The common failure isn't a hack. It's a company page created years ago inside an employee's personal profile, a recovery email pointing at an inbox nobody checks, and a phone number from two phones ago. Everything works — until that person leaves, or the platform asks you to prove the account is yours.
set up as business assets
The right account type on each platform, owned by the company: Meta business portfolio with the pages and ad accounts inside it, LinkedIn company page with more than one admin, YouTube as a brand account, TikTok and X business accounts on company-owned email. Two-factor turned on, backup codes stored where the business can reach them, recovery contacts that survive any single person leaving.
who can log in, written down
Social accounts are systems like any other, and they go in the same inventory as the rest of your access: which accounts exist, who has which role, which third-party tools are connected. Most companies can't answer those three questions today; after this work, the answer is a document, not a guess.
when access is already lost
Locked out, hacked, or the only admin is gone — we run the recovery through each platform's official process: identity and business verification, ownership evidence, escalation paths where they exist, and the paperwork platforms actually respond to. Honest odds stated up front — some recoveries take days, some take weeks, and a few are genuinely unrecoverable. What we won't do: buy back accounts, use broker services, or go around a platform's verification. If someone promises you a guaranteed recovery, that's the scam these platforms warn about.
hires and exits, without the scramble
Admin access granted on day one and removed on the last day, as part of onboarding and offboarding that actually run. The account inventory stays true because changing it is someone's checklist item, not a favor.
Not a good fit if you're looking for someone to plan and post your content — this service is about owning and controlling the accounts, not filling them.
questions
Can you guarantee a recovery?
No, and nobody honest can. We can tell you the realistic odds after seeing what evidence of ownership exists, and we only work through the platforms' official processes.
Our page is owned by a former employee. Is that recoverable?
Often, yes — platforms have processes for transferring business assets when you can document the business relationship. It's slower than a password reset and faster than starting over.
Do you also post content?
No. We set up, secure, and recover the accounts. What gets posted on them is yours — or a marketing partner's — to run.
Based in Summit, New Jersey — setup and recovery work delivered remotely across the US and Europe. Start with a stack review, from $1,500. Book a stack review