Login format
Titles state what you sign in with: a password, an EAAB token, or a cookie file with the matching User-Agent. A common bundle reads Phone:Password:UserAgent|Cookie_browser.
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Buy Facebook accounts by how you sign in. Suppliers hand over a password login, an EAAB token, or Facebook accounts with cookies paired with the User-Agent the profile was farmed on, and some listings supply all three. From there the catalog splits into USA Facebook accounts and other registration countries, by how many friends the profile already carries, and by whether Marketplace is open.
Aged Facebook accounts, Facebook Marketplace accounts and blank fresh profiles sit side by side at very different prices. Four attributes explain the gap between two listings that read almost the same in a search result.
Titles state what you sign in with: a password, an EAAB token, or a cookie file with the matching User-Agent. A common bundle reads Phone:Password:UserAgent|Cookie_browser.
Single-country lines cover the USA, UK, Spain, Italy, Canada, Turkey, Ukraine and Belarus, alongside CIS and Mix IP stock. The tag records the IP the account was registered from.
Ranges run from 0 to 20 friends up to 30 to 100 real friends. Filled profiles add an avatar, a cover photo, several photos of one person and group memberships.
Some listings state Marketplace is active or that a Business Manager is attached. Both are account states the supplier set before listing, not features you can add later on demand.
A single title here can carry eight attributes in one line. Tags separate them, so stacking two or three beats reading titles end to end.
Cookies marks a browser session file. Access Data covers the wider credential bundle, which is where the User-Agent and token usually sit.
The listing supplies additional authentication data for the account. SMS Verified is a separate tag describing how registration was confirmed.
An address arrives with the order, usually Outlook or Hotmail. Read the title for whether the mailbox password comes with it.
An avatar, cover photo, photos and groups are already in place. Check what is on the profile, because it arrives with the account.
Aged listings state a year such as 2024 or a farming period such as 7 or more days. Older stock costs more without being harder to restrict.
These describe where the account was registered from. Match the country to the network you will sign in from.
Most titles in this category name at least two of these, and each one behaves differently once you have the order.
| What the listing says | What you get |
|---|---|
| Password login | The account credentials. Expect a checkpoint the first time you sign in from a new network. |
| Token (EAAB) | An access token issued to the account. Tools read it directly, and Facebook can invalidate it when the password changes. |
| Cookie_browser | A saved browser session. It gets you in without a password prompt, and it stops working when the session ends. |
| UserAgent | The browser fingerprint the account was farmed on. Loading the cookies under a different one is what usually triggers a check. |
Several suppliers in this category mark their stock as unsuitable for ads. That line is worth taking at face value instead of testing with a budget.
The accounts here are profiles for posting, messaging and Marketplace. Attaching a payment method to a fresh purchased profile is the fastest route to a review, and the supplier terms usually exclude it.
A Business Manager account carries its own verification state, spending history and payment setup. Those listings sit in the Business Manager category, not here, and they are priced accordingly.
No two suppliers hand over the same bundle, and Facebook accounts with 2FA carry one field more than the rest. The product page settles what arrives, and these are the fields it picks from.
The cheapest lines are blank Mix IP profiles with no friends. Four steps get you to the one that fits.
Set the login format you can work with first, then the registration country, then the friends range.
Weigh supplier rating against price, remaining stock and the cover each listing offers.
Open the product and read which credentials, cookies and mailbox fields ship with it.
Sign in under the supplied User-Agent on your own network, then secure the account.
Suppliers price these two together, and both describe work already done on the account instead of a guarantee about it.
The cheapest stock. You set the name, avatar and everything else, which suits a profile you plan to build yourself.
An avatar, a few photos and a handful of connections. It reads as a used profile without committing you to an existing circle.
An avatar, cover photo, several photos of one person and group memberships. Read what is already posted, because it comes with the account.
The supplier used the account lightly before listing it. It describes handling before sale and nothing about how the account behaves after.
Four signals on this page carry real weight, and all four sit beside the price.
Several suppliers list the same country and friends range at once. Compare two or three on matching login format before you commit.
Reviews here attach to completed orders. A checkpoint on first login or a token that no longer works gets reported fast.
Each listing sets its own window. Compare it across your shortlist, because two suppliers at the same price can offer very different cover.
Auto delivery hands over the credentials at once. Manual delivery waits on the supplier, which eats into a short window.
Quick answers about this category. Expand a question to read the full answer.
Filter by login format, registration country, friends range and profile state.
