Policy-specific appeals
We answer the actual reason Meta gave, which is what reviewers are assessing against.
A disabled Facebook account is different from a hacked one. Meta has made a decision about your account, and getting it reversed means addressing that decision directly — with evidence that speaks to the policy actually cited, submitted through the appeal route that matches the restriction type.
Most disabled account appeals return a decision in 7–21 days, with escalations running longer.
We answer the actual reason Meta gave, which is what reviewers are assessing against.
Documents prepared and presented so the verification step doesn't stall indefinitely.
Instagram, Pages, ad accounts and Business Manager handled as part of the same case.
If we don't think your case is winnable, we say so at the free assessment stage.
The notice you received determines the entire strategy. These are the categories we deal with most.
A specific policy has been attributed to your account. Appeals must engage with that policy — a general character defence will be rejected.
Meta has doubts about the name, age or authenticity of the profile. Documentation is everything, and mismatched details are the usual failure point.
Advertising policy enforcement can disable the personal profile behind the account. These have their own review queue and their own evidentiary standard.
Bulk enforcement sweeps catch legitimate accounts. Where the behaviour flagged plainly didn't occur, the case is about demonstrating that clearly and concisely.
We review the exact wording of your disable notice, the account's history, and any appeals already lodged. Then we prepare a submission that identifies the policy at issue, presents evidence that the account either did not breach it or has remediated it, and provides the identity documentation Meta needs to close the review.
Where the disable has knocked out linked Instagram, WhatsApp Business, Pages or ad assets, we sequence the recovery so the assets come back with the profile rather than after it.
Three things consistently reduce success rates: submitting the same appeal repeatedly, creating a replacement account on the same device or identifiers, and sending incomplete or inconsistent identity documents. If you have already done any of these, say so during the assessment — it changes the approach but it is not usually fatal.
Free, confidential assessment with a straight answer about what's achievable — usually within one business day. You only pay if we get the result.