Included
- Appeals written and submitted for you
- A fresh appeal automatically after every rejection
- Live updates as appeals go out and answers come in
Limits
- One Roblox account per case
- Renews every 30 days until you cancel
Help with Roblox ban appeals
Banned? Let's writeyour way back in.
All we need is the username. Our bot sends your appeal through Roblox's official form, and keeps sending a fresh one every time the answer is no.
- Drop the username
- We keep going after a no
- We send it for you
See an appeal get rewritten
Example: banned foran alt account
Example. Before: i literally didnt do anything. my BROTHER used my laptop. unban me or im quitting. After: Hi, I'm writing about the ban on my account (ref C-20·8812) for being linked to another account. The activity behind it didn't come from my account, and a look at the access history will show that. Could you take another look?
How it works
Whoever reads your appeal has a queue of hundreds. The short ones that answer their actual question get read. Long angry ones mostly don't.
- 1
Give us the username
That's the whole intake. No forms, no questionnaire, no retelling the worst day of your account. One field and you're in the queue.
- 2
We write the appeal
Every appeal is written fresh for the specific ban, and kept short and calm, because those are the ones that get read. Nothing for you to fill in, edit or approve.
- 3
We send it through the official form
The appeal goes in through the platform's own support form, start to finish on our side. You never touch a text box.
- 4
We watch the reply and go again
Rejections happen, especially on round one. Every rejection gets a fresh appeal sent automatically, until there's a real answer. You just get the updates.
Every appeal,
on one screen.
Each case gets its own page, so you can see at a glance what's waiting on you and when it's worth nudging them again.
The cards here are example cases we made up, not real people.
Writing the appeal is half the job
The other half is keeping at it when the first answer is a template no. That's the part most people give up on.
Written for the ban you actually got
Every appeal is written for the specific ban, kept short and calm, because that's what gets read. You never see a blank text box.
Every round in one place
What went out and what came back, on one timeline. No more scrolling your inbox trying to remember where the case got to.
Rejections handled automatically
Most people send one appeal, get a template no, and stop. Here, every rejection gets a fresh appeal sent automatically, until there's a real answer.
Things we'll never ask you for
If someone offers to “recover” your account and asks for any of these, close the tab. We work from your username alone, and you can delete your data whenever you like.
Every appeal gets its own case file
Appeal for enforcement-evasion ban (Notice #A-77·3190)
SentHello, I'm writing about the suspension on my account under the notice above.
The activity behind it did not come from my account. My sign-ins have only ever come from my own devices, and a look at the account's access history will show that.
Thank you for taking another look.
50 words · fits their form · sent for you, not by you
You can absolutely do this yourself
Every platform has an appeal form, and loads of people get through it alone. This is what changes when you've got help.
| Topic | On your own |  |
|---|---|---|
| The first appeal | On your own: A blank text box on a bad day. A lot of first appeals get written angry. | With appea.ls: Written around the reason on your notice, and sent for you. |
| After a rejection | On your own: Usually the same message again, a bit louder. | With appea.ls: A brand new appeal goes out automatically. |
| Keeping track | On your own: Screenshots, inbox searches, maybe a note on your phone. | With appea.ls: Every appeal and reply tracked on your case, with updates as they happen. |
| Following up | On your own: Guesswork. Often too early, sometimes never. | With appea.ls: Not your job. We watch for the reply and handle the next round. |
| Your password | On your own: Fine, unless a "recovery service" asks you for it. | With appea.ls: We never ask for it. There isn't even a field for it. |
Pricing
Renews automatically until you cancel. Cancel any time from your billing page — your case stays active to the end of the paid period. We write it, send it and keep going.
What we can't do
- Guarantee a platform reverses its decision. Nobody can.
- Speed up the platform's queue. Their side takes as long as it takes.
- Appeal decisions a platform is legally required to make, like court orders or age laws.
All sales are final, because work on your case starts the moment you pay. We can't refund based on a platform's decision, because that part is never up to us.
Case, quarterly
Three months up front, 20% off.
$35/ 90 days
- Appeals written and submitted for you
- A fresh appeal automatically after every rejection
- Live updates as appeals go out and answers come in
- 20% cheaper than three monthly payments
- One Roblox account per case
- Renews every 90 days until you cancel
Case, pay with crypto
30 more days, paid once in crypto.
$10once · 30 days
- Appeals written and submitted for you
- A fresh appeal automatically after every rejection
- Live updates as appeals go out and answers come in
- Top up again whenever you like; days stack
- One-off payment: nothing renews
- Crypto payments are final
Prices are approximate US dollars. Card payments are charged in GBP; you see the exact amount at checkout.
Questions people ask
Including the awkward ones. Anything else, email support@appea.ls.
You open a case with the Roblox account's username. Our appeal bot sends your appeal through Roblox's official support form, watches for the reply, and sends a fresh appeal after every rejection. It keeps going for as long as your case has time on it. You get updates as things happen, and you never have to write or send anything.
Start with the username.
That's all we need. No password, no forms. We write the appeal, send it, and keep going until there's a real answer.