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Types of Accounts and How to Choose

When you sign up on MeUp, you're creating a buyer account. Within it, there are a few setups worth understanding, because the right one depends on how you use the platform.

Written by Velichko Achev

The single buyer account

This is the standard account. You browse the marketplace, place orders, manage campaigns and track links.

There's no subscription. You create the account for free, top up your wallet, and pay only for the links you order.

Self-Serve Marketplace or Managed Accounts

Within a buyer account, you choose how much of the execution you want to own:

  • Self-Serve Marketplace: you run everything yourself. Browse, filter, order, submit content and track results from your dashboard, with our team available when you want help.

  • Managed Accounts: our team handles strategy, publisher selection, content and delivery on your behalf. You set goals and review progress. From $3,000/month with 0% service fees, so your full budget goes to placements.

Both use the same marketplace, the same publishers and the same account. You can start on the Self-Serve Marketplace and move to Managed Accounts at any time.

Single account vs. multiple accounts

Your login can hold multiple accounts, each with its own wallet, order history and team members.

A single account works well if you're running campaigns for one domain or brand. It's simpler and keeps everything in one place.

Multiple accounts make sense if you manage campaigns for several clients, niche sites or brands. Each account keeps its projects, budgets and data fully separate.

Switch between accounts from the Account menu in the top left corner without logging out. To give others access to an account, invite them with one of four roles: Owner, Admin, Operator or Viewer.

Which setup is right for you?

Situation

Recommended setup

Building links for one site

Single account, Self-Serve Marketplace

Managing links for multiple clients

Multiple accounts under one login

Running high-volume campaigns

Managed Accounts, or the Self-Serve Marketplace with multiple accounts

Handing over execution

Managed Accounts


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