A whitelisted account on Meta, TikTok or Google
Provisioned through an established partner business manager with existing platform history — not a fresh account with a new domain and a cold pixel.
Agency ad accounts · Meta · TikTok · Google · e-commerce
The agency account for operators who aren't spending six figures yet.
Most providers want you at $100k a month before they'll talk. We built this for the stage before that — the operators running a day who keep losing accounts and starting over.
The spend ramp, published
Nobody else puts this on their homepageYour account starts with a daily cap and lifts once it has clean history. It's how the account stays alive — anomalous spend on a fresh account is what gets it flagged. Here it is, before you sign anything. The chart shows a Meta account; TikTok and Google ramp too, on their own numbers, and you get yours in writing before you fund.
What you get
An account, a structure, and someone who answers.
A structure you can walk away with
Your pixel and your page stay in your business manager and get shared into ours. If you leave, your conversion history leaves with you.
Top-ups without a ticket queue
You request a top-up, we fund the account. No waiting on a support inbox in another timezone to notice you're out of budget mid-scale.
Your money back if it goes wrong
Accounts get restricted. It happens to everyone. Unspent balance is refunded or moved to a replacement account — your choice — and it holds even if the account is disabled. It's in the agreement, not in a testimonial.
Fit
We'd rather lose the sale than the client.
Good fit
- Running an e-commerce store with real orders
- Currently spending under the ramp, or willing to ramp
- Lost an account and don't want to rebuild from zero again
- Want the terms in writing before a call
Not a fit
- You need to spend above the ramp on day one
- You want an account to run something the platform bans
- You want us to run the ads — we provide infrastructure, not media buying
- You want a guarantee that an account can't be restricted — nobody can give you that
Ad accounts
What you're actually renting.
Access, funding, and an escalation path. Not immunity, not a media buyer, not a guarantee. Here's the whole chain, including the parts that aren't in our control.
The chain
Four parties. Three of them aren't you.
PlatformMeta, TikTok or Google — owns the rules
Providerholds the whitelisted inventory
8genzfunds, escalates, answers
Yourun your own campaigns
Anyone who tells you they've removed a link from that chain is describing a product that doesn't exist. What a good provider changes is how fast the chain responds when something breaks.
Ownership
Your pixel stays yours.
How we set it up
Your pixel and page live in your business manager and are shared into ours. Leave whenever you want and your conversion history goes with you.
How it usually goes
The pixel gets created inside the agency's business manager and shared to you. It works identically — until you leave, and every euro of learning stays behind.
Same amount of work either way. It can only be done correctly at setup, which is why we do it before your first campaign rather than when you ask. On TikTok and Google the principle is identical under different names — your pixel, your conversion tags, your measurement stay on your side.
Limits
What whitelisting does and doesn't buy.
It does
- Put your account on an established business manager with history
- Give you a faster review queue than a cold account
- Give you a human to escalate to when something breaks
It doesn't
- Make the account immune to policy enforcement
- Let you run what the platform bans
- Remove the spend ramp on a fresh account
Platforms
Meta, TikTok and Google.
The same product on all three: a whitelisted account with history, funding without a ticket queue, and someone to escalate to. What differs per platform is the ramp and what the platform calls your tracking.
Meta
The platform most operators come to us for. Pixel and page stay in your own business manager. The ramp published on the home page is the Meta ramp.
TikTok
Same setup through a partner business centre. Your TikTok pixel stays on your side. Its own ramp, which you get in writing before you fund.
Google Ads
Through a partner manager account. Conversion tracking and measurement stay in your own account. Its own ramp, in writing before you fund.
Which one to start on
Tell us in the form what you run now and where you lost an account. If a platform is wrong for your offer we say so, including when the answer is that you shouldn't add one at all.
Pricing
How the pricing works.
Two models exist in this market. Neither is dishonest — they just favour different operators. Here's both, so you know which one you're being sold before anyone quotes you.
Model A — what we do
A percentage of your top-up
Cheap while you're small, more expensive as you scale. You pay nothing in a month you don't spend.
Model B — most competitors
A flat monthly fee
A fixed amount every month, usually sold as "0% spend fee". Painful while you're small, a bargain once you're spending heavily.
You pay it whether you spend or not.
There's a crossover point where B becomes cheaper than A. If you're past it, say so in the form — we'll tell you honestly and you can go and use the other model.
How the market prices this
A flat fee with a spend cap is still a spend fee.
The common tier structure in this market sells itself as "0% spend fees", then caps how much you're allowed to spend on each tier. You don't pay per euro spent. You pay to lift the ceiling. Run the division and the effective rate appears.
| Typical tier | Monthly fee | Spend allowed | Effective rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | $299 | up to $3,000 | ≈ 10% |
| Mid | $599 | up to $6,000 | ≈ 10% |
| Top | $799 | uncapped | falls as you scale |
Two things follow. The tiers are a spend limit — the thing the same sites promise you don't have. And "zero percent" costs around ten percent until you are spending enough to outgrow it.
Figures are the publicly listed tiers of a competing provider at the time of writing, not a quote. Check them yourself before you decide anything.
Terms
The terms, up front.
Ramp, ownership, balance, exit. Everything that decides what happens when it goes wrong — before you talk to anyone.
| Our fee | |
|---|---|
| Daily spend limit | |
| Time to live | |
| Currency | |
| Minimum top-up | |
| Unused balance | |
| If the account is restricted | |
| Contract length |
The balance promise
In the agreement, not the sales pitchAsk any provider to put this in writing before you fund an account. The ones who won't are telling you what happens to your money.
Process
Four steps, in this order.
No discovery call anywhere in it. If we can't take you, you hear that within a day and we say why.
Send your store
URL, what you sell, roughly what you spend per day. We check it against the platform's policies and come back within one working day.
Sign and fund
Service agreement, then your first top-up. The fee is on the top-up, so you always know exactly what lands in the account.
Connect your assets
You share your page and pixel from your own business manager into ours, or the equivalent assets on TikTok and Google. We assign the ad account back to you with full access.
Launch
You run your own campaigns. We handle funding, escalations and account issues. You keep admin on everything that's yours.
What we need from you
Three things, before we can start.
A store with real orders
Not a launched-yesterday page. We check whether the offer is something the platform allows, and we'd rather say no early than take your money.
Your own business manager or account
If you don't have one, we'll walk you through it. It's where your pixel and page have to live for the setup to be worth anything to you.
A realistic daily budget
Tell us what you actually spend. If the ramp is going to hurt you, we'd rather plan around it than surprise you in week one.
And what you don't need
A call, a pitch deck, a minimum commitment, or a monthly retainer. None of that exists here.
Questions
The ones that actually matter.
Why is there a daily limit when everyone else says "unlimited"?
Because a brand-new account that suddenly spends thousands a day is the exact pattern that gets accounts flagged. The ramp protects the account you're renting. Providers advertising unlimited spend from day one either have a ramp they don't mention, or they're comfortable with you losing the account. Ours is on the homepage.
What happens to my money if the account gets restricted?
Who owns the pixel and the conversion data?
You do. We set it up so the pixel lives in your business manager and is shared into ours, not created inside ours. That's the difference between leaving with your data and leaving without it, and it can only be done correctly at setup.
I sell in EUR. Which currency is my account billed in?
Do you only do Meta?
No — Meta, TikTok and Google Ads. The model is identical on all three: a whitelisted account, funding, an escalation path, and your tracking staying on your side. Each platform has its own ramp, and you get the numbers for yours in writing with your acceptance.
Do you run the ads?
No. You keep full access and run your own campaigns. We provide the account, the funding and the escalation path. If you want media buying, we're the wrong shop and we'll say so.
How fast is a replacement if I lose an account?
Can I leave?
Is there a minimum spend or a minimum term?
Who am I contracting with?
Are you affiliated with Meta?
No. We provide accounts through partner business managers. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of Meta Platforms, Inc., and neither is any other provider who implies otherwise.
Apply
Send your store.
We'll tell you if it's a fit.
One form, no discovery call. If we can't take you, you'll hear that within one working day and we'll say why.
After you send it
What happens next.
We read it, not a bot
Store, offer, category, spend. We're checking whether the platform will tolerate what you sell, because that's what decides whether the account survives.
You get a yes or a no within a working day
A no comes with the reason. We don't keep people warm in a pipeline.
Agreement, then funding
You see the full terms before you send a cent. Everything on the pricing page is what's in the agreement.