Ad Account Recovery Kit
The full process for each cause of a disabled Meta ad account, with the exact words and the exact files. Built on Meta's published Advertising Standards and on what has worked for store owners and small agencies who went through it properly. No guarantees of reinstatement, because nobody outside Meta can give one, and nothing that helps anyone evade enforcement.
Who it is for
Store owners, founders and small agencies whose Meta ad account, Page or business portfolio has been restricted or disabled, who want to do the review once and correctly, and who need revenue to continue while they wait.
Not for: anyone looking for a way around a restriction, "aged accounts", or a contact inside Meta. Those do not exist here.
What is inside
- Triage. Restriction level, named policy, billing, security, recent changes. Decision tree and worksheet.
- Five review requests. One template per cause: policy violation, suspected compromise, payment failure, verification request, business-level restriction. Each with what to attach and what never to write.
- Evidence. What reviewers can use, file naming, how to screenshot so the policy and date are visible.
- The 14-day tracker. Day 1, 3, 7 and 14 actions. When a second request is justified and how it differs. How to respond to verification requests.
- Keep selling. Email, SMS, Google Shopping, marketplaces, organic, retargeting on other platforms, ranked by how fast each restores revenue, with a 14-day plan.
- Hardening. Roles, two-factor, payment hygiene, business and domain verification, pre-launch policy check, the one-change-a-day rule.
- When it is over. Signs the decision is final, how to rebuild legitimately, what to tell customers and partners.
Format and price
A PDF formatted for A4 and Letter, delivered by email within a minute of purchase. $49, one-time. Refund within 14 days if it does not apply to your situation, by emailing the address on the receipt.
What it will not do
It will not get an account back that Meta has decided is final. It will not tell you how to hide a link to a restricted account; Meta's standards prohibit that and the kit says so repeatedly. It will not stay current on its own: Meta changes tools and wording without notice, and the kit is reviewed against Meta's pages each quarter, with the date on the cover.
Ad Account Recovery Kit · $49
The full process for each cause, the review-request wording built on the policy language Meta uses, an evidence checklist, a 14-day tracker, and the plan for keeping sales alive while you wait. Written for store owners and small agencies, not for people trying to game the system.
- Five review-request templates: policy violation, suspected compromise, payment failure, verification request, business-level restriction
- Evidence checklist per cause, with file naming reviewers can read
- The 14-day tracker: what to do on day 1, 3, 7 and 14 if you hear nothing, and when a second request is justified
- Keep-selling plan: email, SMS, Google Shopping, marketplaces and organic, ranked by how fast each restores revenue
- Hardening checklist for afterwards: admin roles, two-factor, payment hygiene, business and domain verification, pre-launch policy check
- When to stop: the signs an account is not coming back, and how to rebuild legitimately
Available shortly Checkout opens soon. Email [email protected] to be told when.
Frequently asked questions
Can you guarantee my account comes back?
I already sent a review request. Is the kit still useful?
Is this affiliated with Meta?
Free: the 10-minute triage checklist, plus reminders on day 3, 7 and 14
The printable checklist, the review-request paragraph as a copy-and-paste file, and three timed emails that tell you what to do on day 3, 7 and 14 if you have heard nothing. The part of this process people get wrong is the waiting.
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