BuzzPost automation for Facebook in Israel

Budget: 25000 USD Deadline: 14 days

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My name is Evgeny, and I have been professionally engaged in the development of mobile applications, websites, web services, and web applications for 7 years.

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Budget: 25000 USD Deadline: 14 days

The cost of the first stage is 70,000 UAH, the deadline is up to 14 days. For this, an audit of the current logic can be conducted, the reasons for account limitations can be identified, and a safe publication mode can be implemented without promises of a magical bypass of Facebook's anti-spam =)

Look, there’s a nuance - it’s clear from the site that BuzzPost publishes through a Telegram bot, AI rewrites ads for groups, there are screenshots and a separate Facebook account for the bot. Therefore, I would check not only the frequency but the entire chain - queue, text repetitions, image matches, account behavior, browser automation errors, group limits, and response to partial restrictions.

I would start with a diagnostic phase and then adjust the core of posting
> map of the current workflow and risk points
> limits by account, group, time, ad type, and client
> logging of error and limitation reasons
> adaptive publication queue with pauses and manual confirmation for risky cases
> checking for gaps in logic, roles, payments, task repetitions, and failure handling
For an accurate assessment, access to a test account, publication logs, and code is needed. I would clarify two points
> what method is currently used for publication - browser automation, official API, or a mixed option
> is there saved text of the Facebook message during the limitation and account history for the last 7-14 days

Similar works in meaning
> https://business.ingello.com/vorfahr - AI automation and agent logic in the product
> https://business.ingello.com/fractal - complex automated workflows
> https://business.ingello.com/platforma - architecture of the business platform with roles, logic, and resilience

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!!Important!! I would not build a solution as a hidden bypass of Facebook restrictions. This could jeopardize client accounts. The normal approach is diagnosis, reducing risk signals, controlled frequency, monitoring, and predictable recovery after failures. Expand

Budget: 2000 USD Deadline: 7 days

Hello, I worked on AutoPost Pro — an auto-posting system for 50+ accounts that bypasses platform limits (reducing blocks by 80%).

Are you currently using token rotation or a proxy pool to distribute the load between accounts when posting?

I suggest we get in touch; I will provide you with free technical consultation and we can create a development plan + I will tell you about my team!

Budget: 15000 USD Deadline: 7 days

The task is to stop the ban wave of accounts during intensive posting on Facebook.

The first step: audit the current logic of the post queue -- most likely, the issue lies in even distribution rather than just the limit of "no more than 3 per hour." Facebook cuts not only frequency but also the pattern: identical intervals between posts are a red flag. The solution is to randomize delays + jitter in the schedule, mimicking human behavior.

The second step: rotate User-Agent, IP (if direct requests to the Graph API or browser automation are used), and session tokens between posts from different clients, so that accounts do not "light up" from one point.

The third step: review the project logic -- typical holes here are race conditions in the queue, retries on error without backoff, and storing tokens without rotation.

Do you use the Graph API directly or browser automation (Playwright/Selenium), and is there already a proxy infrastructure for client accounts?

Budget: 50 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello! I can solve your problem. Message me privately to discuss all the details. I hope for cooperation!

Budget: 400 USD Deadline: 14 days

Hello!

I have experience in auditing existing projects, automating publications, working with Facebook automation, and identifying bottlenecks in application architecture and logic.

I should note right away that it is impossible to completely eliminate Facebook's restrictions - they depend on Meta's internal anti-spam algorithms. If automation is used through a browser, even with "human-like" behavior, accounts can still face restrictions.

I suggest we discuss the details in private messages: the project stack, current architecture, and provide access to the repository for an initial technical audit.

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello. I already have experience solving exactly the same problem, so I will complete the order quickly. I will manage it in a couple of hours.

Budget: 300 USD Deadline: 3 days

The current limitations are caused by Facebook's algorithms recognizing machine behavior patterns and seeing the server origin of connections. To lift these limits and secure client accounts, I will implement a three-tier masking system: network anonymization, browser fingerprint spoofing, and action randomization. We will also change the posting architecture from vertical (multiple posts from one account) to horizontal (account rotation).

There is a solution, contact us - we will do it quickly!)

Budget: 100 USD Deadline: 2 days

Good day! I have reviewed the task — I understand the problem. Facebook restricts not only the frequency but also behavioral patterns — if posts are made evenly every N minutes, it immediately looks like a bot. This can be resolved by randomizing intervals, rotating User-Agent, and simulating live behavior between actions. I will look into the project logic, identify behavioral gaps, and suggest specific adjustments. I am ready to discuss the details — please provide access to the code and we can get started.

Budget: 200 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello.
The problem of Facebook API limitations during intensive posting requires a comprehensive approach, which includes implementing dynamic proxy server rotation, intelligent request frequency management based on behavioral pattern analysis, and a distributed worker architecture to simulate natural user activity. I will also conduct an audit of the current architecture and codebase to identify potential "holes" in logic and optimize performance. I have significant experience in developing and maintaining similar systems for scaling social media operations, as well as ready-made solutions for effectively bypassing such platform limitations. I suggest discussing all implementation details, final budget, and timelines in private messages.

Budget: 25000 USD Deadline: 14 days

There is already a practically ready similar solution for AI automation of publications, it can be quickly adapted for BuzzPost, I am in touch ))
For the first stage, I see 60,000 UAH and 14 days - this is an audit of the current logic, limiting publications, queue, pause rules, error handling for Facebook, and fixing identified gaps.
I looked at the site - you have a connection of Telegram - AI rewriting - publication 24/7 - screenshots in Telegram, so I would approach the task not as a gray workaround for limitations, but as a sustainable system of schedules, limits, text uniqueness, and account reputation monitoring.
Look, there’s a nuance - if the system pushes more than 3-4 posts per hour, it’s necessary to separate global limits, account limits, group limits, text repeatability, and Facebook's reactions to errors.
Overall, it’s fine, we can keep it simple - first logging and risk model, then the scheduling system, then tests on several accounts without violating platform rules.
What is the current number of accounts, groups, and the average volume of publications per day?
Is posting done through browser automation, mobile session, or official API?
Then we will agree on the first batch of edits after access to the code.
Similar cases - https://business.ingello.com/vorfahr - AI and operation automation in the product system.
Similar cases - https://business.ingello.com/fractal - agency logic, queues, and automation of complex processes. Main page of Ingello for the exchange - https://systems-fl.ingello.com Expand

Budget: 15000 USD Deadline: 14 days

We have experience working with Facebook API limits and spam protection algorithms. To address the issue of BuzzPost blocks, we will implement a dynamic proxy rotation system, emulate real user behavior, and optimize posting frequency through queues. This will allow us to scale posting without risking client accounts. We are ready to start analyzing the current architecture.