Permission and use-case assessment
Review the Facebook or Instagram integration, requested permissions and access needs against the actual features of your app. Identify gaps before preparing a submission.
Meta developer app review · Qing Wang
Get practical help preparing your Meta app review submission. I help developers and SaaS teams connect requested permissions to real product workflows, prepare reviewer instructions and screencast plans, and address feedback after a rejection.
Review the Facebook or Instagram integration, requested permissions and access needs against the actual features of your app. Identify gaps before preparing a submission.
Prepare clear use-case explanations and a reproducible test path: where to log in, which feature to open and how the requested data is used.
Plan an end-to-end demonstration of login, consent and the product feature that uses each requested permission. Recording or implementation work is scoped separately.
Compare Meta’s rejection feedback with your submission, identify missing evidence or broken test steps, and prepare a focused resubmission plan.
Developers preparing a first submission, SaaS teams integrating Facebook Login or Meta APIs, and teams whose Facebook App Review was rejected. Facebook Pages, Instagram and business integrations can be assessed against your specific app and permission list; support scope is confirmed before work begins.
Send your product URL, integration workflow, permission names, current review status and any rejection message. Remove tokens, passwords and customer data.
We identify the current blockers and agree on deliverables, responsibilities, revisions and price. Any app changes or business-verification work are discussed separately.
Work through the permission rationale, demonstration plan and reviewer steps. Your team provides a working app and the appropriate test access.
Submit through your Meta developer account with agreed assistance. If feedback arrives, assess the required changes within the agreed revision scope.
This is independent preparation and consulting by Qing Wang, not a Meta service or an official partnership. Meta makes all review decisions. Approval, review duration and eligibility cannot be guaranteed. Business verification and App Review are separate processes; any related help must be agreed in the project scope.
No. I help improve submission clarity and address gaps in the reviewer workflow. Meta decides whether your app, use case and requested permissions qualify. No consultant can promise approval or a fixed review time.
Yes. Share the rejection message, requested permissions and your current submission materials. We can assess whether the issue is missing evidence, unclear instructions, an app defect or a use-case mismatch, then agree on the next steps.
The core service covers review preparation and troubleshooting. Code changes, recording production, business verification and other onboarding tasks need a separate scope. The quote states exactly what is included before work starts.
Pricing depends on the number of permissions, app readiness and the work required. Send a brief on Fiverr or by email for a project quote. Meta review time is separate from the time needed to prepare your materials.
Check the current requirements for your app and permissions in Meta’s documentation and developer dashboard.
Send your permission list and current review status to get a scoped proposal.