Get Your Rejected App Approved on Meta
A Meta App Review rejection is not the end — it usually means a permission justification, screencast, or policy detail needs fixing before resubmission. I review the rejection reason and help you prepare a stronger, policy-aligned submission.
What the Rejection Fix Support Covers
End-to-end help turning a rejected submission into a policy-aligned, resubmission-ready one.
I read the exact rejection reason and reviewer notes to pinpoint what actually needs to change.
Rewriting permission justifications to clearly show real user value and how the data is used.
Planning and reviewing a screencast that demonstrates each requested permission in a real user flow.
Checking your app against common requirements — privacy policy, data deletion, a valid use case.
Removing unnecessary permission requests that trigger extra reviewer scrutiny.
Preparing the resubmission and helping you respond to any follow-up questions from Meta.
Why Meta App Review Rejections Happen
Most rejections trace back to a handful of avoidable problems. These are the ones I check for and help you fix.
The permission justification doesn't clearly explain why the app needs it or how user data is used.
The screencast doesn't show the actual user flow that triggers each requested permission.
No privacy policy, or one that doesn't match what the app actually does with user data.
Missing a working data-deletion instructions URL or callback, a common App Review requirement.
Requesting more permissions than the app's actual use case needs, which invites extra scrutiny.
The overall use-case description doesn't give the reviewer a clear picture of what the app does.
My Rejection Fix Process
A structured process — from reading the rejection to a resubmission that addresses it directly.
I read the rejection reason and reviewer notes to identify exactly what needs to change.
Permission justifications are rewritten to clearly show real user value and data use.
We plan and review a screencast that demonstrates each permission in a live user flow.
Your app is checked against common policy requirements before resubmission.
Unnecessary permissions are removed and the resubmission is prepared and submitted.
If Meta asks follow-up questions, I help you respond quickly and correctly.
What You'll Provide
Just the essentials — you keep ownership and access control throughout.
What Clients Say
Real reviews from clients on Fiverr — developers and teams who needed a rejected app approved.
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Final decisions are made solely by Meta. This is a review-preparation and resubmission-support service — approval cannot be guaranteed. My role is to help you prepare a clearer, policy-aligned submission and respond to reviewer feedback.
Common Questions
Answers to what developers ask most about fixing a Meta App Review rejection.
Ready to Fix Your Rejection?
Share your rejection message and what your app does, and I'll outline the next steps to get it resubmission-ready.