Tuitehao.cc Review 2026
Social media account marketplace · Instagram, Facebook, X, Telegram, TikTok, Gmail · 12-language storefront
Open the Instagram section of Tuitehao.cc and the first thing you read is not a slogan but a counter. A new email-registered account with 2FA already switched on lists at ¥1.6, with 7,654 in stock and 94,918 sold. Two rows down, an X account registered through Outlook shows 51,968 sold at ¥0.8. A Facebook email account with 2FA shows 48,248 sold at ¥2.6. Every listing on the site carries those three numbers, price, stock and sold, so a buyer can see at a glance which lines the rest of the market is actually ordering.
The store behind the counters is 海外号批发网, the Overseas Account Wholesale Platform, a Chinese-first marketplace with roughly 870 listings across Instagram, Facebook, X, Telegram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Gmail, YouTube, Discord, WhatsApp and Apple ID. Prices are in Chinese yuan, the interface switches between twelve languages including English and Russian, orders are delivered automatically in under five minutes, and Telegram support runs from nine in the morning to midnight, seven days a week.
Price, stock and sold on every listing
The catalogue reads like a live inventory sheet. Each product row shows the price, how many units are in stock right now and how many have been sold since the line went up, and the category pages sort into subcategories by account age and type. That layout does a lot of quiet work for a buyer: a line with more than 36,000 in stock is one you can build a batch order around, a line showing zero stock is one to check back on later, and a sold counter in the tens of thousands is the closest thing a marketplace offers to a track record.
Listings are specific about what arrives. The product name itself carries the registration method (email, phone, SMS API, Android, iPhone), the registration IP or country, whether 2FA is enabled, whether login is by password, cookie or auth token, and how many posts, followers or friends the account already has. A typical line is Instagram new account, Threads-ready, US IP: 6,715 sold, from ¥1.6, delivered as account----password----2FA within three minutes of payment, with a login tutorial on the same page and wrong credentials replaced.
The storefront is built for Chinese-speaking buyers first, and the language switcher covers English, French, German, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Italian, Hindi and Portuguese for everyone else. The site keeps reminding visitors that www.tuitehao.cc is the only official domain, which is a useful thing to know before you bookmark it.
What is in the catalogue right now
Around 870 listings, weighted heavily towards the platforms where bulk accounts are used most. Telegram and Facebook together make up more than half of the store.
| Platform | Listings | Split by subcategory |
|---|---|---|
| Telegram | 320 | Month-old 50, six-month 109, one-year 161, all in API format |
| 226 | New 57, month-old 26, aged 62, with friends 75, niche 6 | |
| 99 | New 31, month-old 13, aged 17, follower 17, real-user 6, Threads 15 | |
| X (Twitter) | 73 | New 22, aged 14, follower 24, real-user 11, Premium 2 |
| Gmail | 52 | Standard 20, education 28 |
| 22 | Month-old accounts | |
| TikTok | 21 | New 15, aged 4, follower 2 |
| Other | 60 | Discord 14, Apple ID 14, YouTube 9, WhatsApp, virtual numbers, ChatGPT and 19 niche listings |
The Gmail category is worth a second look: 28 of its 52 listings are education mailboxes, and there are combined Gmail plus YouTube channel lines from 2006-2019 at ¥25 and 2020-2025 at ¥12. Apple ID accounts are sold per region (US, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Taiwan), and the Other category is where WhatsApp, virtual numbers, ChatGPT and the less common platforms live.
How the age tiers work
The subcategory names are Chinese shorthand for account age, and once you know the five words you can read any listing on the site. The tiers matter because the same platform behaves differently towards a two-week-old account and a five-year-old one, and the price steps follow that.
Registered within the last 1-30 days. The cheapest tier and the one with the biggest stock: Instagram from ¥1.1, X from ¥0.8, Facebook from ¥1.4, with the best-selling Facebook email accounts at ¥2.6-2.8. Usually sold with 2FA already enabled, often with a choice of registration IP (US, Brazil, Japan, Hong Kong on Facebook).
Accounts that have already passed one, three, four or five months. Instagram month-old lines sit at ¥2.8-6.2; a Facebook account with phone and email both verified is ¥10 at one month and ¥11 at three months, with the country selectable.
Registered years ago. Instagram runs from ¥3.98 for a one-year account up to ¥40 for 2012-2020 accounts with posts and followers; X accounts from 2010-2022 with an auth token are ¥3.52.
Accounts that already have an audience. Instagram follower lines are ¥10-26 and up, X lines are sold by follower band (30-50, 100-300, 300-500, 500-1,000 real followers).
Manually registered accounts with a history, sold per country on X (US, UK, Japan) at ¥12-30 depending on the follower count.
Facebook adds a sixth tier of its own, 带好友 (with friends), which at 75 listings is the largest Facebook subcategory. These are accounts that already have a friends list, for example a one-year Hotmail-registered account with 30-500 friends that logs in through Chrome and is ready for ads. For anyone opening an ad account or running a page, an existing friends graph is the difference between a profile that looks new and one that looks lived in.
Telegram: 320 accounts in API format
Telegram is the largest category on the site by a wide margin, and it is organised differently from the rest. Instead of new and aged, the three subcategories are month-old (50 listings), six-month (109) and one-year (161), and every line is an API-format account with SMS code access. In practice that means the account is handed over as API credentials rather than a phone in a drawer: login runs through the Telegram API, the verification code is fetched through the same channel, and the account drops straight into whatever automation or multi-account tool the buyer already runs.
Many Telegram lines are sold by country code, so a buyer can match the number to the audience. The US +1 new-account line is ¥7.76 with close to 30,000 in stock, and there are Myanmar +95, Iran +98 and Bangladesh +880 lines alongside mixed-region listings. A month-old mixed-country line starts at ¥6, the popular lines sit around ¥7-10, and stock on the main lines runs into the tens of thousands, which is the kind of depth a matrix operation needs when it is adding accounts every week rather than once.
Listings are further marked by login route, web or desktop, and by region, either a fixed country code or a random-region line, so the buyer picks the right account for a channel, a group or an outreach task from the product name alone.
Paying, receiving and the first 24 hours
Payment and delivery
Checkout takes USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, other cryptocurrencies, credit or debit card where the checkout offers it, and further third-party methods listed on the payment page. Once payment lands, the system ships the order automatically, usually within a few minutes, and the homepage promise is under five. Any overpayment is credited to the store balance for later orders, so a rounding difference on a crypto transfer is not lost.
There is a cart for mixed orders, an order lookup page for retrieving past deliveries, and an account area with an order centre. Accounts arrive in the format stated on the listing, most often account, password and 2FA secret separated by dashes, with cookie or token files for the lines that log in that way.
First-login cover
Most products carry 24-hour first-login cover: log in within 24 hours of purchase and, if the credentials are wrong, the mailbox will not open, the 2FA secret is invalid, the account differs seriously from its description, it is disabled at first login or the delivery is incomplete, support re-issues, replaces or credits the balance. Requests go to the Telegram after-sales contact with the order number, the affected account, a screenshot and a note on the login environment, ideally as a TXT list for batches.
Support hours are 09:00-12:00 and 13:00-24:00 every day of the week, with peak-time handling in 5-30 minutes. Refund requests for technical faults, wrong credentials or failed delivery are reviewed within 24 hours, 48 on non-working days.
A free toolbox built around the accounts it sells
Most account shops stop at delivery. Tuitehao.cc keeps an online toolbox, free and open to anyone, that covers the fiddly steps between receiving a line of text and being logged in. Accounts arrive with a 2FA secret, a cookie file or an auth token, and each of those needs a small tool to turn into a session. The toolbox has them on one page.
2FA code generator
Generates TOTP codes in the browser from the 2FA secret that comes with the account, with batch key management stored locally.
Cookie converter
Converts Netscape cookies to JSON and back, for the cookie-login lines that ship without a usable password.
Mailbox login finder
Matches an email address or domain to the right webmail login page.
IMAP / POP3 reader
Reads an inbox straight from the mailbox password, so a verification code can be collected without opening a mail client.
Outlook / Hotmail reader
Reads Microsoft mail through a token for the Outlook-registered accounts.
Facebook UID checks
Batch liveness check on Facebook UIDs, plus a registration-year estimate from the UID range.
Gmail status check
Batch check of Gmail account status without an API key.
Note sharing and base64
Share long text through a short link with a password and expiry, and encode or decode base64.
The two that get the most use are the 2FA generator and the cookie converter. The generator turns the secret string in a delivery into the six-digit code Instagram or X asks for, and because keys can be managed in batches, a buyer working through fifty accounts does not have to paste fifty secrets into a phone app. The converter matters for the cookie-login lines: a Netscape cookie export becomes a JSON file that an antidetect browser will import in one step.
Login guides in the knowledge centre
The articles section is organised into concept explainers, login tutorials, usage guides, FAQ and industry news. The tutorials are the useful part for a new buyer: how to log in to Gmail and change its 2FA authenticator, how to complete a LinkedIn login with a 2FA code, how to enable two-factor on X from the web version, how to log in to a Telegram account that has two-step verification switched on, how Instagram email-code login works, and how to log in to TikTok by username.
There is also a short explainer on what a token is, which is worth reading before buying any of the X or Discord lines marked token-login only. Together with the tutorial printed on each product page, it means the buyer has a written walkthrough for every login route the store uses.
One account, one IP: the advice on every product page
The after-sales guidance on Tuitehao.cc is specific about the login environment: one device, one account, one IP; use a residential IP rather than a datacenter or shared proxy; log in from a clean browser profile; warm a new account for 24-48 hours before changing its password, name, email or phone; and never bulk-sync logins across accounts. Follow that and the 24-hour first-login cover does its job, because the account meets the platform looking like a person on a phone.
PROXIES.SX is built for exactly that setup. Each purchased account gets its own 4G/5G mobile or residential IP, chosen by country to match the registration region on the listing, so a US-IP Instagram account keeps logging in from a US carrier address. Endpoints are free and gigabytes never expire, which suits account work that is heavy on the day a batch arrives and light in between.
Suppliers, partners and where to get in touch
Tuitehao.cc works with suppliers as well as buyers. The merchant cooperation page and a dedicated Telegram contact are there for anyone who registers accounts at volume and wants to list through the store, and a separate Telegram handles business proposals and channel partnerships. After-sales has its own Telegram contact, kept apart from the commercial ones so a login question does not queue behind a supplier conversation.
The partners page groups the tools a buyer will use around the accounts, IP proxies, antidetect browsers, cloud phones and cross-border marketing tools, and PROXIES.SX is listed there among the proxy providers. It is a sensible reading list for a first order: pick the accounts, pick the browser, pick the IP, then run the login tutorial from the product page.