Free tool

Meta Verified eligibility checker

Before you apply (or reapply) for Instagram verification, see whether you meet Meta’s requirements and where your rejection risk is. Honest read in seconds.

Are you 18 or older?
Do you have a government ID whose name matches your profile name?
Is your profile complete, with a photo of your face and a bio?
Does the account have a real posting history (not brand new)?
Is two-factor authentication enabled?
Is the account free of recent serious policy violations?

Free and honest. We tell you if you can simply apply yourself.

What Meta Verified requires

You are 18 or older
A government ID whose name matches your profile name (the most common rejection cause)
A profile photo that shows your face, plus a complete bio
A real posting history (brand-new empty accounts are rejected)
Two-factor authentication enabled
Account in good standing with no recent serious violations

No follower minimum. Full requirements guide →

FAQ

Eligibility checker, FAQ

What are the requirements for Meta Verified?

You must be 18+, have a government ID matching your profile name, a complete profile with a face photo and bio, a real posting history, two-factor authentication enabled, and an account in good standing. There is no minimum follower count. The most common reason applications fail is the profile name not matching the ID.

Why was my Meta Verified application denied?

The usual causes are a profile name that does not match your government ID, poor ID photo quality, a missing or non-face profile photo, 2FA not enabled, or an account that is too new. Most are fixable. Essentras diagnoses exactly what went wrong and prepares a corrected reapplication.

How many followers do you need to get verified on Instagram?

None for Meta Verified, there is no follower minimum; it is based on identity, not fame. The free legacy/notability badge does effectively require notability (credible independent press coverage), but the paid Meta Verified subscription is open to any eligible individual or business.

How much does Meta Verified cost?

Meta charges about $14.99/mo on mobile (around $11.99 on the web), per profile, per platform, with higher business tiers. That subscription is something you pay Meta directly. Essentras's application-assistance service is a separate one-time fee for accounts that risk rejection or want eligibility optimization and rejection recovery. Simple cases can apply themselves for free, and we will tell you if that is you.

Can you guarantee I get verified?

No, and anyone guaranteeing a verified badge is misleading you. Meta makes the decision and can deny applications, including paid ones. What we guarantee is honest eligibility assessment, profile and application optimization, and a corrected reapplication if you were rejected. We never fake documents or claim insider access.