Facebook Checkpoint Risk Checker
Will your Facebook accounts survive? Answer 7 quick questions about your setup and get an instant checkpoint risk score — plus your biggest risks and exactly how to fix them. Free, no sign-up.
Facebook checkpoint FAQ
Why do Facebook accounts get checkpointed?
Facebook triggers a checkpoint when it sees risk signals: many accounts on one IP or device fingerprint, a proxy country that does not match the profile, brand-new accounts, aggressive early behavior, or several profile changes made at once. It is risk-based, not random.
How can I lower my checkpoint risk?
Use one clean residential or mobile proxy per account, isolate each account in an anti-detect browser, match the proxy country to the account, warm up slowly, and start from aged, verified accounts instead of cheap random ones.
Do I need a separate proxy for each Facebook account?
Yes. Sharing an IP across accounts associates them, so one checkpoint or ban can cascade to the whole batch. One proxy per account keeps them isolated.
Are aged Facebook accounts safer than new ones?
Generally yes. Aged, verified accounts have trust history and survive checkpoints far better than fresh accounts, which is why they are the single biggest factor in account survival.
