Google removes reviews that break its own rules. We check your review, build the case, and file it with Google. You pay nothing unless the review actually comes down.
Not every review can come down. We check yours against Google's rules first — fake reviews, reviews from people who were never a customer, spam, and personal attacks all break the rules. We tell you straight if yours doesn't qualify.
We write the dispute the way Google's review team needs to see it, file it, and handle the appeal if Google says no the first time.
We save your card first, but charge $0 today. We watch the review every day. Only when it has been gone for 3 days straight do we charge you. If it stays up, you pay nothing.
Paste a link to the review (or just tell us your business name and what the review says). We'll check it against Google's rules and email you back — free, no strings.
One review is $299. Removing 2-4 is $279 each. 5 or more is $249 each. Charged only after each review is verified gone.
No — and anyone who says they can is lying to you. Google only removes reviews that break its rules. That covers more than most owners think: reviews from people who were never a customer, competitors, ex-employees, spam, and abuse. We check yours for free and tell you straight.
One review is $299. Removing 2-4 is $279 each. 5 or more is $249 each. Charged only after each review is verified gone. No subscriptions. No hidden fees.
Google usually looks at a dispute within a few days. With an appeal, some cases take a few weeks. You pay nothing while you wait.
We file one appeal — that is the most Google allows. If the review stays up after that, you pay nothing and we tell you the best way to handle the review instead.
Yes. Every business owner has the right to report reviews that break Google's content rules. We prepare the report properly and use the official Google process. Nothing shady, no fake reviews, no tricks.
A bad review costs you customers every single day it sits there. Checking it costs you nothing.