Cabinet.partners

Rules, Variations, and Multi-Account Work

Cabinet.partners lists campaign launches, automated rules, creative variations, ROI tracking, an AI assistant, and multi-account management among its platform functions.

For Pro, the provider describes mass autolaunch, creative uniqueization and extension, and catalog and language launches. It also says users can connect their own agents via MCP. Buyers should establish which of these functions are included in the plan they intend to use and how the agent connection fits their workflow.

Metric Checks Feed Logged Rule Decisions

The provider says the dashboard checks metrics and executes user-defined rules every 15 minutes. It also states that each rule decision is logged with the rule, threshold, and numbers. In the described flow, a metric check leads to a rule action, with a record of the decision and its inputs.

The provider describes the AI assistant separately: it answers questions using the user’s data.

For account access, Cabinet.partners says users authenticate with a one-time code sent to a valid email address, without a password. This is a separate part of the workflow from campaign automation; teams should check that the email-based sign-in process suits their account practices.

Minimal and Pro Add Buyer Charges

The provider lists separate monthly and annual prices for Minimal and Pro, with one buyer included in each plan. The additional-buyer charge depends on the selected plan.

The pricing page lists Minimal at $40 per month or $480 per year; one buyer is included, and each additional buyer costs $20 per month. It lists Pro at $80 per month or $960 per year, including one buyer, with additional buyers priced at $30 per month.

The provider says charges do not depend on clicks, accounts, or launches, and that the bill grows with team size only. A separate terms page lists a monthly plan at 1,500 RUB per month and says semi-annual and annual prices appear on the website; the page does not establish how this listing relates to Minimal or Pro.

The Terms allow the company to change plan prices with at least 14 calendar days’ notice, without changing already-paid subscription periods. The Terms permit cancellation by email at any time; early cancellation refunds the unused portion minus actual costs, processed within 30 calendar days.

Ask Support About Response and Contact Routes

The answer should identify where a buyer can raise an account, billing, or campaign-operation issue.

That makes it easier to compare the stated support arrangements with the team’s operational needs.

Automation Covers Rules and Launch Work

• The provider lists bulk campaign launches, automated rules, creative variations, ROI tracking, an AI assistant, and multi-account management.
• The dashboard is described as checking metrics and executing user-defined rules, with decisions logged alongside their thresholds and numbers.
• Pro includes mass autolaunch, creative uniqueization and extension, plus catalog and language launches.
• Users can connect their own agents via MCP, according to the provider.

Account and Service Terms Retain Limits

• The provider lists one buyer in each plan, with separate monthly charges for additional buyers.
• Its terms allow each individual or entity one account unless the company agrees otherwise in writing.
• The software license is non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable, and limited to the subscription period.
• Users may not reverse-engineer the software, share access with unauthorized third parties, or use automated access tools the company has not provided.
• The company says it does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation, and caps aggregate liability at fees paid for the three most recent months of service before the relevant event.

Compare Automation by Control and Billing

Compare automation tools by the advertising platforms they support, the rules buyers can configure, and how actions are recorded. For team use, check how billing changes with buyer count and whether the contract terms fit the intended account setup. Clarify cancellation and data-export terms before choosing a service.

Facebook Campaign Teams Set the Fit

The documented scope fits teams seeking automation for Facebook (Meta) advertising campaigns, as the provider describes Cabinet.partners as a SaaS platform for that purpose. The provider also says its bill grows with team size only, while Minimal and Pro each include one buyer and charge separately for additional buyers.

Teams considering multi-account management should compare that workflow with the account restriction in the terms: each individual or entity may maintain one account unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Questions About Rules, Plans, and Account Terms

What does the trial include?

The trial costs $0 for 3 days, requires no card, and does not auto-charge, according to the provider’s homepage. The provider says the full Pro feature set is available during the trial.

How does cancellation work?

The terms allow cancellation by email at any time. For early cancellation, the company says it refunds the unused portion minus actual costs, with processing within 30 calendar days.

What happens to account data after termination?

The terms say account data is retained for 30 calendar days after termination. During that period, users may request an export, so buyers should plan when to retrieve data if they are leaving the service.

Can plan prices change?

The terms permit the company to change plan prices with at least 14 calendar days’ notice. The company says a change does not affect subscription periods that have already been paid.

Who operates Cabinet.partners?

The terms identify Social Technologies LLC as the service operator and give an address in Moscow, Russia.

Proceed Only When the Plan Conditions Fit

Fits if Facebook (Meta) campaign automation matches the team’s workflow and the one-buyer inclusion plus additional-buyer pricing suit its staffing.

Probably not if the service must remain uninterrupted or error-free; the company’s terms do not guarantee either.

Main risk… the vendor says billing grows with team size only, but account and license terms still constrain how the service may be used.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.

• cabinet.partners/termschecked 2026-10-31
• cabinet.partnerschecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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