Secure the email accounts and personal profiles used by every remaining business administrator.
Independent Meta business recovery specialists
Recover control of Meta business assets
A Meta business incident can affect the people who administer the business, the portfolio that owns assets, Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, ad accounts, billing, datasets, catalogs, and partners. Recovery starts by identifying the affected control layer, protecting access that remains, and choosing the official route that matches the incident.
Reviewed 2026-08-27 by the Hacked.com recovery team. Hacked.com is independent from Meta and never asks for passwords or authentication codes.
The qualification callback is free. After that call, an admin may send a $249 assessment-session link, a $1,499 full recovery offer, or $599 Personal Account Recovery. The assessment is credited once toward either same-case paid service, whichever is ordered first.
Recovery-or-refund guarantee
Recover your Meta business assets, or request a refund
If we cannot resolve the Meta business issue covered by your agreement, you can close the engagement and receive the amount paid minus documented professional time at $199 per hour. Read the Refund Policy
This is a service-fee refund guarantee. Meta controls restoration decisions, reversals, and response times.
Protect the remaining control first
Preserve screenshots, Meta emails, support case IDs, billing records, and the names of unknown admins or partners.
Avoid repeated ownership changes, replacement portfolios, or review submissions until the asset map is clear.
Identify which Meta control actually failed
The same symptom can come from a hacked personal profile, a removed business role, a policy restriction, or a payment incident. Record the exact affected entity before changing assets or opening another support case.
What you see
You can sign in, but the business or its assets are missing
What it usually means
Your personal profile may be intact while Page access, portfolio access, or partner assignments have changed.
Next decision
Check which Business Portfolio owns each asset, which people and partners remain, and whether another trusted administrator still has full control.
What you see
Ads stopped and Meta shows a restriction
What it usually means
The affected entity could be the ad account, your personal advertising access, the Page, or the Business Account rather than the entire portfolio.
Next decision
Save the enforcement message and entity ID, then use the review action shown for that entity in Business Support Home when available.
What you see
Unknown campaigns, admins, partners, or charges appeared
What it usually means
Treat the event as both an access-control incident and, when money moved, a payment incident.
Next decision
Preserve campaign and billing evidence, secure administrator control points, and contact the payment provider without assuming a card dispute removes platform access.
What you see
A former employee or agency controls the assets
What it usually means
This may be an ownership or authorization dispute rather than a technical account takeover.
Next decision
Collect contracts, company records, historical invoices, domain control, and the platform ownership record before choosing a support, negotiation, or legal path.
Build one asset and evidence map
A concise record helps every administrator and reviewer work from the same facts. Redact personal and payment data before sharing it outside a private case.
- Business Portfolio or Business Manager ID, Page IDs, ad account IDs, connected Instagram accounts, datasets, catalogs, domains, and billing profiles involved in the incident.
- The people, partners, and system users visible before and after the incident, including the access level each one holds.
- A dated timeline of security alerts, role changes, unknown campaigns, billing changes, review requests, and Meta support case IDs.
- Company registration, domain control, historical invoices, contracts, and authorization records that establish the legitimate relationship to the assets.
- The exact remedy requested for each asset, such as restoring access, removing an unknown partner, reviewing a restriction, or investigating unauthorized spend.
Why broad recovery requests stall
A request becomes harder to review when several different incidents are presented as one undefined account problem. Separate facts, assets, and requested remedies.
- The support case does not name the affected entity or provide its ID.
- Different administrators submit conflicting timelines or open duplicate cases with different requested outcomes.
- The business asks Meta to resolve a contract dispute without showing the platform ownership and authorization record.
- Administrators make repeated structural changes before preserving evidence, which makes the original compromise harder to explain.
- The business treats personal-profile recovery, policy review, ownership evidence, and payment disputes as the same process.
Online account dispute escalation
When Meta recovery channels do not resolve the dispute
Hacked.com can help accepted clients organize the account history, preserve ownership and loss evidence, prepare a formal demand, and navigate California small claims escalation when appropriate.
Explore Small Claims Case PreparationHacked.com does not guarantee restoration, settlement, judgment, or payment. Legal representation and court fees are not included unless an accepted written offer expressly says otherwise.
Official recovery and review surfaces
Availability and labels can vary by asset, account state, device, and region. Use links from Meta-owned domains and preserve the exact message shown to the affected administrator.
Safety note: Meta does not publish one universal support phone number for every business. Treat phone numbers in ads, search results, messages, and unsolicited emails as untrusted.
What the engagement includes
- One accepted Meta business incident for one business
- One primary Business Portfolio, Business Manager, or Facebook Page
- Up to two client-side administrators
- Associated Pages, Instagram accounts, and ad accounts involved in the incident
- Recovery support for an in-scope administrator's personal Facebook profile when it is required to regain control of the covered business assets
- Containment, ownership-evidence preparation, official recovery and review guidance
- A documented case log, live working sessions, and escalation support
- Twelve months of follow-up for the covered incident and assets
- Recovery-or-refund guarantee: amount paid minus documented work at $199 per hour if we cannot resolve the covered Meta business issue
- Optional annual online account and security support for eligible clients at $899 per year. It starts when purchased and supports ongoing or new personal and business online-security matters, with no separate checkout for subscription-funded cases while active
What is not included
- A guarantee of restoration, reversal, or a specific Meta response time
- Advertising campaign management, creative strategy, or ongoing media buying
- Legal representation, court fees, forensic imaging, or endpoint remediation
- New incidents or assets outside the accepted scope
Hacked.com is an independent recovery service and is not affiliated with Meta. Meta controls platform decisions and response times.
Questions that change the recovery path
Is a Business Portfolio the same as Business Manager?
Business Portfolio is Meta's current label for the business control layer many people still call Business Manager. Labels can vary across Business Suite, Business Settings, notifications, and older documentation, so record the business ID rather than relying only on the displayed name.
Should we create a new portfolio immediately?
Not until the ownership and access map is clear. A replacement can be useful for continuity in some cases, but it does not automatically restore ownership of Pages, ad accounts, datasets, domains, catalogs, or billing history held by the original portfolio.
Can Hacked.com guarantee that Meta restores an asset?
No. Hacked.com can help contain the incident, organize evidence, choose available official paths, and manage the case record. Meta controls platform access, enforcement decisions, refunds, and response times.
What should never be submitted through the callback form?
Do not submit passwords, authentication codes, backup codes, complete card numbers, government identification, or unredacted ownership documents. The public form is for qualification and incident context only.
Free qualification callback
Tell us what the business has lost
A specialist reviews the request before calling. The form does not create a paid case.