Remove fake Google reviews from your business profile
Fake reviews aren't a grey area — they're the clearest violation in Google's rulebook. Reviews from people who were never customers, competitor hit-jobs, review-bombing campaigns and paid negative reviews all breach Google's fake engagement policies, and they can be removed. The hard part is proving it, and that's exactly what our analysis does.
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What counts as fake
The fake reviews we find and remove
Our analysis of ~900 negative reviews across Australian businesses found roughly 1 in 7 breaches Google's content policies. Read the full report →
The never-a-customer review
Someone with no record of ever dealing with your business — no booking, no purchase, no visit. Google requires reviews to reflect a genuine experience, and these fail that test.
The competitor hit-job
Reviews placed by rival businesses, their staff or their associates breach Google's conflict-of-interest rules — no matter how authentic the text is made to look.
The review bomb
A coordinated wave of one-star reviews after a viral post, a dispute, or a disgruntled ex-staff departure. Coordinated attacks breach Google's fake engagement policies.
The mistaken identity
A review meant for a different business with a similar name. Surprisingly common, clearly off-policy, and removable.
The ex-staff grudge
Former employees reviewing their old workplace as if they were customers breach conflict-of-interest rules regardless of what the review says.
The paid or incentivised review
Reviews bought, traded or incentivised — positive or negative — are the most direct violation of Google's review policies that exists.
The honest part
A genuine review from a real customer who had a bad experience is not fake, and Google protects it. If your negative reviews are the genuine kind, our free audit will tell you that plainly — before you've spent anything.
How it works
Three steps to a cleaner Google profile
We audit your reviews
Our AI analyses every negative review on your Google profile against 40+ content policies, flagging the ones most likely to qualify for removal.
We submit removal requests
For each flagged review, we prepare a detailed removal request citing the specific policy breaches — then submit it through the channels most likely to result in action.
You only pay for results
$99 per successful removal. If a review isn't taken down, you don't pay. No lock-in contracts, and no charge for any review that stays up.
Simple pricing
Pay only for results
Most removal services charge $500+ per review and won't publish a price. Ours is right here.
- ✓ AI analysis of every negative review
- ✓ Detailed removal requests citing specific breaches
- ✓ Resubmission at no extra cost if initially declined
- ✓ Simple Google Business Profile access setup
- ✓ No contracts or lock-in periods
- ✓ Progress tracking throughout the process
FAQ
Common questions
How do you prove a review is fake?
Our AI analyses each review against 40+ Google policy criteria — reviewer history and patterns, content signals, conflicts of interest, and coordination markers — then we build a specific policy-violation case for each qualifying review. We take you through exactly which reviews and why once you're set up with us.
I'm being review-bombed right now. How fast can you move?
Get in touch today — coordinated attacks are strongest to act on while the pattern is fresh. We can typically audit your profile within 24 hours and begin submissions immediately after you're set up.
Why not just flag the reviews myself?
You can, and it's free — but Google's automated moderation rejects the vast majority of one-click business flags. Removal cases succeed on specifics: which policy, what evidence, through which channel. That case-building is the entire service.
What does it cost?
The audit is free. Removals are $99 per review, and you only pay for reviews that actually come down. No lock-in contracts.
Find out which of your negative reviews can be removed
Tell us about your business and we'll analyse your Google reviews for policy violations — no charge, no obligation.
We'll email your audit results within 24 hours.
$99 per removal · No removal, no charge · No lock-in contracts