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Account health monitoring

After reinstatement, the same standards apply from the first day. Monitoring keeps an experienced eye on the signals that come before enforcement.

  • Independent: not affiliated with any platform
  • Confidential from the first message
  • Honest about the odds

Who it is for

A good fit

  • Recently reinstated accounts
  • High-revenue accounts

Not a fit

  • Accounts where you cannot share read access or regular exports

What you receive

  • Scheduled health reviews
  • Early warning notes
  • Response drafts for new notices

What we cannot do

  • Operate your account

Process

  1. Held funds and disbursement tracking
  2. Policy compliance fixes
  3. Metric and notice monitoring
  4. Early warning response

FAQs

Do you need access to my account?

Read-level access or regular exports are enough. You keep control.

How is the account health monitoring fee set?

Scope and a fixed fee are confirmed in writing after a preliminary evidence review and before any paid work starts. No hidden fees and no open-ended hourly billing.

Which platforms does Account Health Monitoring cover?

Every platform on our services page, from marketplaces and payment providers to social, advertising, content, gig and email accounts. If yours is not listed, send the notice and we will tell you whether we can help.

Is the information I share for Account Health Monitoring kept confidential?

Yes. It is used only to prepare your case, stored encrypted, and never published without your written consent.

Do you submit anything without my approval?

No. You review and approve every document, and the submission goes through your own account.

What if Account Health Monitoring shows my case is weak?

We tell you plainly, in writing, before you spend more. Sometimes the better route is fund release, a compliance fix, or legal advice rather than another appeal.

Start with the notice.

Send us what the platform sent you. We reply in writing with what we see, what we would do, and whether we think the case is worth pursuing.