Proxies for Facebook ad accounts

Agencies log in to many clients' Meta business accounts from one office. Each login from a new place or a shared address can trigger a check. A proxy per profile keeps each client's logins steady.

Which proxy is best for Facebook ad accounts?

For Facebook and Meta ad accounts, give each business profile a sticky residential or mobile proxy in the country where the business operates, and never share it between profiles. A steady local IP address keeps logins consistent, which is what Meta's security checks look for.

One profile, one address

Use a separate session ID per business profile and keep it for weeks. Combine it with a separate browser profile so cookies never mix.

Local IP addresses for ad checks

To see the ads a market really gets, view them through a proxy in that country or city. Residential proxies with city targeting suit ad checks.

Stay inside Meta's rules

Running real clients' accounts is normal agency work. Evading bans, running ads after a restriction or creating fake accounts breaks Meta's terms and our acceptable use policy.

Proxy types that fit

How to set it up

Buy the smallest Residential plan, one gigabyte, to test with. It is paid in crypto at checkout and delivered by itself.
Copy the host resi.piratproxies.com, the port 8080, and the username and password from the plan page.
Choose where requests leave from by adding a country code to the username, for example USERNAME-country-us.
Run the job on your real target. If it works, top up the same plan; if the site blocks it, try the next proxy type in the list above.

Setup guide and code examples · Guides for each tool

Questions about proxies for Facebook ad accounts

Can I run several Meta business profiles from one computer?

Yes, if each profile has its own browser profile and its own sticky proxy, and you keep them apart for good. Mixing cookies or IP addresses between profiles is what links them in Meta's eyes.

Which country should the proxy be in for a client's ad account?

The country where the client's business operates and where its admins normally log in from. For ad checks in other markets, use a separate proxy in each market rather than the account's own login proxy.