Google review removalfees
Free to find out. Billed only on removal.
There is no retainer and no monthly plan. You pay per review, at a fee you saw in writing first, and only once Google has taken that review down.
- Quoted before filing
- Billed on removal
- Second filing, same fee
The audit
$0
Find out which reviews have a case.
- Every low review read against the policies
- One line per review: a policy and a fee, or No rule broken
- No card, no login, no password
A removal case
$300 to $400
Per review, billed after Google removes it.
- A full case sheet for the review
- The filing with Google
- A second filing at the same fee if Google declines
- A check of your live listing before any bill
How each fee is set
Five classes. One fixed rubric.
A review is placed in a class by how much work its case takes: how plainly the wording breaks the policy, and how much has to be shown from outside the review. The same review always lands in the same class.
- I
Plain
The review breaks the clause in its own words.
$300
- II
Clear
One clause, shown with one record from you.
$325
- III
Mixed
Part opinion, part breach. The breach has to be isolated.
$350
- IV
Heavy
The proof sits outside the review and has to be assembled.
$375
- V
Compound
Several clauses, or several linked reviewers, in one case.
$400
What you pay, and when
Three ways a case can end.
Removed
The fee on that case’s sheet is billed.
$300 to $400
Declined
Filed a second time at the same fee. If Google declines again, no fee.
$0
No rule broken
Never filed.
$0
Never billed
- The audit
- Opening a case
- A case Google declines twice
- A review marked No rule broken
Fee questions
Asked about the bill.
How is the fee set?
Each review is placed in one of five classes, $300 to $400, by a fixed rubric. The same review always gets the same class, and you see it before anything is filed.
When am I billed?
When Google removes the review. Opening a case and filing are not billed.
What if Google declines?
The case goes to a second filing at the same fee. If that is declined too, the case closes and no fee is billed.
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