Your account has age and history. That is worth money every month.
Age, connections and a real posting record are the things nobody can create quickly, which is why companies pay for them. If you barely log in any more, list the account, set your rate and keep control of it.
- $40 - $1,200 / month
- You keep recovery access
- You approve every renter
- 14 days notice to stop
What earns the most
- Age3+ years beats everything else
- Real audienceBought followers are declined outright
- Clear nicheFinance, B2B and recruiting pay best
- ID verifiedAdds roughly 20-30% on LinkedIn
- Clean recordNo restriction in the last 12 months
Around one in three submissions is declined. We would rather tell you now than have the account banned in three weeks.
What accounts actually rent for
Ranges, not promises. Where you land inside a range comes down to age, audience size, niche and verification.
| Platform | Typical monthly rate | What lifts you to the top of the range |
|---|---|---|
| $90 - $180 / month | Typical monthly rate. Older accounts with 1,000+ connections and ID verification sit at the top of that band. | |
| Meta / Facebook | $70 - $400 / month | Personal profiles sit at the low end. Business Managers with verified businesses and real spend history reach the top of the band. |
| $60 - $900 / month | Rate scales with follower count, engagement rate and how commercial the niche is. Finance, fitness and beauty audiences pay the most. | |
| TikTok | $80 - $1,200 / month | Creator accounts price on followers and average views. Verified ad accounts with spend history sit at the top of the range. |
| X (Twitter) | $50 - $600 / month | Rate depends on follower count, engagement and how commercial your niche is. Tech, finance and crypto audiences pay the most. |
| $40 - $500 / month | Karma is only part of it. Accounts with standing in specific high-value subreddits earn the most. |
The four things every owner asks first
Fair questions. Here are straight answers before you fill in anything.
“Am I handing over my account?”
No. You share access, not ownership. Recovery email and phone stay with you the whole time, so you can lock the account down in under a minute if you ever want to. Most rentals run through a shared antidetect session that you can revoke.
“What will they post as me?”
Whatever you allow, and nothing else. You write the content rules when you list the account and they go into the agreement. A lot of owners allow direct messages only and no public posts at all. That is a perfectly normal listing.
“What if it gets restricted?”
We stop the rental, help with an appeal where one is possible, and you keep the payout for the period already used. Renters agree to sending limits designed to avoid this, and a renter who ignores them covers the rest of your term and we do not work with them again.
“Will anyone know it was me?”
Listings shown to renters are anonymised until you approve them. We never publish your name, handle or photo. If you allow public posting, your own connections will of course see those posts, which is exactly why the content rules matter.
How and when you get paid
Rental starts
Access is handed over on the date you agreed. The clock starts that day.
Day 30, first payout
Paid in full for month one, minus our commission, which you saw before you agreed.
Every month after
Same date each month for as long as the rental runs. No minimum payout threshold.
If you stop it
Give 14 days notice. You are paid pro rata for the days used and the account comes back to you.
Payment methods
- Bank transferLocal rails in the US, UK, EU, India, Australia and UAE
- WiseAnywhere Wise operates
- PayoneerUseful across Asia, Africa and Latin America
- UPIIndia only, usually same day
- USDTWhere local banking makes the others painful
Tax is yours to handle. We provide a statement for every payout and, where the law requires it, the relevant forms.
Submit your profile for review
Five short steps. Give us the real numbers, including anything that went wrong in the past, because a past restriction is not disqualifying but hiding one is.
Profile submitted. We are on it.
A reviewer opens your account within two working days and emails you either an approval with a suggested rate, or the specific reason it did not pass. Check spam if you have not heard from us in 72 hours.
Questions owners ask
How much can I earn?
Between $40 and $1,200 a month per account, depending on the platform, the audience size and how commercial your niche is. A three-year-old LinkedIn profile with 800 connections usually lands between $90 and $180 a month. You name the rate you want in the form and we tell you honestly whether it is realistic.
Do I have to give away my password?
You share access, not ownership. Most rentals run through an antidetect browser session, so you hand over access once at the start and you can revoke it at any point. You keep recovery email and phone control the whole way through, which means you can lock the account down in under a minute if you ever want to.
Can I take my account back?
Yes, with 14 days notice at any point. If something feels wrong you can stop it immediately and we handle it with the renter. You keep the payout for the days already used.
Who decides what gets posted on my profile?
You do. You set the content rules when you list the account — banned topics, banned industries, whether anything can be posted publicly at all. Plenty of owners allow direct messages only and no public posts. Those rules go into the rental agreement and a renter who breaks them loses access.
How and when do I get paid?
First payment 30 days after the rental starts, then on the same date every month. Bank transfer, Wise, Payoneer or USDT depending on your country. We pay in more than 45 countries including the US, UK, India, Australia, UAE and across the EU. If a renter uses their 15-day right to stop, you are still paid pro rata for the days your account was actually in use.
What happens if my account gets restricted while it is rented?
We stop the rental, help with the appeal where an appeal is possible, and you keep the payment for that period. Renters agree to sending limits designed to avoid this, and a renter who ignores them covers the rest of your term and we do not work with them again.
Will my employer or my connections find out?
Nothing about the rental is public and we never publish your name, your handle or your photo. Listings shown to renters are anonymised until you approve them. That said, if you allow public posting, your connections will see those posts, which is exactly why the content rules matter.
What gets a listing rejected?
Bought followers, a profile that was created recently to be rented, a stock photo instead of a real one, active restrictions, or a shadowban. Roughly one in three submissions gets declined. We would rather tell you now than take your account and have it banned in three weeks.
One account, five minutes, no cost to list.
Submit it and find out what it is worth. If we decline it, we tell you exactly why, which is useful information either way.