Review Removal PartnersWhat we take
Five kinds of review. Each breaks a rule Google wrote.
We file removal cases for these kinds of review, because the breach is in the wording itself. Pick one to see what it looks like on a listing.
A. K.
1 review
Roadworks on this street have gone on for months and the council does nothing about it. One star until it is fixed.
About the street, the city or the news. Not about a visit.
We file thisThe labels
How we name each review.
Every low review on your listing gets one of these before you order anything.
Off topic
About the street, the city or the news. Not about a visit.
Roadworks on this street have gone on for months and the council does nothing about it. One star until it is fixed.
We file this
Spam
Repeated text, or the same line on unrelated listings.
Bad bad bad. Do not go here. Bad bad bad. Do not go here. Bad bad bad.
We file this
Advertising
A phone number, link or offer for another business.
Overpriced. We do the same cuts for half the money. Call 555 0142 and ask for the shop on Fifth.
We file this
Conflict of interest
Written by staff, former staff or a competitor.
I worked the front desk here for a year. Management plays favourites and cut my hours. Take your money somewhere else.
We file this
Abusive language
Slurs, threats or attacks on a named person.
The woman on the till is a [slur]. Somebody should wait for her after closing.
We file this
No rule broken
A real customer, a real visit, a harsh opinion. It stays.
Waited a long time past my appointment and nobody said sorry. The haircut was fine. I will not be back.
It stays on your listing
The reviews shown are written examples, not real reviews.
Scope
What the flat price covers.
One removal case per review, filed once. Here is where the flat price stops.
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 what we take.
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.
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.
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.