Free Google review monitoring. Pay only when you take action.
We watch your Google reviews, score every one for removability, and draft owner replies — all free, forever. When you want a fake review actually removed, we file the appeal, and you pay only per success, billed only after Google removes it. Nothing to pay if Google declines. No subscription. No card stored.
Three steps. No retainer.
We file. Google decides. You pay only if the review comes down.
Paste your Maps URL
Paste your Google Maps URL. We scan your lowest-rated reviews and flag every one that violates Google’s policy. About 90 seconds. Free.
We build the evidence
We build the evidence packet — screenshots, policy citations, reviewer-pattern analysis — and file the appeal through Google’s official channel.
Billed only when it works
Flagging a review costs nothing and takes no card. If Google removes the review, you’re billed. If Google declines, you’re never billed at all. Most decisions come back in one to three weeks.
Honest numbers, not promises.
We tell you which reviews have a real policy case before you spend anything — and we don’t quote a removal rate we can’t yet publish the sample behind. Why not →
One of these comes down. The other never will.
“Never been to this place but my sister says the owner is a crook. Go to Riverside Dental on 5th instead — they gave me 50% off.”
Two clean policy hits in one review. The reviewer states they were never a customer, and the review promotes a competing business. Both are named, published Google rules, and both are verifiable from the review text alone — Google doesn’t have to take your word for anything.
“Waited 50 minutes past my appointment, the front desk was rude when I asked, and the crown still doesn’t fit right. Never coming back.”
Harsh, damaging, and entirely within policy. A real customer describing a real visit is protected opinion. Nobody can get this taken down — and a service that tells you otherwise is charging you for a rejection.
The free audit sorts your reviews into those two piles before you spend anything.
Every month a fake review sits live on your listing is another month of new-patient inquiries going to the 4.5-star competitor two blocks away. Most of our customers booked their first removal within 24 hours of seeing their audit.
The same internal lever Google’s trust team uses.
We file every request through Google’s official Business Profile flag flow, cite the exact policy clause the review violates, and attach the evidence packet we’ve built. No shortcuts. No DMCA tricks. No paying anyone off.
- Reviewer profile and behavior fingerprint
- Cross-link to competitor or named third party (when relevant)
- Direct citation of Google’s published content-policy categories
- One appeal included if first filing is rejected
We only file on reviews that actually violate policy.
The audit is free and takes no card. It tells you which of your reviews break a published Google policy and which are simply negative, because Google will not remove the second kind. We do not file on those — a weak filing costs credibility on the strong ones.
- Reviews from people who never used your service
- Reviews naming or directing traffic to a competitor
- Off-topic, hate speech, or unrelated content
- Conflicts of interest (e.g., former employee posing as customer)
- Fake or duplicate account patterns
Reputation Refresh — one-time.
Want a deeper clean-up? A one-time bundle: a full audit of your listing, citation cleanup across the main directories, and a written 90-day plan. Policy-violating removals are still billed separately, and only when Google removes them.
Run the free audit. See what’s flagged.
Paste your Google Maps URL. Evidence in 90 seconds. You pay only when Google removes a review, and nothing at all if it declines.