Automation and parsers
Cabinet.partners
Cabinet.partners’ terms define a subscription-period license for a SaaS tool that automates Facebook (Meta) advertising campaigns. The homepage says the trial costs $0 for 3 days and includes Pro features such as autolaunch, while the Terms make the license revocable. Buyers should weigh that trial scope against the account and cancellation conditions before committing.
This may suit media buyers comparing campaign automation options, provided they are comfortable checking the service’s terms before use.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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What do the plans put in scope?
The homepage and Terms describe trial access and platform functions, according to sources checked 2026-10-31.
- Trial: $0 for 3 days; no card required and no automatic charge, according to the homepage.
- Trial features: the vendor says the full Pro feature set, including autolaunch, is included.
- Pro functions: mass autolaunch, creative uniqueization and extension, and catalog and language launches, according to the homepage.
- Platform functions: bulk campaign launches, automated rules, creative variations, ROI tracking, an AI assistant, and multi-account management, according to the Terms.
What do Minimal and Pro charge?
The listed monthly and annual prices differ by plan, and each paid plan includes one buyer before extra-seat charges.
The homepage lists Minimal at $40 per month or $480 per year. It lists Pro at $80 per month or $960 per year.
- Minimal: $40 per month or $480 per year; one buyer included, with additional buyers at $20 per month, according to the homepage.
- Pro: $80 per month or $960 per year; one buyer included, with additional buyers at $30 per month, according to the homepage.
- Monthly plan: 1,500 RUB per month; the Terms say semi-annual and annual prices are listed on the website.
The vendor says charges do not depend on clicks, accounts, or launches, and that the bill grows with team size only. The Terms allow plan prices to change with at least 14 calendar days’ notice, without affecting already-paid subscription periods.
What does the dashboard automate?
The homepage says the dashboard checks metrics and runs user-defined rules every 15 minutes. It also says each decision is logged with the rule, threshold, and numbers. These records give buyers a stated way to review what a rule decided and the threshold involved.
The vendor describes an AI assistant that answers questions using the user’s data. The Terms also list bulk campaign launches, creative variations, ROI tracking, and multi-account management among the platform’s functions.
Which questions belong with support?
Before registering, buyers can ask how connecting their own agents via MCP works and what permissions or access that connection involves.
The Terms say authentication uses a one-time code sent to a valid email address, with no password required.
How do rules and account access work?
The Terms describe Cabinet.partners as a management and automation tool, not an advertiser or advertising platform operator. They also limit each individual or entity to one account unless the company agrees otherwise in writing.
Use of the software is licensed on a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable basis for the subscription period. The Terms prohibit reverse-engineering, sharing access with unauthorized third parties, and using automated access tools that the provider has not supplied. Buyers should read these conditions alongside the rules of the advertising platforms they use.
Which terms give buyers operating scope?
- The homepage says rule checks run on a schedule, with decisions recorded alongside their thresholds and figures.
- The vendor says its AI assistant uses the user’s data when answering questions.
- The vendor states that Pro features, including autolaunch, are available during the trial.
- The provider says users can connect their own agents via MCP.
Which conditions narrow continued use?
The Terms and pricing page set conditions on added seats, price changes, cancellation, data retention, and liability.
- The Cabinet.partners homepage says the Minimal plan includes one buyer, with additional buyers priced at $20 per month, and the Pro plan includes one buyer, with additional buyers priced at $30 per month.
- The Terms state that the company may change plan prices with at least 14 calendar days’ notice, without affecting already-paid subscription periods.
- The Terms state that users may cancel at any time by email; early cancellation refunds the unused portion minus actual costs, processed within 30 calendar days.
- The Terms state that after termination, account data is retained for 30 calendar days, and users may request an export during that period.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Which automation terms should comparisons match?
Compare campaign automation scope, supported platforms, rule scheduling, API or agent connections, export options, plan limits, and contract terms. A useful comparison should distinguish advertised functions from the limits and billing conditions set in the service’s written terms.
Who can work within these terms?
Cabinet.partners may suit media buyers seeking Facebook (Meta) campaign automation who are prepared to work under a subscription-period license. The Terms characterize the company as a management and automation tool, rather than an advertiser or advertising platform operator.
Team costs matter if more than one buyer needs access: each paid plan includes one buyer, with additional buyers charged separately. Buyers should also be comfortable with a license that is revocable and non-transferable.
What we could not confirm
- Support: available channels and response times.
- Exports: formats and availability during an active subscription.
- Integrations: supported platforms beyond Meta and MCP connection details.
- Automation: supported metrics, rule types, launch controls, and campaign limits.
- Plan scope: feature-by-feature differences between Minimal and Pro.
- Billing: accepted payment methods and how the RUB plan relates to named plans.
What do the Cabinet.partners terms answer?
Does the trial require payment details?
No card is required for the trial, and the homepage says it does not auto-charge. This answers the payment-details question, but does not establish what happens if a buyer chooses a paid plan afterward. Check the paid-plan terms before moving beyond trial access.
Are Pro features available during the trial?
The vendor says the full Pro feature set, including autolaunch, is available during the trial. That describes the trial’s stated feature access; it does not change the separate subscription license conditions in the Terms. Buyers should distinguish access during the trial from continued use under a subscription.
How can a buyer cancel, and what happens to an early-cancellation refund?
The Terms say users may cancel by email at any time. For early cancellation, the refund covers the unused portion minus actual costs, and the company says processing occurs within 30 calendar days.
Can one person or company hold multiple accounts?
The Terms say each individual or entity may maintain only one account unless otherwise agreed in writing. This is an account-level condition, distinct from the buyer seats included in paid plans. Buyers who need an exception would need the company’s written agreement.
What happens to account data after termination?
The Terms say account data is retained for 30 calendar days after termination, and users may request an export during that period. The stated condition sets a post-termination window; it does not specify export formats.
Can users connect their own agents through MCP?
The provider states that users can connect their own agents through MCP. The homepage describes this as an option for users connecting their own agents.
Are the written terms ready to try?
Fits if… the trial’s stated Pro access suits your evaluation and you accept a subscription-period, revocable license.
Probably not if… your operation requires a license that cannot be revoked or transferred.
Main risk… the Terms limit liability to fees paid for the three most recent months of service before the event giving rise to a claim.
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Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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