Review Removal PartnersHow it works
Three steps. Two are yours.
You paste a link and pick reviews. We file the cases. Google decides, and you are billed only for what comes down.
1You
Paste your listing link
Any Google Maps link to your business.
2You
Pick the reviews
Each one is labelled first: a broken rule, or none.
3Us, then Google
We file. Google decides.
You are billed only for what comes down.
Step by step
From a link to a decision.
- maps.app.goo.gl/your-listing
1You
Paste your listing link
Open your business on Google Maps, tap Share and copy the link. Paste it here with your email. No login, no password, no card.
Pick the reviews
2 picked- A. K.
Roadworks on this street have gone on for months and the council does nothing about it. One star until it is fixed.
Off topic
- S. T.
Waited a long time past my appointment and nobody said sorry. The haircut was fine. I will not be back.
No rule broken
2You
Pick the reviews
We go through your low reviews and put a label on each one: one of the kinds we file, or No rule broken. You tick the ones you want filed. Tick one, all of them, or none.
- Labelled
- Filed
- Removed
Google makes the call
3Us, then Google
We file. Google decides.
Each ticked review is filed with Google once, under the policy it breaks. Google decides. Your order page shows every status, and an invoice is raised only for a review that has come down.
After you order
Four statuses. One has a price.
Your order page lists each review with one of these statuses. Only one of them is billed.
- Filed
- The case is with Google. No charge.
- Removed
- Google took the review down. This is the only status that is billed.
- Declined
- Google kept the review. No charge, and it is not filed again at this price.
- Not filed
- No rule broken, so no case was made. No charge.
Example order
3 filed, $100 each
| Review oneAdvertising | Removed | $100 |
|---|---|---|
| Review twoOff topic | Filed | Pending |
| Review threeAbusive language | Declined | $0 |
| Review fourNo rule broken | Not filed | $0 |
Scope
What we do, and where we stop.
Each review is filed one time, as its own removal case. Anything that needs more than that is outside this service.
Inside the $120
- One removal case per review, filed once
- A label on every review before you order
- An invoice only after removal
Not at this price
- Second filings and appeals
- Ownership or manager access disputes
- Reviews that turn on who is telling the truth
About the process.
Is this allowed by Google?
Yes. Each case names a Google review policy and goes through Google’s own channel. No fake flags and no second accounts.
How long does it take?
Google does not publish a clock and we do not promise a date. Each status change is posted on your order page.
Do you need my Google password?
No. We never ask for it.
Which reviews do you not take?
Second filings, appeals, ownership or access disputes, and reviews that depend on proving who is telling the truth. We say so before you order.
Paste the link. See what can be filed.
The check is free. $120 per removed review. $0 if Google keeps it.