Mass Facebook Account Manager Platform
Budget: $10,000 – $20,000 USD
I need a cloud-based, multi-tenant system that can reliably link and manage at least 1,000 Facebook profiles and pages from a single dashboard. The core day-to-day job of the platform is simple: once an account is connected, I must be able to push large-scale commenting and reacting tasks, as well as interact naturally with other accounts, without raising Facebook’s automated red flags.
Technical notes you should keep in mind as you architect this:
• Connection & session management: you are free to rely on scraping, device farms, browser emulation, fingerprint spoofing or any similar technique, provided they remain stable through Facebook updates.
• Security & trust: every request has to pass through an IP-rotation layer so that the traffic of each tenant and each account looks geographically diverse and human.
• Task engine: the system queues, schedules, and monitors reactions or comments, returning clear success or failure logs per action so I can quickly spot blocks or checkpoints.
• Scale: the codebase and database structure must comfortably expand beyond the initial 1,000-account benchmark without re-architecting.
• Tenant isolation: each client space keeps accounts, actions, and reporting fully separate from the next.
• Interface: a clean web UI with real-time status, plus a REST or GraphQL API so external tools can trigger campaigns programmatically.
Deliverable package
1. Source code with install docs ready for a standard Linux server (Docker is fine).
2. Deployment script or container definitions that spin up the IP-rotation layer alongside the core app.
3. A short user guide walking through first-time account import, launching a comment/react campaign, and reading the activity log.
I’ll test the finished platform by adding a live batch of accounts, launching a reaction wave, and confirming that actions complete without triggering checkpoints while the UI reports correct statuses.
Technical notes you should keep in mind as you architect this:
• Connection & session management: you are free to rely on scraping, device farms, browser emulation, fingerprint spoofing or any similar technique, provided they remain stable through Facebook updates.
• Security & trust: every request has to pass through an IP-rotation layer so that the traffic of each tenant and each account looks geographically diverse and human.
• Task engine: the system queues, schedules, and monitors reactions or comments, returning clear success or failure logs per action so I can quickly spot blocks or checkpoints.
• Scale: the codebase and database structure must comfortably expand beyond the initial 1,000-account benchmark without re-architecting.
• Tenant isolation: each client space keeps accounts, actions, and reporting fully separate from the next.
• Interface: a clean web UI with real-time status, plus a REST or GraphQL API so external tools can trigger campaigns programmatically.
Deliverable package
1. Source code with install docs ready for a standard Linux server (Docker is fine).
2. Deployment script or container definitions that spin up the IP-rotation layer alongside the core app.
3. A short user guide walking through first-time account import, launching a comment/react campaign, and reading the activity log.
I’ll test the finished platform by adding a live batch of accounts, launching a reaction wave, and confirming that actions complete without triggering checkpoints while the UI reports correct statuses.