What is available and what does each band mean?
| What it is | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Account with spend history | Threshold lifted, transactions visible, postpay | $150 – $650 |
| Account with billing attached | Payment profile working, threshold still low | $30 – $120 |
| Account without billing | Clean account, you attach the payment profile | from $30 |
| Manager account (MCC) | No campaigns and no threshold of its own | $500 |
The bands describe what the billing section shows, not a marketing tier. An account without billing has no payment profile at all. An account with billing has a working profile and a threshold still at its starting level. An account with history has charges that grew and spread out over time.
Stock is individual accounts, not units of a product. Two accounts with the same lifetime spend are not interchangeable.
How recent the spend is, whether the threshold moved with it and whether campaigns are still delivering all change the price.
What is checked before payment?
- Account status — no suspension and no policy notice sitting there.
- Billing → Summary — balance, payment method, anything outstanding.
- Billing → Transactions, all time — the actual charge history with dates.
- Billing → Settings — country, currency, prepay or postpay. Currency is permanent.
- Admin → Access and security — every other user and every linked manager account.
You run these yourself, from inside, after being invited and before paying. The checks are the same ones that apply anywhere else you might buy; they are not a courtesy.
How does handover work?
- Ten digits arrive first — the customer ID, which is what every verification hangs off.
- An administrative invitation follows — to your own Google sign-in. No credentials are passed around.
- You work the five screens yourself — from inside the account, with your money still in your pocket.
- Settlement — tenge, USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, or card.
- The previous side is cleared out — administrators removed, manager links severed. Skip this and nothing has really moved.
- One more look at access — half a minute, with you watching the screen.
Checks before payment, removal of old access after it. Reversing either half is how the two standard handover failures happen.
What is not sold here
- E-mail accounts of any description, Gmail among them.
- Platform logins of any kind.
- Agency access on loan — what is sold here transfers permanently.
- Anything on a United States registration.
- Techniques for slipping past Google's reviews.
Common questions
Can I see the account before paying?
Yes, and you should. Account status, Billing Summary, Billing Transactions over the full life of the account, Billing Settings and Admin Access and security. Five screens, about two minutes, before any money moves.
Does a password get sent over?
Never. The whole handover happens through the account's own access controls: an administrative invitation goes to your Google sign-in, you take it up, and the old side is then stripped out in front of you.
Do you have US-registered accounts?
No. Stock is registered in Kazakhstan with USD billing. If a US-registered account is a hard requirement, this is the wrong supplier and it is cheaper for both of us to know that now.
Ask what is available today
Say the spend level and currency you need and you get an answer against current stock, including being told plainly when there is nothing suitable.
Message us on Telegram