Free case review
You describe how access was lost and what still works: old emails, linked accounts, devices that were logged in. These details decide which recovery route is viable.
Hacked account recovery
A hacked Instagram or Facebook account can usually be recovered through Meta's official identity verification process, even when the attacker has changed the email, phone number and password. The process depends on proving you are the real owner. We manage that process: choosing the correct recovery route, preparing the identity evidence and following each verification step until access is returned.
Sound familiar?
The process
You describe how access was lost and what still works: old emails, linked accounts, devices that were logged in. These details decide which recovery route is viable.
Before recovery starts we help you protect connected assets: linked Facebook profiles, payment methods, other accounts using the same password. Attackers move fast, so this comes first.
Meta has different official recovery flows depending on platform, what the attacker changed and whether the account had two-factor enabled. Picking the wrong one burns time while the attacker keeps control. We pick the route that fits your exact situation.
Recovery of a taken-over account runs on proof of identity: the ID checks, selfie video steps and ownership signals Meta uses. We prepare you for each so it passes the first time.
Once access returns we walk you through removing the attacker completely: sessions, linked emails, authorized apps, and a two-factor setup that cannot be reused against you.
Before we start
Straight answer
Takeover cases have strong recovery odds when the account has a real, provable identity behind it, and most accepted cases of this type end with access restored. Cases with anonymous accounts and no ownership signals are harder, and we say so upfront in the free review rather than taking your money to try.
Proof
Usually not. Meta keeps the account history, including the original ownership signals. The official identity based recovery flows exist exactly for this situation. It takes persistence and correctly executed verification steps, which is what we manage.
No. Payment rarely returns access, often leads to a second demand, and marks you as someone who pays. Start the official recovery process instead, and report the extortion through the official channels. We help with both.
Sooner is better. Early action limits what the attacker can change and preserves recovery signals like recently active sessions. But accounts have been recovered weeks or months after takeover, so late is not hopeless.
No. We do not hack anyone, including attackers. Everything we do runs through Meta official recovery and reporting channels. It is the only route that is safe, repeatable and does not put your account at further risk.
It is harder, because recovery runs on proving ownership. If there are signals such as the original email, a logged-in device or purchase history, there may be a path. We assess this honestly in the free review before any fee is discussed.
Go deeper
Send us what happened and hear back within 24 hours. If the ban looks deserved, we decline and say why. If there is a real path through Meta’s official channels, we map it for you.