Get your Facebook account back

If your Facebook account was hacked and the attacker changed the email, password, or phone number, the standard recovery options through Facebook's help center are unlikely to work. Our team uses verified escalation channels that bypass the typical recovery flow. We restore access even in cases where the hacker has full control of the account, changed all contact information, and enabled their own two-factor authentication.

Yes, in most cases. Facebook disables accounts for perceived community standards violations, suspicious login activity, or flagged content. Many of these decisions are made by automated systems that make mistakes. We have a proven appeals process that reaches human reviewers and achieves a much higher reinstatement rate than the standard appeal form. The sooner you act after a disabling, the better the chances of recovery.

Identity verification loops are one of the most frustrating Facebook issues. You upload your ID, wait days for a response, and then get asked to verify again -- or worse, receive no response at all. This happens when the automated verification system cannot match your submitted documents to your account profile. We resolve these by escalating through channels that can clear the verification flag on your account directly, bypassing the broken automated loop.

Losing access to both the email and phone number linked to your Facebook account makes self-recovery essentially impossible. Facebook's trusted contacts feature rarely works in practice, and their automated recovery form requires access to at least one verified contact method. Our escalation methods do not require access to the original email or phone number. We verify account ownership through alternative means and restore access directly.

In many cases, yes. The term "permanently disabled" is misleading -- it often reflects an automated enforcement decision that can be reviewed and reversed. We have successfully recovered accounts that Facebook classified as permanently disabled, including cases where the standard 30-day appeal window had passed. Recovery depends on the specific reason for the action and how much time has elapsed. We assess every case individually and give you an honest evaluation before proceeding.

Business page takeovers require fast action. When an unauthorized person gains admin access -- whether through a hacked personal account, social engineering, or a rogue employee -- they can remove all other admins, change the page name, and use it for scams. We work to restore admin access to the rightful owner, remove unauthorized administrators, and secure the page and associated Business Manager against future compromise. Most business page cases are resolved within 48 to 72 hours.

We need basic details about your situation: your name as it appears on the account, the profile URL if you have it, a description of what happened (hacked, disabled, locked out), and any error messages or notifications you received from Facebook. We never ask for your password. The more context you provide, the faster we can assess and begin the recovery process.

Most Facebook accounts are recovered within 24 to 72 hours. Straightforward cases like hacked profiles with a clear ownership trail tend to resolve on the faster end. More complex situations -- permanently disabled accounts, business page disputes, or cases involving legal holds -- can take up to 14 days. We provide a realistic timeline during the assessment phase so you know what to expect before committing.