Thank you for reaching out, and I’m sorry for the inconvenience you’ve experienced.
At the moment, SP Page Builder Pro does not support Advanced Module Manager conditions, so the visibility rules you configure in Advanced Module Manager will not reliably apply to modules rendered via the SP Page Builder Module addon. The reason is technical: the Module addon in SP Page Builder reads modules directly from the database and then renders them, instead of going through Joomla’s core module pipeline (ModuleHelper) where Advanced Module Manager hooks in to apply its conditions. Because of this direct DB approach, Advanced Module Manager never gets a chance to evaluate or filter those modules.
The primary goal of the SP Page Builder Module addon is to allow you to embed Joomla modules inside page layouts, regardless of which template position they’re assigned to. If we forced everything through the core Joomla module system, modules that are assigned only to specific positions or menu items might not render as expected inside the page builder layout.
For now, if you need Advanced Module Manager conditions to work, the safest approach is to load modules through standard Joomla template positions (which do use the core module system) rather than via the SP Page Builder Module addon.