
Is your account blocked right now?
The order of actions in the first minutes matters more than speed. You get one appeal, and when an account has been compromised it is often spent by someone else.
Why you can deal with me
- Registered EU company: SolveOne EOOD, reg. no. 208821652
- A written contract and a proper invoice for every engagement
- Passwords and codes are never requested. The work goes through standard access roles and the platforms' official channels, with no grey methods
- The initial assessment is free; money comes into it only once it is clear whether there is anything to work with
Five directions
No guarantee of reinstatement: the platform decides, and anyone who guarantees otherwise is misleading you.
Hacked account recovery
Your account was taken, access is gone, or your admin rights were removed. Minutes matter here: the compromise report goes in before the appeal.
Meta Business Manager recovery
A disabled ad account, a restricted business portfolio, a disabled page. Finding the cause, one properly prepared submission, follow-through to a decision.
Google account recovery
A suspended Google Ads account, a disabled business profile in Maps, lost access to work email on your domain.
Digital risk audit
What happens to the business if one account, one device or one person disappears. Weak points ranked by priority, and a plan.
Ongoing operations
An external owner for access, domain, email, payments and backups. Monthly checks and priority response.
Full terms for each service
Small business in the EU with no IT department
Not a fit: organisations with their own IT department and internal policies, and requests along the lines of “make sure we never get banned” instead of dealing with the causes.
- Companies of one to twenty people with no in-house IT or ops function
- Businesses that live on paid traffic: Meta Ads, Google Ads
- Local service companies, e-commerce, agencies, independent professionals
- Anyone who has already been through a block and does not want a repeat
Five steps, no shortcuts
Everything runs through legitimate official channels: that is what makes the work repeatable.
- 01
Enquiry
You describe the situation in a short form or on a call. No commitment.
- 02
Initial assessment
Free, within three hours. I tell you whether there is anything to work with and what the next step is.
- 03
Diagnosis and contract
A written verdict: the cause, the correct submission route, the documents needed, the realistic chances. Written scope, fixed amounts, a proper invoice.
- 04
The work
Official appeals, business verification or the agreed operational work. Through documented, legitimate channels.
- 05
Prevention
Two-factor authentication, backup administrators, order in the access structure and in the paperwork, so the same problem does not come back.
No password sharing. No purchased accounts. No promises of an instant unban.
What it costs
The figures are tied to what downtime costs your business, not to the cheapest freelancer on the market. Full terms for each direction are on the service page.
- Initial assessment
- Free, within three hours
- Case diagnosis
- €120, credited towards the success fee if we proceed
- Access recovery
- €380, payable only if access is restored
- Digital risk audit
- From €150
- Ongoing operations
- From €150/mo
For companies with several business portfolios, continuous advertising and a required response window, terms are calculated separately after a conversation and a structural review.

Who is behind SolveOne
My name is Rodion Revin. SolveOne is me, not a nameless company: you always know who you are dealing with, and you talk to the same person who does the work.
Behind that are twenty years in enterprise IT and product. I was responsible for automation and the ERP landscape at the Moscow Metro, where a mistake in access rights stops trains rather than ads. I ran a product unit of sixty people across six departments. I was technical manager at the Swiss AI company SingularityNET. I built and shipped my own product with paying users, PhotoMentor.
Untangling access structures, working through verification and escalating inside large systems is what I have done throughout my career. Meta and Google are a specific case of it, just with unusually unhelpful support.
I live in Burgas and work across the EU. Service in English, Bulgarian and Russian.
- Twenty years in enterprise IT and product
- Ex-technical manager at the AI company SingularityNET (Switzerland)
- My own product with paying users: PhotoMentor
- Burgas · working across the EU
SolveOne is a working IT company
PhotoMentor
PhotoMentor · a product by SolveOne EOOD
PhotoMentor is an AI photography critique service: a web app, a Chrome extension, a Telegram bot, a public API and an Android app. Paying users, built in-house. This is relevant to the question of who understands platform rules: I live inside the same ecosystems myself, with the same verifications, payments and moderation.
Frequently asked questions
Who this fits and who it does not
- Companies of one to twenty people with no in-house IT or ops function
- Businesses that live on paid traffic: Meta Ads, Google Ads
- Local service companies, e-commerce, agencies, independent professionals
- Anyone who has already been through a block and does not want a repeat
- Organisations with their own IT department and internal policies
- Requests along the lines of “make sure we never get banned” instead of dealing with the causes
- Accounts bought or rented from third parties
- Asking for a guarantee of reinstatement as a condition of the work
Do you guarantee reinstatement?+
No. Nobody can guarantee it except the platform itself. If someone gives you that guarantee, it is a sign not to work with them. What I am responsible for is a correct procedure, one properly prepared submission instead of five through different channels, and an honest assessment of the chances before you pay the main amount.
Do you need my password?+
No, and I never will. The work goes through standard access roles that you revoke with one click. A request for a password or an SMS code is the mark of a fraudster, whoever it comes from.
Is there a contract and paperwork?+
Yes. A contract and a proper invoice from SolveOne EOOD, company number 208821652, Burgas. For EU companies the invoice is issued under the VAT reverse charge mechanism.
What languages do you work in?+
English, Bulgarian and Russian. Documents for the platforms are prepared in whichever language they require; with you I work in whichever suits you.
Do you have contacts inside Meta or Google?+
No, and neither does anyone else. Everything sold on that premise is either fiction or fraud.
How long does recovery take?+
From a few days to a few weeks, depending on the type of restriction. I give exact timelines only after the diagnosis. Anyone who gives them before is guessing.
Describe your case
The exact wording of the notification, the date and what you have already tried. That is enough to work out whether it is recoverable and where to start. The initial assessment is free.
Describe your case
The exact wording of the notification, the date and what you have already tried. That is enough to work out whether it is recoverable and where to start. The initial assessment is free.
Not sure where your weak points are?
Book a 20-minute call. Tell me about the situation and I will tell you where you are exposed and what is worth fixing first. No obligation, no sales pitch.
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