Facebook Accounts for Ads: What Makes an Account Ad-Ready

Many people buy a Facebook account to run ads because a new account often gets limited the moment it creates an ad account. An older, active profile usually passes those checks more easily. But not every old account is ad-ready. Here is what matters.

What to look for

• Age: accounts that are one year or older look more trusted than fresh ones.
• Real activity: friends, posts and photos over time, not an empty profile.
• 2FA and email: you need the email and the 2FA key so you can secure it immediately.
• Country: pick an account from the country you will log in from, or use a matching proxy.
• Clean history: no previous ad restrictions or checkpoints listed.

Where to find them

Browse Facebook accounts on Accster. Each listing shows the age, country and what is included before you pay, and the payment is held until you confirm the account works.

Warm it up before your first ad

Do not log in and launch a campaign on day one. For the first week:

• Log in from one device and one network, ideally the same country as the account.
• Scroll, like and post a little each day, like a normal user.
• Add your payment method only after a few days.
• Start with a small budget and a simple ad, then grow slowly.

If a checkpoint appears

A checkpoint right after delivery can usually be passed with the email or 2FA you received. If it cannot, use Request Revision on your order within the warranty so the seller can send a working account. Our 2FA key guide explains how to use the 2FA code.