FB ad accounts seem more stable lately – is it just my experience?

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Over the past weeks, my Facebook ad accounts have been surprisingly stable – very few bans, good spending continuity, even in sensitive niches like crypto & gambling.


That said, I still see many buyers here reporting issues such as:


  • Accounts dying shortly after scaling
  • BM restrictions despite clean creatives
  • Pages getting limited faster than before

So I’m curious:


  • Have you noticed improved stability recently, or is it just account quality / setup?
  • Does using stronger account sources actually make a long-term difference for you?
  • What’s your biggest pain point right now: accounts, pages, or balance safety?

For me, stability seems to come from proper account history + controlled scaling, but I’d like to hear how others are handling this.
 
So yeah — stability exists, but it’s earned, not granted.
Curious if others are seeing the same or if certain geos/sources are still cursed.
 
From what I've seen, overall stability hasn't really improved, with accounts having a good track record and slow growth rates tending to last longer, while weaker accounts quickly lose value. Therefore, account quality is more important than ever.
 
I've also noticed that account quality and proper setup play a significant role in stability, and controlled scaling seems to be key to avoiding unnecessary restrictions. I'm curious, for those who have seen improved stability, are you using any specific account aging techniques or strategies to build a strong foundation for your accounts? Additionally, have you noticed any differences in stability between different geos or account sources, or is it more about the overall account quality and management? I've found that focusing on building a strong account history and slowly scaling has helped reduce issues, but I'm always looking for new insights to improve my approach. What are your thoughts on the importance of account diversification in maintaining stability, and do you have any recommended strategies for mitigating risks?
 
I wasn't as lucky as you; my account is still banned a lot, and it's very difficult.
 
I’ve seen a bit more stability too, but I don’t think it’s a platform-wide change. Feels more like account quality and how you scale than anything else. Stronger account sources definitely last longer in my experience, especially if you don’t rush spend. Biggest pain point for me right now is still pages, they seem to get limited way faster than accounts even when everything looks clean.
 
Some advertisers are seeing better stability, usually tied to strong account history and slower, controlled scaling rather than any platform-wide change. In most cases, account quality and risk management matter more long term, while pages and sudden scaling remain the biggest pain points.
 
Yes, I feel the same way. Things have gradually become more stable since the beginning of the year. Hopefully, this year will be a good sign for a bigger boom than last year.
 
Account funding has been more stable since the beginning of the year, making 2026 a more favorable year for advertisers.
 
Some people are seeing better stability, but it’s usually due to stronger account history and controlled scaling rather than a platform-wide change. Long term, account quality matters most, while sudden scaling and page trust remain the biggest risk points.
 
A closer look reveals that the current market is no easier: only accounts with a "clean history" and a slow budget growth trajectory survive, while weak accounts are immediately "killed off." Clearly, the Meta trading landscape has shifted entirely towards prioritizing account quality, where persistence and strong resources are key to survival.
 
That's right. A good account history and reputation will ensure your account operates stably and efficiently.
 
yeah i think it depends a lot on the account history setup and method because some accounts stay stable and others get restricted quickly but gradual scaling and keeping things clean usually helps a lot.
 
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