Anonymous advertising for offshore companies
Yes. Grey Manager runs the anonymous advertising system for offshore companies and private side projects: the ad accounts are created and run for you under a private engagement, nothing about your business appears on this website, and the results are reported to you alone.
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What does anonymous actually mean here?
Private from the public, never hidden from the platform. Your business stays off this website, out of any case study and away from any public client list, while the advertiser behind the account remains real and verifiable.
That distinction is the whole service. A platform requires a genuine advertiser and treats falsified verification as circumventing review [1], so anything that hides the advertiser from the platform is a suspension waiting to happen, not discretion.
What stays private and what cannot?
Three things stay private, one cannot, and you should know which is which before you book.
| What | Private | Who holds it |
|---|---|---|
| Your name on our website, in a case study or a client list | yes, always | nobody publishes it |
| Campaign results and reporting | yes, reported to you alone | you |
| The ad accounts and the billing | created and run for you | you own them |
| The advertiser identity the platform verifies | no | you, held with the platform |
How does the engagement run?
A private call first, with nothing in writing until you ask for it. Then a plan, then accounts created and run for you, then ads approved and live within 14 days of the booking date.
Owners come to this page from two directions: a side project the founder does not want attached to a day job, and a company registered somewhere its customers are not. Both get the same setup. Where the business is also in a restricted vertical, the plan is written from that vertical’s page as well, most often gambling ads for casinos and sportsbooks or restricted advertising for adult platforms.
Do I keep the accounts?
Yes. Whether you shared an account you already owned or we created new ones for you, the accounts and the billing are yours, and they stay yours if you leave.
Owners who want to watch the work instead share their own ad account and we run the automation inside it, which is described on ads automation.
What does it cost?
The ads automation retainer is $550 per month plus your ad spend and a 2.5% service charge on spend, and search automation is $550 per month per website.
Ad spend and ad account fees are yours and are never inside the retainer. The three prices are on pricing, the five steps are on how it works, and the privacy questions are answered on the FAQ.
Sources: the position, the claims, the prices and the fourteen day promise, the Grey Manager one pager (approved 2026-09-22), niche matrix row fourteen; the rule that falsified verification is treated as circumventing review, Meta Advertising Standards as quoted in keyword research round one, section A.5 (read 2026-09-21).
Who owns the ad accounts?
You do, whether you shared an account you already had or we created new ones for you. The accounts, the billing and the campaign history stay yours, and they stay yours if you stop the retainer.
What we do not do
- We do not hide the advertiser from the platform. Every platform requires a real, verifiable advertiser behind an account, and we never submit false verification.
- We do not promise that an ad account will never be restricted. Multiple ad accounts run on a single campaign so one restriction never stops the campaign.
Sources
- Meta Advertising StandardsAccessed