Ad Policy Pre-Check

For online sellers whose ads keep getting rejected or accounts banned, even for ads that ran fine before. Checks creatives and copy against ad policies before launch and helps build an appeal when a rejection looks wrong.

9 posts in the 3 months to 19 Oct 2026 · r/facebookads

The problem in their words

Online sellers are seeing ads rejected or removed, often suddenly, even when the same creatives ran "for months just fine" and gave strong results. Some rejections look plainly wrong, like an automated flag calling a product explosives, and some ads are "rejected no matter what" despite completed verification. Others worry their ad accounts and businesses are being shut down, especially in restricted categories.

Who's asking

  • r/facebookads: 9 posts

What they use today

  • Getting the disclaimer approved
  • Completing ID verification
  • Running ads themselves in restricted categories
  • Looking for a restricted-category ad agency

All 9 posts

If you tested it

A headline for the page: “Know if your ad will pass review before you launch it”

Test first: The riskiest assumption is that sellers will trust a pre-check enough to pay for it, shown by signups for a paid pre-check or appeal help on the landing page.

  1. Build a one-page site explaining the pre-check and appeal help, with a form to submit a rejected ad and a paid early-access option.
  2. Answer posts in r/facebookads about sudden rejections and account shutdowns, offering a free review of one rejected ad in exchange for feedback.
  3. Count submissions and paid early-access signups over the week; a steady stream of rejected ads sent in plus some paid signups means yes.

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