I’ve lost access to my account.

It is the usual situation, and it is not the end of the case. Ownership is established from history, not from the current settings: the original email, earlier devices, receipts for anything bought through the account, content only you could have, verification you completed in the past. The more of that you can find, the faster it goes.

No. Recovery works because I can prove to the platform that you are the owner. Without that proof there is no case, and I do not take it. That rule is what makes the rest of this legitimate.

Yes, and often easier to fix. Disabled and suspended accounts usually come from an automated decision or a mistaken report. The appeal has to be made on the right grounds with the right evidence, which is where most people's own attempts fail.

Only in the route. Instagram and Facebook run recovery through Meta's identity checks, Snapchat through its own support form and device history, TikTok through an appeal that is read once, X and WhatsApp through the phone number and the original email. Each accepts different evidence, and knowing which is most of the work.

Scope and price are agreed in writing before anything starts, and both depend on the case. You send the details, you get a figure back and a written read of what is realistic. No open-ended retainers, no sales call.