Meta banned your ad account. Here's exactly when and how to appeal.

Not a guess — a strategy. Answer 6 questions and get your ban type, your timing verdict (appeal now vs. fix first), and an honest read of your odds. Free, no signup.

Free diagnosis 4 minutes, 6 questions No signup needed

Policy data last verified: October 2026 · Meta changes its appeal process constantly — we re-check it quarterly.

A note on honesty: nobody can promise Meta will reinstate your account — not us, not the $400 sellers on Fiverr, not the agencies on sales calls. The "unban services" promising 100% are scams or black market. What actually works: diagnose the real trigger, fix it completely, then file one complete appeal. That's what this tool is built around. If your ban was legitimate, we'll tell you straight — before you spend a dollar.

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Policy data last verified October 2026 · re-checked quarterly.

How it works

1

Diagnose

Answer 6 plain questions about what happened. The tool identifies your most likely ban trigger — and, more importantly, your timing: appeal now, fix first, or stop appealing entirely.

2

Fix during the wait

Get the real fix for your trigger — landing-page repairs, verification steps, payment cleanup. Appealing an unfixed account is the fastest way to burn your appeal.

3

Appeal once, properly

File a single complete appeal through Account Quality with evidence attached. The $39 kit writes the letter in Meta's own policy language and walks you through escalation if it's denied.

The 180-day clock is real. Meta permanently closes the appeal window roughly 180 days after your account is disabled. If you're months in already, check the clock before you do anything else — the free diagnosis above tells you where you stand.
The honest part nobody tells you: some bans are legitimate. If your account ran scam ads, cloaked landing pages, or fake businesses, no appeal will save it — and anyone who says otherwise is selling you something. We screen for that up front, because selling a $39 kit to someone with a 0% case would make us exactly the kind of operator this site is against.

Reinstatement guides

The Reinstatement Kit — $39 one-time

The free diagnosis finds your problem.
The kit finishes the job.

Everything between you and a proper appeal — built from real reinstatement casework, in Meta's own policy language.

  • Policy-specific appeal letter generatorWritten in Meta's own policy language, matched to your ban trigger — short, factual, copy-paste ready.
  • Strategic-wait playbookExactly what to fix during the wait — landing page, verification, payments — day by day.
  • Evidence checklistThe documents reviewers actually want — interactive, printable, per trigger.
  • Re-appeal & escalation guideDenied? The 7-day rule, rewrite-don't-resubmit, and the escalation ladder: Account Quality → Support chat → Business Support.
  • Prevention setup guideVerification, backup payments, 2FA, and the habits that keep your next account from getting banned too.

Fiverr sellers charge $50–400 per fix. Agencies start at $599.

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