Agency ad account fees: what $1,000 costs at 10%, 8% and 6%

Agency ad accounts

BlueWave’s fee on a $1,000 top-up at 10% is $100, and $900 reaches the account. As the month’s top-ups grow, the rate drops to 8% and then 6%.

Agency ad account fees on a $1,000 top-up

Run the same $1,000 through all three rates:

Rate Fee To the account
10% $100 $900
8% $80 $920
6% $60 $940

The formula takes two lines: fee = top-up × rate, to the account = top-up − fee. The multipliers are 0.10, 0.08 and 0.06. Between the top rate and the bottom one, every $1,000 differs by $40.

Work backwards: what to send for a target balance

The fee comes out of the payment, so the balance you want sets the payment: divide the target by one minus the rate. To land $10,000 on the account:

Rate Divide by Send
10% 0.90 $11,112
8% 0.92 $10,870
6% 0.94 $10,639

The network fee comes on top and is not part of this math.

A month in dollars when you top up in parts

The rate follows the month’s top-ups including the one you are making. A top-up that crosses a threshold goes entirely at the new rate. Example: $20,000 in a month, topped up in $5,000 parts, costs $500 + $500 + $400 + $400 = $1,800. The same $20,000 in one payment costs $1,600.

If one top-up equals the month’s top-ups, the tiers look like this:

Top-up Rate Fee To the account
$10,000 10% $1,000 $9,000
$20,000 8% $1,600 $18,400
$60,000 6% $3,600 $56,400

One $10,001 top-up goes at 8% in full: the fee is $800.08 against $1,000 at $10,000.

To plan your own month, find your tier in the table, walk through your top-ups in order, take each at the rate of the tier your monthly top-ups reach after it, then subtract the fee from the payment.

What one percentage point costs

One point on a $1,000 top-up is $10, on $10,000 it is $100. If another agency charges one point more, you pay $10 extra on every $1,000. Compare in dollars, because a bare percentage hides the gap.

The same arithmetic holds across tiers. On a $60,000 top-up, the gap between 10% and 6% is $2,400: the fee would be $6,000 at 10% and $3,600 at 6%.

Fee on top versus fee deducted

Two sellers can both say 10% and charge different money. At BlueWave the rate is deducted from the top-up: you send $1,000, the account gets $900. A service that adds 10% on top takes the fee from the same $1,000 differently: $1,000 ÷ 1.10 = $909.09 reaches the balance. The deducted model is $9.09 lower per $1,000 and says so up front. Put the same $1,000 through every quote you get and compare the balance in dollars.

First payment: $300 test and $500 minimum

The first test payment of $300 goes at 10%: the fee is $30, and $270 reaches the balance. The minimum top-up is $500: the fee at 10% is $50, and $450 reaches the balance. You can start with $500 right away.

The test runs the whole chain: payment, then the account with its balance within an hour of the payment clearing. A balance top-up lands in up to 15 minutes, 24/7.

What you pay beyond the fee

Payment is USDT only, on TRC-20 or BEP-20. The network fee for the transfer is yours and sits on a separate line from BlueWave’s rate. Replacement costs nothing extra. We do not sell proxies, antidetect browsers or creatives.

What happens to the fee after a ban

  • Account replacement: 30–60 minutes from your report, 24/7.
  • Balance transfer to the new account: within 1 hour of your report, in parallel with the replacement, with no transfer fee.
  • Cash refund if you do not want a new account: about 12 hours, to the wallet you topped up from. The rate on that balance is not returned.

The balance equals what sat on the account at the moment of the ban. If the platform froze it, we still pay it back.

Six questions before you compare fees

“10%” with no conditions says nothing. Ask any agency before paying:

  1. What the rate is based on: the month’s top-ups or the size of one payment.
  2. Whether it applies to the whole top-up or only the part above a threshold.
  3. Whether it is deducted from the top-up or added on top: what reaches the balance from $1,000.
  4. Whether replacement after a ban costs extra and how many replacements are included.
  5. What happens to the balance after a ban: transfer, refund, timing.
  6. Who pays the network fee and in which coin.

With the answers in hand, rerun the same $1,000 example. Numbers compare only on the same amount.

Rates, tiers and the calculator are in Full price of an account. For terms on your top-up amount, write to @bluewave_mngr. The manager is online 24/7 and replies within 15 minutes.

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