Free calculator · before you spend · rules checked 4 September 2026

Will Meta reject this ad, or restrict the account? Check before you spend.

Paste your ad text and your landing page, and tick what is true about your account. Every hit names the Meta rule it points at and why. A clean run is not an approval. Nothing you paste leaves your browser.

Your ad text, headline and body

The page the ad sends people to

Is the ad's offer on that page?

How many times it redirects before it loads

If Meta has already restricted you

Fix the cause first: clean the landing page, swap the flagged payment method, pause the ad set. Then appeal from Account Quality.
Do not open a new account. It reads as evasion and can ban both for good.
Do not appeal twice in an hour. Meta flags fast repeated appeals as bot behaviour.
About 30% of appeals succeed on normal conditions; a second review with more documentation often reverses a first denial.
Past 180 days disabled, nobody can get an account back.

How we worked this out

What it checks, and what it cannot

Rules a script can run. On the text and the landing page: Personal attributes, Misleading claims, Sensational content, Grammar and profanity, Nonfunctional landing page, and financing claims. On the account: the facts that trigger restrictions. Each one carries the source of the guidance and the date we checked it.

It cannot see your images, your video, or a reviewer's judgment. It does not know your history with Meta. Two rejections are common in home services. One is an image with text over a body. The other is a "before" photo that reads as sensational. This page cannot see either.

The standards this points at

The account triggers, with sources

One number this page cannot give you: how many of your booked estimates happened. The system behind this site counts that one.

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