Guaranteed 100% Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp Approvals & App Review
Quick Transfer Ready to use app available for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp
Guaranteed 100% Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp Approvals & App Review
Quick Transfer Ready to use app available for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp
Facebook, Instagram & WhatsApp Permission Approval

Facebook, Instagram & WhatsApp Permission Approval Pricing

Transparent pricing for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp App Review permission approval — professional preparation and submission support for eligible permissions.

Every project is reviewed before work begins to confirm eligibility, required functionality, and the correct submission process.

Policy-compliant preparation  •  Transparent project scope  •  Secure Fiverr or Upwork payments

Facebook, Instagram & WhatsApp Permission Approval

Final scope is confirmed after an eligibility review. Development and complex integration work is quoted separately.

Core Service

Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp Permission Approval

$60Per eligible permission
Starting at $60 per eligible permission

You tell me exactly which Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp permissions your app needs approved — I take care of the full process for each one: use case, screencast, submission, and follow-up until Meta reaches a decision.

The permission must already be used by a genuine, working, policy-compliant feature on your app or website. Full development, complex integrations, and additional verification work are quoted separately.

Discuss Your Permissions

Some Permissions Need Other Permissions Approved Too

Meta requires certain permissions to be approved together. The $60 price applies per permission — if your requested permission has dependencies that aren’t already approved on your app, those need to be submitted and approved as well.

For example, to get pages_manage_posts approved, Meta also requires the following two permissions to be approved on your app:

pages_manage_posts
Requires
pages_read_engagement pages_show_list

So a single "one permission" request can sometimes mean 2–3 permissions need to go through App Review together, and each one is priced the same way ($60 per permission). This is confirmed during the eligibility review before any offer is created, so there are no surprises later.

Every permission’s exact dependencies are published by Meta and can be checked directly on their official Permissions Reference page — this is not something I decide, it is Meta’s own requirement.

How Long It Takes

Two separate timelines apply once your project begins — submission preparation, and Meta’s own review.

1
Submission Preparation — 3 Business Days
Once the permission is genuinely used on your app, Meta needs that activity to reflect through its own systems — this typically takes 24–48 hours on Meta’s side. 3 business days are reserved so the screencast and use case can be prepared accurately after this reflection completes. This waiting period comes from how Meta’s API and review system work, not from the preparation work itself.
2
Meta’s Review — Currently ~20 Days
Once submitted, Meta’s own review team decides the outcome. Review time is currently running at around 20 days, though this can be shorter or longer depending on Meta’s review team and workload. This timeline is set entirely by Meta and cannot be guaranteed or sped up.

What We’ll Need From You

A few things must be ready before the App Review submission can begin.

  • Admin role access on your Facebook App — App Review submission needs Admin, no other role is accepted.
  • The Facebook App fully set up: Display Name, App Domain, Privacy Policy URL, Terms of Service URL, Category, and valid OAuth Redirect URI(s).
  • The requested permission must already be used by a genuine, working feature on your app or website — Meta will not approve a permission that isn’t actually in use. If that feature isn’t built yet, see “If Your Website Isn’t Ready Yet” below.
  • Webhook URL(s) — only if your software uses a chatbot or webhook-based feature; not required otherwise.
  • Any additional setup specific to your own software’s requirement.
  • Working login access (username/email and password) to the website or software where the app is used, so a screencast can be recorded for Meta’s review team. Please provide a ready-made login — account creation is not part of this service.
  • For WhatsApp permissions: a fresh, unused WhatsApp number to add and use for the screencast.

If Your Website Isn’t Ready Yet

A working feature is required before Meta can review a permission — but it doesn’t have to be on your own website. I maintain software with working use-case implementations for many common permissions. For this path, I temporarily point my software to your own subdomain (using a CNAME or A record you add in your DNS), record the screencast and use case from there, and submit the request.

For this path, I only need your Facebook App and the exact list of permission names you want approved — no built website required.

How to Create a Facebook App

If your Facebook interface doesn’t match this video exactly, you can still create the app and select the closest matching use case — Meta updates its options from time to time.

How to Add a User Role in a Facebook App

What Your Service Fee Covers

Included in Every Project

  • Initial eligibility and scope assessment
  • Existing setup review
  • Permission or verification requirement analysis
  • Reviewer instructions
  • Use-case description and submission guidance
  • Screencast guidance where applicable
  • Test-user and reviewer-access preparation
  • Submission support
  • Reasonable rejection analysis
  • Reasonable resubmission support for the agreed scope

Not Automatically Included

  • Full web or application development
  • Major frontend or backend changes
  • New API integrations
  • Hosting, domain, VPS, or third-party software
  • Legal drafting of business documents
  • Creation of false or unverifiable documents
  • Meta, WhatsApp, hosting, or third-party platform charges
  • Permissions outside the agreed project scope
  • Unsupported or policy-violating use cases
  • Any promised approval outcome or fixed review timeline

How It Works

A clear, six-step path from first message to submission.

1
Select a Service
Review the available service and starting price.
2
Share Your Requirements
Send the app status, requested permissions, business details, and any Meta rejection message through WhatsApp.
3
Eligibility and Scope Review
The current setup, eligibility, missing requirements, and required work are assessed.
4
Secure Order or Contract
A Fiverr Custom Offer or Upwork contract is prepared according to the confirmed scope.
5
Project Execution
Work begins after the Fiverr order or Upwork contract/milestone is funded.
6
Submission and Review Support
The application is prepared and submitted, with reasonable rejection-response support for the agreed scope.

Secure Payment Through Fiverr or Upwork

After the project requirements and scope are confirmed, the project can be funded securely through Fiverr or Upwork. Direct website checkout is not currently offered.

Order Securely Through Fiverr

Recommended for individual permissions, verification services, and clearly defined fixed-scope projects. A custom Fiverr offer will be created according to the confirmed requirements.

View My Fiverr Profile

Hire Me Through Upwork

Recommended for larger projects, multiple permissions, development work, or projects that need funded milestones and a formal contract.

View My Upwork Profile

All projects require a funded Fiverr order or Upwork contract before work begins. Larger projects may be divided into mutually agreed and funded Upwork milestones.

Important Pricing Information

  • The $60 permission price applies per eligible permission.
  • Pricing assumes the requested use case is genuine and allowed by Meta policies.
  • Development or integration work is quoted separately.
  • Multiple permissions are calculated according to the confirmed project scope.
  • Previously rejected apps may require additional corrective work.
  • Business documents must be valid and supplied by the client.
  • Meta controls all final approval and verification decisions.
  • Meta also controls review timelines.
  • Meta does not commit to any approval outcome or review timeline.
  • Unsupported, misleading, unverifiable, or policy-violating projects will not be accepted.
  • The final project scope must be confirmed before a Fiverr offer or Upwork contract is created.
Prices shown are service fees for professional assessment, preparation, implementation guidance, and submission support. They do not represent fees charged by Meta.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my app definitely be approved?
No. Meta makes the final decision on every App Review and verification application. The service covers professional preparation, eligibility review, submission support, and reasonable rejection-response assistance.
Is the permission price charged once or per permission?
The listed price starts at $60 for each eligible permission. The exact scope is confirmed after reviewing the requested permissions and the current application setup.
Does the $60 price include app development?
No. The price covers App Review preparation and submission support for an eligible permission. New functionality, API integration, frontend work, backend work, or major fixes are quoted separately.
Can I pay after approval?
No. Projects begin only after the Fiverr order or Upwork contract/milestone is funded. Final approval is controlled by Meta and cannot be used as a payment condition.
Can I pay 50% now and 50% after approval?
For standard fixed-scope services, the full Fiverr order or Upwork milestone must be funded before work begins. Larger projects may be divided into separately funded Upwork milestones based on deliverables, but payment must not depend on the final approval decision from Meta.
Why do you review the project before creating an offer?
The review confirms whether the use case is eligible, whether the required functionality exists, whether additional development is needed, and which permissions or verification path applies.
Do you work on previously rejected Meta apps?
Yes, subject to an initial review. The rejection reason, existing implementation, screencast, reviewer instructions, and compliance issues must first be assessed.
What information should I send?
Send the requested permissions or verification type, app status, website URL, Business Portfolio status, existing functionality, and any rejection message received from Meta.
Can I order directly from the website?
Direct website checkout is not currently offered. After the scope is confirmed, payment is completed securely through Fiverr or Upwork.
How long does approval take?
Submission preparation typically takes about 3 business days once the permission is genuinely in use — this allows time for the activity to reflect in Meta’s own systems before the screencast and use case are finalized. After submission, Meta’s review is currently running at around 20 days, though this can be shorter or longer depending on Meta’s review team and workload. See the Approval Timeline section above for details. No fixed approval date can be promised.
What if the feature for my permission isn’t built yet?
Meta only approves a permission that is genuinely used by a working feature. If your website doesn’t have that feature built yet, I can still help — see “If Your Website Isn’t Ready Yet” in the Getting Started section above for how this is handled.
Does the price change if my permission has dependencies?
Yes. If your requested permission has dependency permissions that Meta requires but aren’t already approved on your app, those are priced the same way ($60 each) since they also go through App Review. This is confirmed during the eligibility review, before any offer is created.