Google review removalfree audit
See which of your Google reviews have a case. Free.
Find the listing. Its low reviews are pulled from Google and read against the nine policies we file under. One line back per review: the policy it breaks and the fee, or No rule broken.
- The audit is not billed
- A fee on each review before anything is filed
- No card, no password
Find your Google Business Profile
A business name with its town, or a link from Google Maps.
What comes back
One line for every low review.
A short list, not a report to decode. The reviews with a case are priced. The ones without are named as such, so you know where your money would and would not go.
- Every low review, read against each policy we file under
- The policy a review breaks, and the words that break it
- The fee class for each case, before you agree to anything
- The reviews with no case, marked No rule broken
Harbor Street Auto Repair
3.8(62)
- 4
- low reviews read
- 3
- have a case
- 1
- no rule broken
- T
T. B.
Worked the front desk here for a year. Management plays favourites. Do not give them your business.
Conflict of interest$325 - C
C. W.
Overpriced. We do the same repairs for half the money. Call 555 0142.
Advertising and solicitation$300 - M
M. K.
I have not hired them myself. A friend told me to leave this, so here it is.
Fake engagement$300 - L
L. O.
Booked for two o’clock, seen well after. Nobody apologised. I will not be coming back.
No rule broken. Not filed.
If all 3 come down: 3.8 to 3.9
Billed only then: $925
A sample, written for this page. The rating line is arithmetic on the listing’s own star counts. It does not say which reviews Google will remove.
After the audit
You decide what gets filed.
You approve each case
A case is filed only after you have read its sheet and accepted it.
Filed in Google’s own channel
One case per review, under the policy it breaks.
Billed on removal
A fee is charged for a review only after Google has removed it.
If you go ahead
$300 to $400 per removed review.
Only the reviews you accept are filed, and a fee is billed only for the ones Google removes.
I
$300
II
$325
III
$350
IV
$375
V
$400
Before you send it
Short answers.
Do you need my Google password?
No. We never ask for it. If a case needs access to the listing, you grant it from your own account and can withdraw it whenever you like.
What do you need from me to start?
The business name or the Google listing link. Some clauses also need a record from you, such as proof that the writer worked for you.
Can you remove a review from a real customer?
Only if it breaks a policy. A real visit and a harsh opinion is marked No rule broken. It is not filed and there is no fee.
Do you promise a removal, or a date?
No. We promise the method, the fee on the sheet, and that a review Google keeps is not billed.
Find out which of your reviews have a case.
Send the listing. You get a sheet for each low review, with the policy and the fee, before anything is filed.
- Opening a case is not billed
- $300 to $400 per removed review
- $0 if Google keeps it