One price. Billed only when a review comes down.
Three numbers, and that is the whole price list. No setup fee, no subscription, no payment to place an order.
$120
per removed review
One or two reviews in an order. Billed for each one Google removes.
$100
each, per removed review
3 or more reviews filed together. The lower rate applies to every one that comes down.
$0
if Google keeps it
A review that stays up is marked Declined and never billed.
Google decides whether a review is removed.
Work out your order
Count the reviews. See the bill.
File three or more together and each one drops to $100. Whatever Google keeps costs $0.
1review filed
Each one Google removes
$120
- If it comes down
- $120
- If none do
- $0
When money moves
Every point where you might expect a bill.
Only one line on this list has a price on it.
- The free review check
- $0
- Placing an order
- $0
- Google removes a review
- $120, or $100 each for 3 or more
- Google keeps a review
- $0
- A review with no rule broken
- $0, it is not filed
Scope
What the flat price covers.
The price is flat because the scope is narrow. Here is the edge of it.
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 price.
What does it cost?
$120 for each review Google removes. File three or more in one order and it is $100 each. No setup fee, no subscription.
When do I pay?
After Google removes a review. Placing an order takes no payment.
What if Google keeps a review?
It is marked Declined and never billed. At this price each review is filed once.
Can you promise a removal?
No. Google decides. We promise the price, and that a review that stays up is not billed.
Paste the link. See what can be filed.
The check is free. $120 per removed review. $0 if Google keeps it.