What Sets Us Apart
We buy with our own money rather than introducing you to a stranger. What that changes, and why sixteen years in one market matters.
Most places that trade social media accounts are forums with a middleman attached. You post, you wait, you hope the person replying is real. We are not that. We buy with our own money, we sell what we own, and we have been doing it since 2010.
We are the buyer, not an introduction service
This is the difference everything else follows from. A marketplace finds you a stranger and holds the money while you both hope. We make you an offer ourselves. There is no counterparty to vet, no waiting for a buyer to appear, and no one to chase if they vanish, because the person on the other side of the deal is the company.
You get a price in two working days instead of a listing that may sit for months. If you accept, the money is already committed. Nobody has to go first and trust a stranger, because there is no stranger.
Sixteen years in one market
We started in 2010 and have traded through every major platform change since: the collapse of organic reach on Facebook, the rise and fall of Google Plus, the Instagram algorithm rewrites, the end of legacy verification on X. We have placed over 3.2 billion fans and followers in that time.
That history is the reason a valuation from us is worth having. Pricing an account is not a formula applied to a follower count. It is pattern recognition built from thousands of closed deals, and it is why our numbers tend to hold up when a buyer checks them.
Fans and followers placed since 2010, across every major platform. Not impressions, not reach, not a marketing figure. Audience that changed hands.
We verify before we buy, so you are not the one taking the risk
Every account we resell has already been checked by us at source. Not screenshots, not a seller’s word, the actual analytics inside the account. We looked at the growth curve, the audience geography, the engagement ratio and the standing of the account, and we paid our own money on the strength of it.
That is a different proposition from a marketplace listing, where the platform has verified nothing and the risk sits entirely with you.
The handover is supervised and deliberately unhurried
Most accounts that get lost in a transfer are lost because somebody rushed. Credentials and every recovery channel move in a controlled order, with gaps where the platform needs them. Buyers get an inspection window afterwards: if the account does not match what was described, the deal unwinds and the money goes back.
Nothing is published, and the two sides never meet
We do not list the accounts we hold, the deals we close or who was on either side. When we resell, the original seller and the eventual buyer never deal with each other and never learn each other’s names, because neither of them was ever dealing with anything except us.
A real company stands behind it
ViralAccounts.com runs under its own name and has done since 2010. Transactions are handled by VEYYO LP, a registered Canadian limited partnership, which is who issues the contract and the invoice. There is a company to invoice, a company to hold to an agreement, and a company that is still here next year. Not an anonymous forum handle.
Because we buy with our own money, we are selective. We turn down accounts with purchased followings, accounts that depend on a named person who is not part of the sale, and anything on a platform where a transfer risks a permanent lockout. If you want somewhere that lists anything at all, that is a marketplace, not us.
Where to start
Selling: send the account and your figures for a free valuation, which takes two working days and commits you to nothing. Buying: tell us the audience you want and we will tell you whether it exists and what it costs.