Bluesky Accounts for Brands, Projects and Custom Feeds

Handles, feeds and an open network

Bluesky is a social network built on the open AT Protocol. Every profile has a handle, and handles can be tied to a domain you own, which makes the network attractive for brands, newsrooms and creators who care about a recognisable name. Offers in this category describe the handle, the profile details such as display name, avatar and bio, and how old the account is. Developers and social media teams also use accounts to explore custom feeds, lists and third-party apps that build on the protocol.

Choosing an offer

1. Read the handle and profile details, and decide whether they suit your own project or brand.
2. Check what the store says about the account's age and the email address linked to it.
3. Weigh the store's rating, reviews, sales count and insurance balance.
4. Pay from your rStock balance, topped up with cryptocurrency through Cryptomus and credited in USDT, choosing one product and the quantity you need.

rStock approves stores and reviews each listing before it goes live, but it does not test the delivered account.

Taking over the Bluesky profile

Your order page holds the login as a delivery record. Sign in soon after delivery, change the password and confirm or replace the email address. If Bluesky offers app passwords for third-party apps, use those instead of the main password when a tool asks for one, and turn on two-factor authentication in the security settings if it is available. Keep the details private. If the account is not what the listing described, open a dispute in the allowed window; the store answers first and a moderator can be called. The dispute can end in a full refund, a partial refund, a release to the store or a split, and any refund returns to your rStock balance.

Bluesky is a trademark of its owner, and rStock is an independent marketplace that is not affiliated with it. Follow Bluesky's terms of use and community rules, and never pose as another person or organisation.