Instagram Account Recovery Service

We will never ask you for your login or password. Ever. All of our submissions are processed internally via the Media Partnership program and do not require access to your accounts. In the event your account was hacked or stolen, your password was likely already changed and would be of little use to us. The only thing we may require is a confirmation code sent to the email you used to first register your stolen account. For banned Instagram account recovery, no email or log-in details are needed to process the submission.

We accept Wise, Zelle, Revolut, wire transfer and various crypto currencies. We also accept payments through Escrow.com under the condition that you cover all of the associated fees.

Given the nature of the service, the only thing we can truly guarantee is a full-refund in the event of failure. The final decision is entirely within the control of Instagram’s internal staff. With that said, we boast a 90% success rate across all our banned and hacked account recovery submissions and will thoroughly vet your case before accepting any sort of payment.

Unfortunately, if your account was denied during a previous appeal process and was issued an irreversible ban (i.e. perma-ban), we will be incapable of resolving such cases. If thirty days had already passed following the ban, the details associated with the ID of the account have likely already been wiped from the servers. As a result, these cases are virtually impossible to resolve as there’s nothing left to recover; it’s as if the account never existed in the first place. You can see whether your account ID has been wiped or not by attempting to take the username that the account was holding prior to being banned. If the username is unavailable yet no user shows up under that username, your account details are still present on the server and the account is thus recoverable. However, if the username is available or held by another account, the account is unfortunately now gone forever.

In the event our assigned representative at Meta requests additional proof beyond the original e-mail (i.e. “OG e-mail”) confirmation, we may ask you to forward a photo of your ID if it’s a personal page or a certificate of formation/incorporation if it’s a brand page. If you are attempting to recover a meme or theme page that does not represent any specific entity, the likelihood of recovery will decrease but only in the event that additional documentation is requested. If no documentation was requested, the recovery of a theme page will be processed just as efficiently as any other case.

We encourage everyone to try their luck but as you’ll likely come to find out, the odds are stacked against you. Meta has perhaps one of the worst customer support teams in all of social media and self-executed attempts at recoveries rarely end successfully. Our method of recovering Instagram accounts is also not 100% guaranteed but due to our media partner status, our submitted appeals warrant a closer and more in-depth inspection from our dedicated manager, thus resulting in a higher likelihood of success. For appeals regarding serious offences such as third-party automation or sexual content infractions, we strongly recommend avoiding appealing on your own behalf as a failed attempt could very well lead to a perma-ban, making it impossible for us to render our recovery service for you in the future.