RPROAS Performance, LLC
Agency ad accounts to rent, funded and replaced when one goes down.
Live
You are not buying management here, you are renting the account itself. If you buy media at any volume you already know the failure mode: the account goes down on a Friday and the business stops until somebody who knows somebody picks up the phone. This is the boring infrastructure that turns that into a scheduling problem instead of an outage.
What you get
- Agency accounts on the platforms you actually buy on, rented for you to run.
- As many as you need. One to start, more as spend grows or as you decide to split the risk across several.
- Funding handled, so spend does not stop because a card declined at 3am.
- A replacement when one goes down, which is a question of when and not if.
- Your Business Manager given full access, and read-only access shared out to a brand or client where you need it.
- One operator who answers when something is wrong, rather than a reseller queue and a ticket number.
What this is not
- Ownership. These are rented, not sold. The listing says so here rather than letting you discover it at the worst possible moment.
- Any promise that an account will never be restricted. Anybody selling that is selling you a story.
- Running your campaigns. You are renting the account; buying media is a separate listing so you can take one without the other.
- Categories that are not clean. The screening is real and it happens before anything is provisioned, rather than after your creatives have already been rejected.
How it runs
- 01
You say what you buy and where
Platforms, rough monthly spend, and the category. The category is the part that decides whether this is possible at all.
- 02
Accounts get provisioned and funded
Brought up for you to run, warmed where it matters, and funded so that spend does not stop for an administrative reason.
- 03
You get one person to call
When one goes down you message a human who already knows your setup, and the replacement starts before the explanation is finished.
Questions
How many accounts can I rent?
As many as the spend justifies. Most people start with one and add more when they want to split risk, not because they ran out of room in the first.
What does the 3% cover?
The spend that runs through the accounts, on top of the fixed monthly. The exact figure is written into the quote before anything is provisioned.
What happens when an account is restricted?
A replacement is brought up. That is the actual product here — not prevention, which nobody can sell honestly, but recovery time.
What actually goes wrong, in practice?
Payment methods, by a distance. Cards get declined or quietly dropped, an unpaid balance disables the account, and delivery takes a day or so to recover once it is cleared. After that it is spending limits, pixel and Business Manager access, and the occasional restriction. None of it is dramatic and all of it needs somebody who picks up.
Why does the rate vary?
By category. Clean ecommerce is the cheapest tier because those accounts last; anything the platforms treat as high-risk costs more because they burn faster and get replaced more often. You are quoted your tier before anything is provisioned.
Do I own the account?
No. It is rented. You run it, and the data and the creative are yours, but the account itself is not sold — anybody telling you otherwise is describing something that gets both of you banned.
Do you take any category?
No. Some categories get a straight refusal in the first conversation rather than after a month of setup.