Here is exactly what you get: Google Ads (AdWords) accounts that are ready to run campaigns from the first minute. The stock has three plain groups. Verified profiles come with billing already attached, MCC manager accounts suit agency-style work with many clients, and limit-locked accounts show a $50, $250 or $500 spending limit. Every account is tested by hand for billing readiness, asset health and any suspension flags before it is listed. If something is wrong, replacement is automatic for 24 hours, and bulk pricing starts from five accounts. Every listing states what is included, so there are no surprises after payment, and each next step is spelled out for you.
The process has four short steps, and each one is described below. You go from this page to working Google Ads credentials in your dashboard without any hidden stages or extra forms.
Use the filters to narrow the list by verified status, MCC presence, spending limit and GEO. Choose only what your campaign needs, and ignore the rest.
You can pay with crypto, bank cards or through Telegram. Crypto payments clear in 1–2 minutes, so it is the quickest option available.
Your package holds the login email, password, MCC ID, billing details where they are included, and a 2FA backup. All of it appears in your dashboard together.
Set up your antidetect browser, import the bundled cookies, and start your campaign while following the rate-limit guidance. Doing it in this order keeps the account calm during its first days.
Every category exists to solve one specific problem, so it helps to read them one by one. Choose according to what your funnel really needs, and do not decide by the sticker price alone.
These are profiles whose billing is already verified and which have a history of launched ads. That means you skip the verification queue and can start testing your offer sooner.
VerifiedBillingReadyA manager account is one login that holds many sub-accounts under it. It is built for agency-style workflows where you look after several clients or projects from one place.
MCCAgencyMulti-accountThese accounts are pre-warmed and show a spending limit of $50, $250 or $500 from the moment you launch. The limit is visible, so you know the budget ceiling in advance.
$50$250$500These accounts passed Google's identity and compliance review and stayed active afterwards. This is the premium tier, and it suits campaigns where a ban would be expensive.
Survived reviewPremiumTop trustThree packages cover most teams, and you can pick the one that fits your size. If your needs are larger, custom enterprise bundles are available on request through support.
This is only a slice of the active inventory, shown so you can see typical options. The live store holds more configurations and GEO variants than appear here.
| Configuration | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Verified Google Ads | Billing attached, $50 limit | $30.00 |
| Aged 6-month Google Ads | Real campaign history, $250 limit | $95.00 |
| MCC Manager Account | MCC for agency workflows | $165.00 |
| $500 Limit Pre-warmed | Pre-warmed to $500 limit visible | $120.00 |
| Reinstated Google Ads | Survived compliance review | $280.00 |
| Premium MCC + 5 sub-accounts | Manager with 5 attached verified accounts | $350.00 |
Below is a side-by-side table of features for each tier. Find the row that matches your campaign risk profile and read across to see what you get.
| Feature | Standard | Aged 6m | MCC | Reinstated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verified billing | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Operating history | ✗ No | ✓ Yes | ~ Partial | ✓ Yes |
| MCC manager | ✗ No | ✗ No | ✓ Yes | ✗ No |
| Spending limit | $50 | $250 | $50–$500 | $500 |
| Survived compliance review | ✗ No | ✗ No | ✗ No | ✓ Yes |
| Best for | Tests | Active | Agencies | Sensitive |
| Starting price | $30 | $95 | $165 | $280 |
Each tier is designed for one level of risk, and the wrong pairing costs money. For example, putting a fresh account on a risky vertical usually ends in a fast ban and a wasted budget.
These are verified Google Ads profiles with billing already attached, so campaigns can launch right away. They fit first-test workflows and white verticals, where policy risk is low and the budget is modest.
These accounts have at least six months of operating history, including campaigns, real spend and creative changes. A longer history gives a higher trust score and usually a longer life for the account.
MCC means Multi-Client Center: a manager account that holds several sub-accounts. You need it when you manage multiple clients from one console, as agencies normally do.
These accounts went through Google's identity or compliance review and survived it. They form the premium tier and are kept for high-stakes campaigns where stability matters most.
Keep three things in line: the account GEO, your offer GEO and your proxy GEO. A mismatch between them is the fastest way to trigger an automated review, so check this before launch.
This is the market with the highest CPC, and it works best for white verticals. Expect higher prices per click but strong buyer quality.
These accounts sit at a middle price and offer strong traffic volumes. They are a sensible balance between cost and reach for most teams.
This is the lowest-priced stock, and it is useful for offers with low CPM. Volumes can be large, but the margins depend on cheap clicks.
This is specialty stock with rouble billing where that is supported. It suits buyers who work with CIS audiences and want local payment currency.
We sell most often to three kinds of buyers, described below. Find the one closest to you, and you will see which configuration matches your daily workflow.
An independent buyer who runs one to three verticals on a personal budget under $5k per month. One or two accounts are usually enough for this work.
A team of three to ten buyers who run campaigns for paying clients across several GEOs. They need many accounts and clean separation between clients.
A brand-side or in-house manager who runs ads on owned channels at scale. Stability and predictable spend matter more here than the lowest price.
Below are six concrete reasons the same buyers return month after month. Each one is a service you can check yourself, not a marketing slogan.
If a Google Ads account is dead at the first login or does not match its description, we replace it automatically within twenty-four hours. You do not open tickets and you do not argue in disputes.
Your credentials appear in the dashboard as soon as the payment is confirmed. Crypto clears in one to two minutes, while cards take a few minutes longer because of a fraud-engine check.
Native-speaker operators answer on Telegram around the clock, in both English and Russian. The average first response comes in under three minutes, so you are never left waiting.
Every order, credential, replacement claim and delivery cookie is kept in one place. That means no messy email attachments and no download links that expire.
Discounts apply automatically at 50, 100 and 500 accounts, so you never have to ask. For steady large volume, custom contracts with a dedicated account manager are available.
Before a batch reaches the storefront, we test each Google Ads account by hand. We check password validity, recovery access, lock flags and verification status one by one.
These short videos cover how to move around the catalog, how to choose a configuration and what verification details mean. Click any thumbnail and the video opens on YouTube.

A calm walk through the catalog and its filters.

A deeper look at each step of buying.

A tour of the verified stock and its details.

How to pick the right Google account tier for you.

A comparison of marketplaces and what differs between them.

A Google Ads primer written for arbitrage beginners.
These are reviews from verified buyers over the last sixty days. We do not edit, filter or moderate the ratings in any way, so what you read is what buyers wrote.
Here is how we work, in plain terms. NPPRTEAM has sold Google Ads accounts since 2019, and every batch we list passes a four-stage manual inspection before it reaches the storefront. Stage one is credential validity: we test the login, the password, the two-factor backup and the recovery access by hand. Stage two is trust signals, meaning profile age, verification status, attached assets and any review flags. Stage three simulates a real first login from a clean residential proxy that matches the account GEO; if the profile asks for extra verification at this point, it is rejected and returned to the supplier. Stage four happens at delivery: a final credential check runs the moment your order is placed, so you never receive an account that died between listing and purchase. Replacement is automatic for twenty-four hours from credential delivery, and the replacement queue is a separate priority lane that skips the normal support backlog. We never store buyer payment data on our infrastructure; payments go through encrypted gateways that give us only an order ID. Account credentials are encrypted at rest and decrypted only inside your buyer dashboard. For high-stakes campaigns we suggest pairing aged or premium-tier profiles with a residential proxy of the same GEO and a properly fingerprinted antidetect browser. The warm-up calendar included with every order is the one our internal QA fleet uses, refined over hundreds of thousands of Google Ads deliveries.
A quick reference for the short forms you will meet in product names, support chats and our documentation. Each entry gives one plain sentence.
All transactions clear through encrypted gateways, and this is true for every payment method listed here. We never store full payment data on our servers, only an order ID.
MCC stands for My Client Center, which is Google's manager account that keeps several sub-accounts under one console. Agencies and high-volume buyers use it to handle many client accounts efficiently. If you run only one or two accounts by yourself, you do not need an MCC and can save the cost.
Each Google Ads delivery contains the login email, the password, two-factor backup codes and the recovery email. Where the listing says so, bundled session cookies are added too. Premium tiers also include flags that show the verification status, so you can see it at a glance.
A listing labelled 1-year holds a Google Ads profile that has been active without a break for at least twelve months, backed by real activity signals. We never pad or inflate ages, so the label means what it says.
Yes, for any account whose survival matters to you, an antidetect browser is the safe choice. Multilogin, Dolphin, Linken Sphere and AdsPower all work well, so use the one you already know.
The guarantee lasts twenty-four hours from the moment credentials are delivered. Dead, restricted or mismatched accounts are replaced from the priority lane, without a long wait or a ticket.
Yes, you can. Bulk pricing starts automatically at fifty accounts, and at that level you also unlock dedicated manager support, which helps with larger and repeated orders.
Crypto is the fastest and most private option, so many buyers choose it. Cards work too and clear within a few minutes after a fraud-engine check, so both routes are simple.
Yes, you can choose by country using the GEO filter. Tier-1, Tier-2 and Tier-3 stocks are kept separately, so you always see exactly which group an account belongs to.
Crypto takes 1–2 minutes, and cards take 2–5 minutes because of the fraud pass. Manual review is never required for standard orders, so nobody has to approve your purchase by hand.
Yes, they are real. Google Ads reviews come only from buyers who completed an order, and we never edit, filter or moderate them, so both good and bad comments stay visible.
Yes, this is possible. Contact support via Telegram and send your business entity details, and we will explain the invoice and contract terms clearly and prepare the documents for you.
Aged and premium tiers survive automation tooling much longer than fresh PVA accounts do. For best results, pair them with residential proxies and antidetect browsers, and follow the warm-up calendar closely.