How to Read a Catalogue Listing Name: The Batch Passport
A listing name in the catalogue is not an advertisement headline but the passport of a batch. It is assembled from fixed fields, and their order is always the same: Instagram | registration method | age | Reg. date | labels | Format: format. Optional fields are skipped, but they never change places: any name is read from left to right, and two names are compared field against field. Below: the order of the fields, four real names from the stock snapshot of 19.08.2026 taken apart “syllable by syllable”, and an explanation of why an identical price still does not mean an identical product.
Six fields and their order
The snapshot of 19.08.2026 contains 54 positions. All 54 names are built to one scheme: 50 begin with the word Instagram, 4 with the word User-Agent, and all of them end with the Format: field.
| № | Field | Required | What stands in this place | Example from the stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Platform | yes | type of product: an account or a string | Instagram |
| 2 | Registration method | yes | how the batch was created | SMS API autoreg |
| 3 | Age | almost always | a step or a range | Aged 5+ months |
| 4 | Registration date | no | begins with the word “Reg.” | Reg. 28.05.2024 |
| 5 | Labels | no | one or several in a row | 2FA, NoFrozen |
| 6 | Format | yes | always last, after the word “Format:” | Format: IGAM |
The second field answers the question “who registered the batch and how”: Manual reg means by hand, Real Device and Real Device SMS mean from real devices, API autoreg, Mobile API autoreg, SMS API autoreg, Mobile autoreg and SMS emulator autoreg mean automatically. On individual batches this place holds not a method but a type of product: Real accounts, UFAC WWW Bloks. The last field takes seven values, and in this locale they print as six captions: IAM, IAM (No Cookie), IGAM, Login:Pass | Cookie, Login:Pass:2FA_code | Cookie and string — the last caption covers two kinds of batch, ordinary strings and strings meant for the manager alone, because that note is not printed in the name here. The same goes for IGAM: the restriction lives in the description, not in the caption.
Where the bar separates fields and where it does not
This is the main trap in reading. The vertical bar works as a separator only up to the word “Format:”. To the right of it the bar is part of the value: Login:Pass | Cookie is one format, not two fields, and Login:Pass:2FA_code | Cookie is likewise a single value. That is why the fields are counted up to “Format:”, and everything to the right of it is read as one string.
Four names, syllable by syllable
The full set of fields
Instagram | API autoreg | Aged 5+ months | Reg. 03.2026 | 2FA | NoFrozen | do not die in storage | Format: IGAM
Platform — Instagram. Method — API autoreg. Age — the step «Aged 5+ months». Date — «Reg. 03.2026»: it does not duplicate the step, it ties the step to March 2026. Then three labels in a row, then the format. Next to the name the listing shows what the name itself does not contain: 20.45 ₽, 28 626 units left, of which 707 are delivered instantly, minimum batch 10 pcs.
The minimum of fields
Instagram | Mobile autoreg | Fresh | Format: Login:Pass | Cookie
Four fields out of six: no date, no labels. Empty places are a message too: the batch declares neither a month of registration nor extra properties such as 2FA or a mailbox in the set. 8.52 ₽, 558 units left, minimum batch 71 pcs.
Age and an exact date at the same time
Instagram | SMS API autoreg | Aged | Reg. 28.05.2024 | do not die in storage | FROZEN | Format: IGAM
The third field «Aged» is a step, the fourth one «Reg. 28.05.2024» is a specific day. Such precision occurs once in the snapshot: on the rest of the batches the date is given by month (Reg. 09.2024, Reg. 11.2025, Reg. 01.2026) or by year only (Reg. 2023, Reg. 2025). Then two status labels — «do not die in storage» and FROZEN. 30.68 ₽, 1209 units left, minimum batch 20 pcs.
Age as a threshold, without a date
Instagram | Manual reg | Aged 24+ months | With Email | Empty | Format: Login:Pass | Cookie
The most expensive position in the snapshot: 268.61 ₽ per account with a minimum batch of 3 pcs. Age is given by the threshold «24+ months», and there is no date field at all. The labels «With Email» and «Empty» describe different things: the first one is the delivery set, the second one is the content of the profile. What exactly stands behind each value and what it does not promise is taken apart in the label reference; for reading the name only the place of the label in the string matters.
Strings have their own grammar, and a shorter one: User-Agent | API | for InstAccountsManager | Format: string — 0.04 ₽ per string with a minimum batch of 15 000 pcs. There are no age and label fields here, because this is not an account. All four such positions are collected in the section User-Agent strings.
Why you have to compare by fields and not by impression
Two names can look equally long and equally “solid” while differing in exactly one field. The snapshot contains pairs of positions with the same price where the difference is visible only when you read field by field.
| Price | Method, age, date | Difference in the fields | Units left | Min. batch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25.57 ₽ | API autoreg, Aged, Reg. 2025 | no property labels | 756 | 24 |
| 25.57 ₽ | API autoreg, Aged 7+ months, Reg. 01.2026 | label «Email confirmed» | 21 659 | 24 |
| 28.97 ₽ | API autoreg, Aged, Reg. 03.2025 | label V2 | 6496 | 21 |
| 28.97 ₽ | API autoreg, Aged, Reg. 03.2025 | without V2 | 27 | 21 |
| 52.82 ₽ | API autoreg, Aged, Reg. 2023 | label 2FA | 8389 | 10 |
| 52.82 ₽ | API autoreg, Aged, Reg. 2023 | without 2FA | 5300 | 12 |
The reverse is true as well: an identical set of fields does not mean an identical price. Two positions with a literally identical name Instagram | API autoreg | Aged | Reg. 2023 | NoFrozen | do not die in storage | Format: IGAM cost 52.82 ₽ and 93.69 ₽, and their minimum batches are 12 and 7 pcs. The name describes the batch, not the terms of delivery: price, units left, instant stock and minimum batch stand next to the name and are read separately.
Hence the practical order of reading. First fields 2 and 3 — origin and age: they define what kind of batch this is in the first place. Then field 6 — the format has to match your tool. And only after that field 5 with the labels, which most often is exactly what tells neighbouring positions apart. The largest number of names with a date field is in the category Auto-registered accounts with aging: 26 names out of 31, from Aged 2+ months to Aged 2012–2020. And in the section Instagram from real devices the label field can hold a geo — Brazil, Colombia, Thailand, Philippines, MIX; it stands in the place of an ordinary label and only on Real Device SMS batches.
Summary
The passport of a batch is read from left to right across six fields: platform, registration method, age, date, labels, format. The order is fixed, a skipped field means “the attribute is not declared”, and after the word “Format:” the vertical bar stops being a separator. Compare batches by the same places in the string — then you can see that the difference between them is one label or one month of registration, and not a “general level”. The meanings of the labels themselves are in the label reference.