A Snapchat score account is an existing account that already shows a Snapscore, sold as a ready-made profile. You order it, and the login details arrive by email instead of being applied to your own account. Snapchat's terms restrict selling and transferring accounts, so understand the trade-off first.
How is a Snapscore account different from other services?
Most services on this store add something to an account you already own, such as followers or views, and only need a public username or a post link. A Snapscore account is different: you do not hand over anything, you receive an account. That is why the delivery is by email and why no username or password of yours is involved at ordering.
What happens after you order?
- You choose the Snapscore level you want on the product page and complete the checkout with an email address you can open.
- The account details are sent to that email address.
- You open the email, sign in to Snapchat with the details provided and check that the score matches the page you ordered.
- You change the credentials you were given, starting with the password and the email on the account.
Use an email address that you control and check your spam folder. A mistyped address is the most common reason a delivery seems to be missing, and we cannot see into your mailbox. If something does not arrive, contact support with your order number.
What should you do straight after receiving the account?
Treat the first hour as housekeeping. Change the password to a long, unique one, then update the recovery email and, if you can, add a phone number you own. Turn on two-step verification in the account settings. Then look at the privacy settings, because they may not match how you want to use the account.
Until you have changed the credentials, the person who prepared the account could in theory still sign in. Changing them is what makes the account yours in practice.
What risks do you take?
Be clear about three things before you order:
- Platform rules. Snapchat's terms restrict buying, selling and transferring accounts. The company can lock or remove an account it considers to be in breach, and we cannot prevent that.
- History you cannot check. The previous activity on the account is not something you can verify. Friends lists, old Snaps and Story history may or may not be present.
- A score is only a number. It does not carry audience, trust or income with it. If you want reach, a score will not give you any.
If these points make you hesitate, that is a reasonable reaction. Building a score yourself is slower but entirely within the rules, and our Snapscore explainer shows what activity moves it.
How do you judge the offer before paying?
Use the same checks you would use for any online purchase of this kind: is the delivery method stated, is the support route clear, does the page promise things nobody can promise, and is the checkout page secure. We walk through each in what to check before buying followers. Pay particular attention to any seller that asks for your existing Snapchat password for a Snapscore account, because there is no reason for that.
When you are ready, the Snapscore account page shows the available levels and what each costs in your currency. Check the level and the price on that page before you pay.
Who should not order one?
A Snapscore account is a poor match in a few situations, and it is better to know them before paying:
- You want a business presence that customers can find. A new, unrelated account has no connection to your brand, and renaming it does not create one.
- You are not comfortable with the possibility that Snapchat acts on the account. If losing it would upset you, the purchase is not worth the risk.
- You expect the score to unlock features, money or reach. Snapchat has not announced any such benefit.
- You plan to use the account to mislead other people about who you are. Please do not.
It can suit someone who simply wants a secondary account with a visible score for casual use and accepts the conditions above.
What questions should you ask yourself first?
Before checkout, it helps to answer four short questions honestly. What will I use the account for? Am I fine with a fresh start on friends and chats? Do I own the email address I will use to receive it? Will I change every credential on arrival? If any answer is no, pause and reconsider. A purchase you have thought through is less likely to disappoint than one made on impulse.
Is it a good fit for your goal?
If you want a Snapchat profile with a visible score to use for personal chatting, the product matches that use. If you run a business and want customers to find you, put your effort into content and a clear profile instead. A bought score will not change who sees your Stories, and the general question of platform rules is discussed in our rules guide.