Search your business, pick the reviews that shouldn't be there, and we start the takedown today. No calls, no waiting on a report — and anything we can't get removed is refunded in full.
Search your business and we'll pull your profile straight from Google. Pick the reviews that shouldn't be there, see the price, and start the takedown — all in the next two minutes.
It sits at the top of your profile, it drags your average down, and it costs you customers every month it stays up. Nobody puts a number on it, so nobody deals with it.
The fewer reviews you have, the more each fake one hurts. At 60 reviews a single one-star costs you more than four five-stars gain you.
Three businesses show up when someone searches. The highest-rated one gets the click. That fraction of a star is the whole difference.
People sort by lowest. A competitor’s fake one-star is the first thing your next customer reads about you, before a single real review.
If you have a Google Business Profile, this applies to you.
Three numbers you already know. Search your business above and these fill in from your live profile.
Search your business at the top of the page and these fill in automatically.
Assumes removals target one-star reviews, which is what a coordinated attack looks like. Your audit works from the actual ratings on your profile, so the real number is usually lower.
Google removes reviews that violate its content policies — and a real customer can violate them just as easily as a bot can. What matters is the content, not whether they were in your system. Here's how the odds actually break down.
Clear policy violations
Still worth filing — you only pay if it works
These come down less often. We label every review you pick so you know what you're backing, and since anything that stays up is refunded, a long shot costs you nothing but time.
Search your business name. We pull your live Google profile — rating, review count, and the reviews on it — in about a second.
Tick the ones that shouldn't be there and add any Google didn't show us. The price updates as you go, so there's never a quote to wait on.
The moment you pay, we start. A documented evidence package per review, filed through Google's official channels and escalated to a human reviewer when the automated pass rejects it. Small batches, never all at once — mass flagging is what gets profiles suspended.
Most resolve inside 14 days. Anything that doesn't come down is refunded in full. If a removed review returns within 90 days, we re-file at no charge.
Paid upfront when you pick your reviews. Refunded in full on anything we can't get removed.
Rates are graduated — each price applies to the reviews inside that band, the way tax brackets work. Ten reviews is $497 + (4 × $397) + (5 × $347), not ten flat.
You pick the count. Pricing updates as you go.
| Reviews | Total | Each |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $497 | $497 |
| 3 | $1,291 | $430 |
| 5 | $2,085 | $417 |
| 10 | $3,820 | $382 |
| 20 | $7,040 | $352 |
| 35 | $11,245 | $321 |
| 50 | $14,950 | $299 |
We only quote reviews we've already assessed against Google's policies, which is why we can put the risk on our side of the table. If a review we took payment for is still up when the case closes, that review is refunded in full.
What we won't promise: that any review comes down regardless of what it says. Anyone telling you otherwise is either guessing or doing something that puts your profile at risk.
You tell us, and you back it up. When you pick a review we ask you to confirm against your own records — CRM, invoices, estimates, call logs — that there's no job tied to that name. That documentation is what Google's team actually responds to, and it's why our filings land when self-service flagging doesn't.
Yes, and for an obvious spam review you should. What we sell is the documented case and the escalation past the automated rejection, which is where most self-filed flags die. If your review is a clean, easy one, we'll say so and you can handle it yourself.
Not the way we file. Suspensions in this category come from mass-flagging — dozens of submissions at once from the same account, usually from cheap offshore services. We submit in small batches over weeks and escalate through official channels, which is slower and is the entire point.
It can still come down. Google's policies cover content, not authorship — a real customer who uses profanity, attacks an employee by name, goes off-topic, or states something as fact that never happened has violated the same policies a bot would. What we won't do is tell Google someone wasn't a customer when they were. That's a false claim, it's what FTC rules on review suppression exist to stop, and it puts your profile at risk. We build the case on what the review says instead.
No. We work from your public profile and the records you send us. We never ask for your Google Business Profile login.
Most single reviews resolve within 14 days of filing. Larger cases take 30–60 days because we stage submissions. Reviews under 30 days old tend to move fastest, so send your profile as soon as something lands.
Search your business, pick the reviews that shouldn't be there, and we go to work today. Anything we can't get removed is refunded in full.
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