Auto-registered or farmed Facebook accounts: what to choose

The two common Facebook account types are auto-registered and farmed profiles. They serve different purposes, and choosing between them involves price and stability.

Auto-registered accounts

Auto-registered profiles are newly created automated registrations. They are inexpensive (from $0.30) and are often bought in batches for account networks, preparation and advertising tests. Their lower trust and higher early-restriction risk are the main trade-offs.

Farmed accounts

Farmed profiles have an established history: friends, posts, activity and access to Ads. They cost more, but are generally more established and suited to larger advertising launches.

Choosing an option

For a large number of quick tests, choose Auto-registered accounts. For more established advertising profiles — established farmed profiles. A mix is often practical: auto-registered profiles for tests, farmed accounts and BMs for scaling.