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Google review removal. £75 per review, invoiced after removal.

We report reviews that break platform policy on your behalf across Google, Deliveroo, Just Eat, Uber Eats and TripAdvisor. Free audit first, so you know which reviews qualify before anything starts.We report reviews that break platform policy on your behalf, across Google, Deliveroo, Just Eat, Uber Eats and TripAdvisor. Free audit first, so you know which of your reviews qualify before anything starts. You are invoiced £75 per review only once it has actually come down, and nothing at all for the ones that stay up.

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£75per review removed, invoiced afterwards

Freeaudit of every review on your profile first

0charge for reviews that stay up

How Google review removal actually works

There is no delete button for a review someone else wrote. The only route is to report it to Google and show which specific content policy it breaks; Google then decides. Owners who report reviews themselves are usually refused because they argue the review is unfair rather than pointing at the rule it breaks. Getting that part right is the work we do.

Which Google reviews can be removed

Fake & spam reviewsPeople who never visited, bot-generated reviews, or reviews posted in bulk.Reviews from people who never visited your business, bot-generated reviews, or reviews posted in bulk. The clearest policy breach of all.

Competitor attacksPosted by competing businesses or their staff. Google treats this as a conflict of interest.Negative reviews posted by competing businesses or their employees to damage your rating. Google treats this as a conflict of interest.

Irrelevant contentThe wrong business, complaints about delivery drivers, off-topic rants.Reviews about the wrong business, complaints about delivery drivers, or off-topic rants unrelated to your service.

Policy violationsProfanity, staff names, discriminatory language, conflicts of interest.Reviews containing profanity, staff names, discriminatory language, or conflicts of interest – all grounds for removal.

What cannot be removedAn honest one-star review from a real customer who had a bad experience is not removable, and no service can remove it. If a review is genuine, the only things that help are a good public response and fixing what went wrong – both of which we can help with. We will tell you plainly, in the free audit, which of your reviews qualify and which do not.

How the service works

Step 01Free auditEvery review that breaks policy, and every review that does not. Free, no strings.We analyse your profile and identify every review that breaks platform policy, and every review that does not. A detailed report, free and with no strings attached.

Step 02You approve£75 per review. You choose which ones we go after. Nothing payable up front.£75 per review. You choose which reviews we go after. Nothing is payable up front and there is no subscription.

Step 03We report and escalateFiled through the official channel, escalated and refiled while the case is live. Invoiced only for removals.We file the report through the official channel, then escalate and refile while the case is live. We invoice by email only for reviews that are actually removed.

01Deep review analysisEvery review checked against each platform's own rules, plus reviewer history, posting patterns and language.

02Evidence collectionScreenshots, timestamps and supporting evidence. Competitor connections traced, bot patterns identified.

03Professional filingA structured case written for that platform's review team, referencing the specific policy clause broken.

04Escalation and follow-upIf the first report is rejected we escalate through secondary channels and refile with additional evidence.

05You pay only for removalsYou are notified the moment a review comes down, and that is the only point at which anything is billed.

Cases usually need more than one round of reporting, and can run over several weeks per review.

Why one review matters

94%of consumers say a negative review has convinced them to avoid a businessReviewTrackers, 2024

0.1★star improvement can increase revenue by 5-9% for restaurantsHarvard Business School

£75per review, invoiced only once it is removed. Review stays up, you pay nothing.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

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You can report a review from your own profile, and it costs nothing to try. Reports filed by owners are usually refused because they argue the review is unfair rather than pointing at the specific content policy it breaks. Building that case, and escalating when the first report is rejected, is the part we do.

The first report is filed within 48 hours. Google usually responds in a few days, and a case that needs escalation typically runs 2–6 weeks. Cases usually need more than one round of reporting.

Reviews that break platform policy: spam, fake reviews, competitor attacks, conflicts of interest, offensive content, staff names, and complaints about something other than your business. Legitimate customer feedback cannot be removed, and we will tell you so in the free audit.

£75 per review, invoiced by email only after that review has been removed. The audit is free, there is no retainer, and reviews that stay up cost you nothing.

Yes. We use the reporting process each platform provides and reference the specific clause of its published content policy that a review breaks. We do not write, buy or incentivise reviews, and removal is always the platform's own decision.

Then you pay nothing for it. We escalate through secondary channels and refile with additional evidence while the case is live, and if the platform still keeps the review up there is no charge.

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We only report reviews that genuinely break platform policy (spam, fake reviews, conflicts of interest, offensive content, irrelevant complaints). We do not remove legitimate customer feedback, and removal is always the platform's decision, not ours. You are invoiced only for reviews that are successfully removed.

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Send your business name and city. We tell you which reviews break policy, which do not, and what we would do about each.Send your business name and city. We go through every review on your profile and tell you which ones break policy, which ones do not, and what we would do about each. Free, and there is no obligation to go further.

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