Account takeover went mainstream in 2023. The platforms responded by hardening their automated recovery flows — which is the right answer for keeping scammers out, but a hard answer for legitimate owners trying to get back in.
The standard recovery form fails for roughly 70% of legitimate users on the first try. Each retry trains the algorithm to weight against the submission. Within five days, an honest person can be permanently locked out of an account they've owned for a decade.
We exist because that gap between "recovery is technically possible" and "the average person can pull it off" is wider than it should be. Our work is to close it — using platform-side knowledge, evidence packaging that scores against the right risk signals, and partner channels not available to the public.
We do reputation work for the same reason: most people who reach out for it have been quoted prices for "guaranteed removal" from providers willing to do things we won't. We'd rather grow more slowly than expand by promising things that aren't real.