Facebook Removal Service

Facebook accounts hold years of personal and business history. When something goes wrong, such as a hacked profile, a harassing video, an impersonator or an account you want gone, the process can be confusing. Our Facebook removal service covers four areas.

1. Facebook account restore (your own account)

If you have been locked out, disabled or hacked, Facebook offers recovery and appeal routes. Success often depends on clear identity information and a well-prepared appeal. We help you organize what is needed and guide you through the steps. Facebook decides, and restoration is not guaranteed.

2. Facebook video removal

A video can be reported if it breaks Facebook's Community Standards. Typical grounds include harassment, impersonation, sharing private information, scams and intellectual property violations. We assess the video and its context and prepare the report.

3. Facebook account delete (your own account)

Some people want a Facebook account permanently deleted but cannot log in, or do not know the difference between deactivation and deletion. For accounts you own, we guide the process after verifying ownership.

4. Blue verified account delete (your own account)

Accounts with a verification badge can involve additional steps, so this service is priced separately.

We do not remove accounts you do not own, and we do not accept requests that have no policy basis.

Our process

1. Tell us what you need and send relevant links.
2. We verify and assess ownership and policy fit.
3. We explain the options with scope and fee in writing.
4. With your approval we act through the official routes and follow up.

Published fees

• Facebook account restore (your own account): $400 per account
• Facebook video removal: $500 per video
• Facebook account delete (your own account): $500 per account
• Facebook blue verified account delete (your own account): $1,000 per account

See our refund terms.

Impersonation and fake pages

If someone is using your name or business to run a fake page or profile, report it with proof of identity. Our guide How to report a fake or impersonating account explains the evidence to gather.

What we will not do

We will not guarantee outcomes, ask for passwords, use fake accounts or target accounts without a genuine policy basis.

Frequently asked questions