace it free for as long as the rental runs. Full wording on the refunds and replacement page.
Clear on the process?
Both forms take about five minutes and a person reads every submission.