Business development manager
6 years old · United Kingdom · ID verified
Two sides, one marketplace. Companies rent verified profiles with real history so campaigns start on day one instead of week seven. Owners set a monthly rate on accounts they already have and keep full control of them.
6 years old · United Kingdom · ID verified
8 years old · United States · ID verified
4 years old · India · ID verified
Illustrations of the listing format. Real profiles are shared privately after an inquiry.
You run outbound, ads or community work and one account is not enough volume. You want profiles that are old, connected and unlikely to trip a filter in week two.
Your account has age, connections and history, which is the one thing nobody can buy quickly. If you are barely logging in, it can pay you every month instead.
Account age matters everywhere, but what makes an account valuable is different on each one. Pick a platform to see what we look for and what it costs.
These are the four reasons people end up here. None of them are solved by working harder on one account.
LinkedIn allows roughly 100 to 200 connection requests a week. After accept rates and reply rates, that is about five conversations. You cannot hit a quarterly number on five conversations a week.
Automation on a profile created last month is the fastest way to a restriction notice. Doing it properly means six weeks of manual warming per account, per campaign.
Stock photo, a dozen connections, created two weeks ago. It gets banned inside a month and your prospect conversations go with it. There is nobody to complain to.
An SDR with a credible profile is $4,000+ a month before tooling. Three of them is a headcount conversation, not a campaign you can test in a fortnight.
Platform, country, audience size, industry and how you plan to use it. Five minutes in the form.
Within one working day, matching profiles with their real numbers and a price. If we do not have a match we say so.
Monthly, rolling. First invoice covers month one. Access is handed over the same day it clears.
You get the antidetect session, the proxy and suggested daily limits. Keep to the limits and restrictions stay rare.
Age, audience, country, niche, verification status and the monthly rate you want.
A person opens the profile and checks the numbers. Two working days. Around one in three submissions gets declined.
You see the company and what they intend to do before anything starts. Say no as often as you like.
First payout 30 days in, then the same date each month. Bank transfer, Wise, Payoneer, UPI or USDT.
These are illustrations of the format, not real accounts. Actual profiles are shared privately once you send an inquiry, because owners do not want their handles floating around a public page.
B2B software, London
Engineering hiring, Austin
E-commerce, Bangalore
Home training, 3.1% engagement
Active in 40+ subreddits
Verified advertiser, $60k spend
A marketplace with two sides. People who own aged social accounts list them and set a monthly rate. Companies that need those accounts for outreach, ads or community work rent them. We verify both sides, hold the agreement, handle the money and step in when something goes wrong.
LinkedIn, Meta (Facebook profiles, Pages, Business Manager and ad accounts), Instagram, TikTok (creator and ad accounts), X (Twitter) and Reddit.
We take a commission on each rental. Owners see the exact payout before they agree, and renters see the exact price before they pay. There are no listing fees and no charge for submitting an inquiry.
No. Rental only. Selling an account transfers a real person's identity to a stranger permanently, which is a different business with different problems. We stay out of it.
Anything impersonating a real business or person the renter has no connection to, financial and crypto scams, adult content, political influence campaigns, and any use aimed at harassing a specific person. We ask about intended use in the inquiry form and we do turn work away.
Tell us what you need, or tell us what you have. Both forms take about five minutes and a person reads every one.