Automation and parsers
FB Tool
FB Tool’s listed terms start with a Trial priced at $0 for three days, while Professional costs $100 per month and includes 200 daily campaign uploads. The provider describes a shared interface for account and advertising management, with campaign automation and integrations; the listed plan details are narrower than that feature set.
For media buyers assessing a shared workflow, the key practical question is whether the plan limits and operating terms match the work they need to run.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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- FB Tool
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- Automation and parsers
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What the account interface puts together
The vendor’s site and support pages describe the following terms and capabilities, checked 2026-10-30.
- Interface: shared account and advertising management, according to the vendor site, checked 2026-10-30.
- API and systems: API access to data and integration with users’ systems, according to the vendor site, checked 2026-10-30.
- Facebook API: the vendor says the service works through the official Facebook API, according to its site, checked 2026-10-30.
What Trial and Professional charge
Trial costs $0 for three days and includes three Facebook accounts, according to the vendor’s pricing information checked 2026-10-30. Professional costs $100 per month and includes 200 daily campaign uploads, as listed on the same site.
The Trial’s stated terms are compact: a time-limited period and a specified account count. Professional pairs a monthly charge with a daily upload allowance, so buyers should compare that allowance with their campaign workload.
The pricing page lists the accepted payment types as foreign and Russian cards and cryptocurrency, checked 2026-10-30.
- Trial — $0 for three days; includes three Facebook accounts.
- Professional — $100 per month; includes 200 daily campaign uploads.
- Accepted payment types — foreign and Russian cards, and cryptocurrency.
What account and campaign automation covers
The vendor says accounts can be added individually, via token or multitoken, or in bulk using cookies. The service also supports bulk campaign launches, with settings covering targeting through launch time.
For team operations, the vendor says employee roles can be assigned with different access levels, and each employee’s statistics and expenses can be tracked. Automated rules can stop ineffective ads and control budgets; Telegram notifications can alert users to important events.
Which questions belong with support
The published price describes the Trial’s duration and included accounts.
Ask how campaign uploads are counted and reset, and how employee access levels are assigned in practice. These answers matter when a team’s workflow depends on a particular allowance or division of responsibilities.
For integrations, clarify which API data and system connections are supported, and what setup each requires. The vendor states that API access and integrations are offered, but the scope should be matched to the systems the buyer intends to use.
How the guides cover setup and integrations
The Russian-language support center describes itself as a knowledge base for FBTOOL, with instructions spanning accounts, proxies, team work, and troubleshooting. Its articles include account setup, adding accounts individually or in bulk, multitoken use, proxy setup, and cookie sorting to retain Facebook cookies.
The guides also cover the Advertising Accounts section, Telegram bot setup, and team work. Separate auto-rule material covers configuring rules in accounts and ad cabinets, creating a rule, and applying it.
For expense reporting, the vendor says advertising expense data can be transferred to Keitaro and Binom; the help pages also list integration guidance for both. The support pages list setup instructions for ProxyPanda and SX.ORG proxies.
Which stated conditions aid planning
- Bulk campaign launches and settings from targeting through launch time are included in the vendor’s feature description.
- Employee roles, different access levels, statistics, and expense tracking are specified as team features.
- Automated rules are described for stopping ineffective ads and controlling budgets.
- Expense data transfer to Keitaro and Binom is stated by the vendor, with related guidance listed in the support pages.
- The vendor states that support is available seven days a week.
Which plan and documentation limits matter
- The vendor’s pricing page, checked 2026-10-30, lists the Trial at $0 for three days with three Facebook accounts.
- The vendor’s pricing page, checked 2026-10-30, lists Professional at $100 per month with 200 daily campaign uploads.
- The vendor states that payments are accepted by foreign and Russian cards and cryptocurrency.
- The docs describe a Russian-language support center whose troubleshooting section contains 23 items.
Which automation terms should comparisons match
Compare automation tools by account capacity, campaign-launch controls, team permissions, rule automation, API and tracker integrations, written usage terms, and cost structure. Ask each provider to describe how its limits apply to the workflow you plan to run.
Who can work within the listed plan terms
The documented scope addresses workflows that bring account management, campaign launches, employee access, and expense tracking into a shared process. The vendor also describes transferring advertising expense data to Keitaro and Binom.
Teams considering that setup still need to establish how their intended use maps to the plan allowance and the integrations they rely on. Professional’s listed allowance is 200 daily campaign uploads, according to the vendor’s pricing page checked 2026-10-30.
What we could not confirm
- Rules of use: applicable restrictions and conditions
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history
- Trial billing: what happens after the Trial ends
- Professional plans: other plans or account allowances
- API: endpoints, access conditions, and technical documentation
- Facebook API: supported functions and operating conditions
- Support: channels, response times, and language coverage
- Documentation: availability in languages besides Russian
What the plan and help pages answer
What does the Trial include?
The vendor states that the Trial plan costs $0 for three days and includes three Facebook accounts.
What does Professional list?
Professional costs $100 per month and includes 200 daily campaign uploads, according to the vendor’s pricing page checked 2026-10-30. The stated allowance gives buyers a concrete campaign-volume term to compare with their intended workflow.
Which payment types does the vendor accept?
The pricing page lists foreign and Russian cards, plus cryptocurrency, as accepted payment types. Buyers should compare those listed routes with their own payment requirements before selecting a plan.
How can accounts be added?
The vendor says accounts can be added individually, through token or multitoken, or in bulk using cookies. Those are the account-addition methods described on its service page.
What team and automation features are described?
The vendor describes employee roles with different access levels, tracking of employee statistics and expenses, and automated rules for stopping ineffective ads and controlling budgets. Telegram notifications can alert users to important events.
Which tracker expense integrations are named?
The vendor names Keitaro and Binom for transferring advertising expense data. The support pages also list integration guidance for both services, according to the vendor’s help center.
Are the written terms ready to assess
Fits if… the shared account and campaign workflow matches your needs and the listed plan terms suit your operating volume.
Probably not if… you need complete written operating conditions before evaluating the service; the reviewed pages leave several matters unresolved.
Main risk… committing before support answers your questions about governing terms, Trial billing, and how Professional campaign uploads are counted.
Sources
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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 2026-10-30. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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