How it works

Free monitoring. Pay only when you take action.

We re-scan your listing daily, score every review against Google’s published content policy, and show you which ones have a case — free, with no card. When you want one taken down, we file it through Google’s official policy channel, and you are billed only if Google actually removes it.

Free monitoring foreverPay only on removalBilled only when Google removes it

The process

Three steps. No retainer. No subscription.

Run a free audit (90 seconds)

Paste your business name and city. We scan your lowest-rated Google reviews against Google's published content-policy categories and flag every one that may qualify for removal.

Approve the evidence packet

For each flagged review, we build an evidence packet — screenshots, policy citation, pattern analysis. You review and approve. Nothing is filed until you say so.

Google decides. You pay only on success.

We file the appeal through Google's official content-policy channel. Most decisions come back in one to three weeks. If Google removes the review, you pay. If they reject, you pay nothing.

What counts

What we can remove — and what we can’t

Reviews we can remove

Policy violations under Google’s content rules.

Fake / off-topic / not a customer
Conflict of interest (competitor or ex-employee)
Harassment, hate speech, profanity
Restricted content (alcohol, gambling, regulated industries)
Personal information / privacy violation
Misinformation / impersonation

Reviews we cannot remove

Honest opinions Google will keep live — even harsh ones.

Real customer complaints about service quality
Reviews about products you no longer sell
Honest criticism, even harsh ones

For these, our Reputation Refresh service runs a reply + dilute campaign instead.

Pricing

Pay only on removal

Billed only when Google removes it · No subscription · No retainer · No setup fee

On a typical local-service business, removing one fake 1-star review recovers an estimated $2,800–$4,200 in monthly inquiries that would have gone to a higher-rated competitor.

Run a free audit

FAQ

The honest answers

How long does Google take to decide?

Usually one to three weeks. Google publishes no SLA for policy appeals, so we don't promise a date — we notify you the moment the decision comes back.

What's your success rate?

We don't publish a percentage yet — our first cohort report ships Q3 2026 with the full sample. What we can say: a filing that cites the specific policy clause and attaches evidence is treated very differently from an unexplained flag, and if Google declines you're never billed. We refile once free when new evidence exists.

Do I need to give you my Google login?

No. We file through Google's public policy-violation channel — no OAuth needed. We do verify your business ownership via phone OTP before activating monitoring.

What if I have a real bad review?

Real complaints aren't policy violations. We won't pretend they are. For those, our Reputation Refresh service runs a reply + dilute campaign — or you can simply reply yourself.

Can you guarantee removal?

No, and anyone who does is lying. Google's trust team has the final say. We DO guarantee you pay nothing if they reject — that's the only honest pay-on-success model in this space.

Run a free audit and see what’s flagged

Takes 90 seconds. No card, no signup required to see your audit.