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Legal
What this is for and what it is not
The platform rule comes first
Where a platform asks for one account per person, the answer about a second one is no. A separate browser does not change that, and we do not sell a way around a rule that is written down.
Rules differ by platform and are rewritten often, so the table points at the shape of each rule rather than at a clause. The platform's own terms are the text that counts.
| Platform | What its own rule says |
|---|---|
| One account per person, under a real name | |
| Upwork | One account per person |
| Fiverr | One active seller account per person |
| eBay | More than one account is allowed |
| Etsy | More than one shop, each with its own account and email |
| Walmart | One seller account per approved business |
What the product actually does
Separation happens on your machine and nowhere else. Each profile gets a folder of its own, a device worked out from its own number and an exit address of its own.
A session per profile
Cookies, storage and saved logins stay inside one profile and are shared with nothing.
A device per profile
The values a site reads are derived from the profile's own identifier, so a copy of a profile is not a copy of a machine.
An address per profile
A proxy is set per profile, so two accounts do not leave through one address.
Extensions per profile
Add-ons are switched on per profile, because one identical set across accounts is a link of its own.
What we do not serve
A flow is a list of steps you add by hand from a form. There is no step for a captcha, no image recognition and no machine learning step, so a flow stops where a site asks a human question.
Bulk actions work on profiles rather than on platform accounts. A profile is a browser you made, and no feature here registers an account or passes a verification in your place.
A ban is not something to step around
Opening a new account to escape a decision made about the old one is named in several platforms' terms as evasion. The product does not bring back a suspended account, and a fresh profile is not a fresh person.
A link that already exists cannot be undone either. Two accounts once opened in one profile stay connected afterwards, whatever you separate later.
What separation does not reach
Everything on this list sits on the platform's side of the wire. No setting anywhere in the app touches any of it, and this is where accounts are actually tied to each other.
Payment and payout details
The strongest link there is. A card is an identity whatever profile it sits in.
Phone numbers
One number verifying ten accounts links those ten on the platform's own side.
Behaviour
The same actions at the same hours, and the same message text in twenty inboxes.
Account age and standing
Both belong to the platform rather than to your computer.
What you publish
The same photos and the same links across accounts connect them with no technical signal.
The pace beside a profile is advice
Each profile carries a recommended number of pages for its kind of work, and the app counts the pages you open in it. The bar under the count turns amber at 80 percent and red at the top.
That colour is the whole of it. The figure is guidance, the choice stays with you, and so does the answer for what an account did.
Held to it by a stand
How to check this page
Every claim above names a file, and the files are listed below. What the product does is in the code, and what a platform allows is in its own terms.
What this page does not cover
- It is not the terms of sale. Those name a seller and a country, and they are not written yet.
- It does not state the rules of any platform. Those live in the platform's own terms and are rewritten more often than this page.
- It does not decide whether your own arrangement is allowed. That answer is in the terms you agreed to with the platform.
- It is not legal advice and does not claim compliance with any regime by name.
Where this is decided
Each line is a file you can open.
- The platforms each use case is built for, named in the product itself
- packages/shared/src/index.js
- A folder of its own for every profile
- apps/desktop/src/lib/forkEngine.js
- The whole list of steps a flow can run, with no human question among them
- apps/desktop/src/lib/rpa.js
- A copy of a profile gets a device of its own
- apps/desktop/test/profile-clone.js
- The daily pace counts pages and colours a bar
- apps/desktop/src/lib/pace.js · apps/web/test/потолок-это-ориентир.js
Questions
- The rule says one account per person. Does a profile give me a second one?
- No. A profile keeps sessions apart on your machine, and a rule about a person is not a rule about a browser.
- Is holding several accounts allowed at all?
- It depends on the platform. Some allow it outright, some ask for one per person, and some allow a second only for an approved business.
- Do you watch what I do inside a profile?
- No. Nothing about what you browse reaches our server, so the rule you answer to is the platform's rather than ours.
- Can a flow get me past a captcha?
- No. There is no step for it in the builder, and a flow stops where a site asks a human question.
- My account was suspended. Does a new profile help?
- Not with the suspension. The product does not restore an account, and several platforms name a replacement account in their terms as evasion.
Nearby
Platforms
What each one allows, written from its own rules.
Where the line is
The shapes a rule about second accounts comes in.
Multi-accounting
The technical half, and the half that decides the outcome.
Action ceilings
Every figure the app carries, and what none of them is.
Legal
The rest of this section and what is still missing from it.
Not sure your case fits?
Write to us with the platform and the arrangement you have in mind. Where the answer is no, we would rather say it before you pay.