Agency account vs farmed account: the long-run math
A farmed account is one you buy from a seller for the price of the account. An agency account stays with the agency: you pay a rate on top-ups and get a replacement after a ban. Which one wins over the long run comes down to a formula on your numbers: the farm price, how many accounts get banned and what sits on their balances, against the rate on your top-ups.
“Farm” here means an account you buy from a seller, where the login and access pass to you.
Agency account vs farmed account: where they differ
| BlueWave agency account | What to ask a farm seller | |
|---|---|---|
| Owner | The agency, you get access | Who the account is registered to on the platform |
| What you pay | Rate on top-ups: 10% up to $10,000, 8% from $10,001, 6% from $50,001 | Price per account and the terms of a repeat purchase |
| After a ban | Replacement in 30–60 minutes of your report, 24/7, no extra charge | Is there a replacement, how fast, is it paid |
| Balance | Transfer to the new account within 1 hour of your report, or a refund in about 12 hours; the rate on the balance is not returned | What happens to the balance |
| Accounts per team | Several per media buyer | How many accounts go to a team |
| Payment | USDT only | What you pay with and when |
The left column holds BlueWave’s terms. Fill the right one with the seller’s numbers before you pay.
Teams and your own tools
A team of 4–6 buyers and more gets several accounts per buyer. Your own BM, antidetect browser and pixel all work on an agency account. A client BM gets partner access to the account. It is Meta’s agency access, and it cannot be passed on to a third BM. A a replacement arrives in the same BM with the pixel intact. We do not sell proxies, antidetect browsers or creatives.
Gray verticals are open on all six platforms: gambling, betting, nutra, crypto, finance, dating and the other verticals where money is made.
Platform moderation applies to both
An agency account does not switch moderation off. A platform can still ban an agency account, and we cannot say which. When an account is banned, replacement and balance return follow our process.
What a ban looks like on each side
At BlueWave a ban follows a timeline: a new account within 30–60 minutes of your report, and in parallel the balance is on it within an hour of your report. Replacement works 24/7 on every ban, and the transfer carries no fee. A refund, if you do not want a new account, takes about 12 hours to the wallet you topped up from, even when the platform froze the money.
Ask a farm seller the same things: is there a replacement and how fast, what happens to the balance, what a repeat purchase costs.
Three questions that matter most to a farm seller
- Ownership: who the account is registered to and who can control it.
- Payment: what you pay with and when.
- Handover: how you get access.
The break-even formula
Farm cost for a period: price per account × accounts bought, plus the balances left on banned accounts.
Agency account cost for the same period: rate × top-ups. Replacement is free, the balance is moved or refunded.
A reference point: a $10,000 top-up in a month goes at 10%, which is $1,000. If your farm cost for such a month is above $1,000, the agency account is cheaper. Below $1,000, the farm is. The rate in dollars grows with turnover, and farm cost grows with the number of bans, so the answer shifts from month to month.
The rate follows the month’s top-ups including the one in question, and a top-up that crosses a threshold goes entirely at the new rate. Example: $20,000 in a month, topped up in $5,000 parts, costs $500 + $500 + $400 + $400 = $1,800. One $20,000 payment costs $1,600.
Downtime after a ban is a separate line. Count the hours a buyer sits without an account and what an hour of your traffic is worth. Only you know that figure. For the agency account, plug in the replacement time from the section above.
Three numbers from your own logs
Open your expense sheet for the last few months and pull:
- The price of one farmed account that you paid.
- How many accounts got banned in a month.
- The balance on each at the moment of the ban, summed.
Then compare: price × bans + balances against rate × top-ups.
Test it with $300
You can start small. The first test payment is $300 at 10%: the fee is $30 and $270 reaches the balance. The account arrives with its balance within an hour of the payment clearing.
Rates and thresholds are in Full price of an account. For terms on your top-up amount, write to @bluewave_mngr.
