Yes. Agency ad accounts come with higher spend capacity built in, so you can scale daily budgets during peak periods without waiting for the platform to manually approve limit increases. For ecommerce brands, this is the difference between capturing demand on your highest-revenue days and watching campaigns throttle right when traffic peaks.

No. Your pixel, custom audiences, and conversion history live in your own Business Manager, which stays yours. New agency ad accounts are linked to your existing BM, so your optimization data carries over. Threasury also supports running both setups in parallel so you can transition without disrupting live campaigns.

Yes. You can run separate ad accounts for multiple stores, brands, or regions under one provider relationship, with consolidated billing and a single dashboard. This is common for ecommerce operators managing several Shopify stores or a portfolio of DTC brands.

With an agency ad account, account issues are escalated through dedicated support and partner channels rather than the platform's general support queue. For ecommerce brands, faster resolution means a flagged account during a product launch or sale doesn't sit unresolved for days while revenue stalls.

Yes. Threasury supports multi-currency funding, which matters for ecommerce brands selling across regions or running campaigns in markets where their local payment methods aren't supported by the ad platform directly. You fund one wallet and spend across accounts without per-market billing friction.

Most ecommerce brands start with Meta and Google for acquisition and retargeting, then expand to TikTok for creative testing and product discovery, with Pinterest and Snapchat as additional demand channels. Threasury covers all five, so you can add channels without onboarding a new provider each time.

Agency ad accounts use a wallet-style top-up model instead of charging your card per billing threshold. You fund a balance and your campaigns draw from it, so a single card decline doesn't pause your entire catalog. Low-balance alerts and auto top-ups prevent campaigns from going dark unexpectedly.

Yes, when you work with a compliance-first provider. Threasury screens advertisers before onboarding and only accepts compliant offers, which keeps the shared account infrastructure stable for everyone on it. Agency accounts don't make non-compliant ads safe, they provide stable, properly structured infrastructure for legitimate ecommerce brands.