Most rule-breaking reviews are not hard cases. So we do not price them like one.
Review Removal Partners does one job. It files removal cases for Google reviews that plainly break Google’s own review policies, at one flat price, billed only after Google removes them.
Why it exists
A flat price for the plain cases.
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Overpriced. We do the same cuts for half the money. Call 555 0142 and ask for the shop on Fifth.
Advertising. We file this.
A written example, not a real review.
A review that is an advert for another shop, or a complaint about roadworks, breaks a rule that Google wrote down. Nobody needs a long argument to show it. The breach is in the words.
Yet most removal services price every review as if it were a fight, and quote you after a call. That makes sense for hard cases. It makes little sense for an advert sitting in your reviews.
Review Removal Partners takes only the plain kinds. Each one is filed once, as its own removal case, under the policy it breaks. One price, shown on the site, charged when Google removes the review.
That narrow scope is the whole point. It is why the price can be flat, and why we can tell you before you order which reviews we will not touch.
What we hold to
Four rules we work by.
- 1
One price
A removed review costs the same whatever it said. You never wait on a quote.
- 2
Only clear breaches
We take the kinds of review where the breach is in the wording itself. Anything that needs an argument, we turn down.
- 3
Labelled before you order
You see what each review is before you pick it. Nothing is sold to you blind.
- 4
No removal, no bill
An invoice exists only for a review Google has taken down.
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- kinds of review we file
- $120
- per removed review
- $100
- each, when three or more are filed together
- $0
- for a review Google keeps
Paste the link. See what can be filed.
The check is free. $120 per removed review. $0 if Google keeps it.