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Ad Accounts & Business Managers

Established advertising accounts let a team skip the cold-start review period of a brand-new account. Every listing discloses platform, account age, spend history, standing and exactly how the owner hands over access, and the sale only completes after you confirm the account works as represented. Platform terms apply to every transfer.

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Buyer guide

  • Match the platform and account type to the campaign you plan to run; an agency line and a single ad account carry very different limits.
  • Read the transfer method: Business Manager share, full ownership transfer and managed access carry different handover risk.
  • Treat self-reported spend history as a claim until verification says otherwise; the Node Score caps unverified numbers.
  • Check prior restrictions, appeals and current standing in the Node Passport before comparing price.
  • Confirm the billing geography and currency match the payment method you will attach after handover.

What to compare

  1. 01Platform and account type
  2. 02Account age
  3. 03Lifetime spend and daily cap
  4. 04Standing and prior restrictions
  5. 05Billing geography and currency
  6. 06Transfer method

Use cases

  • Scaling media buying on a new offer
  • Replacing a restricted account
  • Adding agency capacity for a client roster
  • Testing a new ad platform with an established account

FAQ

How is access to an ad account transferred?

The seller discloses the method on the Node Passport, typically a Business Manager share or an ownership transfer by the account owner. Funds stay in escrow until you confirm access works.

What does TrafficNodes not allow here?

Stolen, hacked or credential-only access listings, and anything that requires identity documents to change hands. Listings are reviewed before they go live.

Do platform advertising policies still apply after I buy an account?

Yes. The account remains subject to the platform's terms and ad policies, and the platform can review or restrict it at any time. Check the disclosed standing and plan campaigns that comply with policy.

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