Rebilling Best Practices
What Is Rebilling?
Rebilling helps you earn a percentage of client ad spend run through your UpHex account. Use these best practices to keep accounts healthy and billing smooth.
Rebilling Types
UpHex supports two rebilling modes:
Agency Rebilling: Ads run through your agency's ad account. You control the ad account, billing, and charge/threshold settings.
Client Rebilling: Ads run through the client's own ad account. You still collect a management fee percentage.
Agency Rebilling Best Practices:
Ad Account
Use an ad account owned by your agency's Business Manager
Choose an account with solid spend history (a few thousand is ideal)
If your ad account is new
Run one ad for the first 30 days to seed the account
Ensure all payments clear
Increase activity gradually
Facebook Page
Not Recommended: Using your client's FB page with your ad account can trigger flags/restrictions with Facebook
Recommended: Use an agency-owned page in the same Business Manager as your ad account
Create one shared page for all clients' ads
Pro Tip: If clients insist on using their page, explain that the rebilling page is for advertising only
Make the page relevant to your niche
Page setup
Make name/images/posts niche-specific but leave off branding
Followers/page contact info not required
What matters most to Facebook: regular, relevant posts
If you have a new FB page: post daily for a week, then post once a week
Rebilling FAQs
Rebilling can be enabled per client
All of your clients do not have to be on rebilling to use this feature
Each client can have personalized rebilling charges/percentages
Helpful for clients with banned/restricted accounts (they can rent your account via agency rebilling)
DO NOT USE AGENCY REBILLING IF: Your ads are for high-risk niches (e.g., weight loss, vanity); use client accounts instead