Google review removalfree tool

Build a removal request Google can act on.

Choose what is wrong with the review. You get the clause it meets, the records to attach, and a request written the way a case is written.

The clause

CL-01
Fake engagement
The writer says they were never a customer.

Your request

Business: [business name]
Review by: [reviewer name as shown], posted [date]

This review breaks Google’s policy on fake engagement.
The review says: "[the exact words the case rests on]"
The reviewer does not appear in our customer records for the period described. The review describes no experience with our business and was posted to lower our rating.

Supporting records are attached. We ask Google to review and remove it.

Records to attach

Your customer, booking or sales records for the period the review describes
A note of the search you ran and the result
A screenshot of the reviewer’s profile and other reviews

What counts as evidence When a report is ignored Every clause, explained

Questions

Questions people ask.

What makes a removal request strong?

It names one policy, quotes the exact words in the review that meet it, and points to a record that supports the reading. A request that only says the review is unfair gives Google nothing to act on.

Where do I paste the request?

Report the review from your Business Profile, choose the reason that matches the clause, and use the request text wherever Google lets you explain. Keep a copy with the date you sent it.

What if more than one clause fits?

Lead with the one the review’s own words meet most plainly. A case sheet from us names one clause per review and sets out why.

Is anything I type saved?

No. The builder runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

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