No cap on Unlimited
Spend what your offer can carry from the first day. No warm-up ramp, no URL limits, no page limits.
Whitelisted agency ad accounts · built by e-com operators
No spend cap. From day one.
Whitelisted ad accounts, run by people who scale their own stores. Account restricted? You get a new one within , and your balance comes with it.
Two plans. Pick yours in ten seconds.
Prices on the page · no pitchLean entry
- Fixed cap of — it doesn't lift
- For stores spending up to that, or testing a new offer
Full scale
- No daily spend cap from day one
- No URL or page limits
What you get
An account that scales, and people who answer.
New account within
Account restricted? You get a replacement within and your unspent balance moves across with it. It's in the agreement, not in a testimonial.
Built by operators, not a ticket desk
We run our own stores. When ROAS dips at 11pm or an ad gets rejected, you talk to people who had the same problem last month.
A network behind the account
Accountants, creative studios, fulfilment, sourcing and a wide affiliate network. Clients get our partners, their perks and a personal intro.
Your pixel stays yours
Your pixel and page stay in your business manager and get shared into ours. If you leave, your conversion history leaves with you.
Top-ups without a ticket queue
You request a top-up, we fund the account. No waiting on a support inbox in another timezone while you're out of budget mid-scale.
Who you're working with
E-com operators first. Account provider second.
Most providers sell you a login and disappear into a ticket queue. We build and scale stores ourselves, so we know what a dead campaign costs you. Ask us about account structure, creatives, scaling or a rejected ad. We answer.
A direct line
You talk to the people who set up your account. No ticket system, no bot, no "we'll get back to you in 3–5 business days".
The members area
Every client gets a login: our business manager and pixel playbooks, SOPs, group calls with other operators and the full partner network.
Fit
We'd rather lose the sale than the client.
Good fit
- Running an e-commerce store with real orders
- Spending €100+ a day, or ready to go straight past €1,000
- Lost an account before and done rebuilding from zero
- Want a partner who knows e-com, not just a login
Not a fit
- You want an account to run something the platform bans
- You want us to run your ads — we advise, you run them
- You want a guarantee an account can never be restricted — nobody can give you that. We give you a replacement within .
Plans
Two plans. Prices on the page.
Most providers make you book a call before they'll name a number. Here are ours.
Lean entry
- Whitelisted Meta ad account
- Fixed daily cap of . Need more? Move to Unlimited, or run several Start accounts side by side
- Replacement within , balance moves with it
- Direct line to the team + members area
Full scale
- Whitelisted Meta ad account
- No daily spend cap from day one
- No URL or page limits
- Replacement within , balance moves with it
- Direct line to the team + members area
Outgrow Start? Move to Unlimited when you're ready. Not sure which one fits? Tell us your daily spend on the call and we'll say so honestly, including when Start is all you need.
How the market prices this
"0% fee" usually means a spend cap.
The common tier structure in this market sells itself as "0% spend fees", then caps how much you're allowed to spend on each tier. You don't pay per euro spent. You pay to lift the ceiling. Run the division and the effective rate appears.
| Typical tier | Monthly fee | Spend allowed | Effective rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | $299 | up to $3,000 | ≈ 10% |
| Mid | $599 | up to $6,000 | ≈ 10% |
| Top | $799 | uncapped | falls as you scale |
Figures are the publicly listed tiers of a competing provider at the time of writing, not a quote. Check them yourself before you decide anything.
Terms
The terms, up front.
Fee, limits, balance, exit. Everything that decides what happens when it goes wrong — before you talk to anyone.
| Our fee | |
|---|---|
| Daily spend limit | |
| Time to live | |
| Minimum top-up | |
| If the account is restricted | |
| Unused balance | |
| Contract length |
The replacement promise
In the agreement, not the sales pitchAsk any provider to put this in writing before you fund an account. The ones who won't are telling you what happens to your money.
Ad accounts
What you're actually renting.
Access, funding, a replacement when it breaks, and people who know e-com. Not immunity, not a media buyer. Here's the chain, including the part that isn't in our control.
The chain
Three parties. Two of them aren't you.
PlatformMeta, TikTok or Google — owns the rules
8GENZsupplies, funds, replaces, advises
Yourun your own campaigns
Anyone who tells you they've removed a link from that chain is describing a product that doesn't exist. What a good partner changes is how fast the chain responds when something breaks.
Ownership
Your pixel stays yours.
How we set it up
Your pixel and page live in your business manager and are shared into ours. Leave whenever you want and your conversion history goes with you.
How it usually goes
The pixel gets created inside the agency's business manager and shared to you. It works identically — until you leave, and every euro of learning stays behind.
Same amount of work either way. It can only be done correctly at setup, which is why we do it before your first campaign rather than when you ask.
Limits
What whitelisting does and doesn't buy.
It does
- Put your account on an established business manager with history
- Give you a faster review queue than a cold account
- Give you a human to escalate to when something breaks
It doesn't
- Make the account immune to policy enforcement
- Let you run what the platform bans
- Replace a good offer and good creatives — that part we help with, but you build it
Platforms
Meta first. TikTok and Google on request.
The same product everywhere: a whitelisted account with history, funding without a ticket queue, a replacement when it breaks, and your tracking staying on your side.
Meta
Where most operators start, and what both plans are built on. Pixel and page stay in your own business manager.
TikTok and Google Ads
Available on request through partner accounts. Your pixel and conversion tracking stay on your side. Terms in writing before you fund.
Process
Four steps, in this order.
One 30-minute call, no pitch. If we can't take you, we say so on the call and tell you why.
Book a call
30 minutes. Bring your store URL, what you sell, what you want to spend per day and which plan you're leaning towards. We check it against the platform's policies with you, live.
Sign and fund
Service agreement, then your first top-up — plus the monthly fee if you're on Unlimited. You always know exactly what lands in the account.
Connect your assets
You share your page and pixel from your own business manager into ours. We assign the ad account back to you with full access, and you get your members area login.
Launch
You run your own campaigns. We handle funding, replacements and account issues, and we're on the line when you want a second opinion.
What we need from you
Three things, before we can start.
A store with real orders
Not a launched-yesterday page. We check whether the offer is something the platform allows, and we'd rather say no early than take your money.
Your own business manager
If you don't have one, we'll walk you through it. It's where your pixel and page have to live for the setup to be worth anything to you.
A daily budget
Tell us what you spend now and where you want to go. We'll tell you which plan fits, including when Start is all you need.
And what you don't need
A pitch deck, a sales sequence or a minimum term. None of that exists here.
Questions
The ones that actually matter.
Is Unlimited really unlimited from day one?
Yes. Unlimited accounts have no daily spend cap, no URL limits and no page limits from the first day. What still applies is what applies to every ad account: the platform's own advertising policies. Stay within them and the only limit is what your offer can carry.
Then why would anyone pick Start?
What happens to my money if the account gets restricted?
Who owns the pixel and the conversion data?
You do. We set it up so the pixel lives in your business manager and is shared into ours, not created inside ours. That's the difference between leaving with your data and leaving without it, and it can only be done correctly at setup.
Do you run the ads?
No, you run them and keep full access. But we're e-com operators ourselves, so when a campaign stalls or an ad gets rejected, ask us. Advice is part of the deal, not an upsell.
What's in the members area?
Every client gets a login with our business manager and pixel playbooks, SOPs, group calls with other operators and our partner network: accountants, creative studios, fulfilment, sourcing. Ask for an intro and we connect you personally, with a member perk.
Do you only do Meta?
Meta is where most operators start, and both plans are Meta plans. TikTok and Google Ads accounts are available on request — you get their terms in writing before you fund anything.
Can I leave?
Is there a minimum spend or a minimum term?
Who am I contracting with?
Are you affiliated with Meta?
No. We provide accounts through partner business managers. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of Meta Platforms, Inc., and neither is any other provider who implies otherwise.
Privacy
Privacy statement
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Who we are
("8GENZ", "we") runs 8genz.com and is responsible for the personal data described here. Questions or requests: .
What we collect
- When you book a call (via Calendly): your name, email address, the time you choose and anything you write in the booking.
- When you contact us by email or WhatsApp: your name, contact details and what you send us.
- When you become a client: your business details, store URL, business manager and ad account IDs, top-up and payment records, and the details needed for the service agreement.
- When you visit the site: our hosting provider processes technical data such as your IP address and browser type to deliver and secure the site. We don't use analytics or advertising cookies on this site.
Why we use it
- To plan and hold the call you booked, and to answer your questions.
- To check whether we can take you on and to set up, fund and replace your ad accounts.
- To invoice you and meet our legal and tax obligations.
We rely on the steps needed to enter into and perform a contract with you, our legal obligations, and our legitimate interest in running and securing our business. We don't sell your data and we don't use it for anything else.
Who we share it with
- Service providers that run our tools: Calendly (scheduling), Google (video calls), our email provider, Cloudflare (hosting) and WhatsApp.
- The partners through which we supply ad accounts, and the ad platforms themselves (such as Meta), as far as needed to set up and run your account.
- Our accountant and authorities, where the law requires it.
Some of these providers are based outside the EU, such as in the United States. Where that's the case, transfers are covered by the EU–US Data Privacy Framework or the EU standard contractual clauses.
How long we keep it
Call and contact details: up to 12 months after our last contact if you don't become a client. Client and financial records: as long as the law requires, which in the Netherlands is generally 7 years.
Your rights
You can ask us to see, correct, delete or hand over your data, or object to how we use it. Email and we'll respond within one month. If you're not satisfied, you can file a complaint with the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens).
Changes
If we change this statement, we'll update the date at the top of this page.
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Book a call.
We'll tell you if it's a fit.
30 minutes, no pitch. Bring your store URL, your daily spend and the plan you're leaning towards. If we can't take you, we'll say so on the call and tell you why.
On the call
What happens next.
We look at your store with you
Store, offer, category, spend. We're checking whether the platform will tolerate what you sell, because that's what decides whether the account survives.
You get a yes or a no on the call
A no comes with the reason. A yes comes with the plan we'd pick for you.
Agreement, then funding
You see the full terms before you send a cent. Everything on the plans page is what's in the agreement.