Pricing

Pay per successful removal

Our pricing has one rule: you only pay for reviews we successfully remove. There is no retainer, no monthly subscription and no deposit.

After the free assessment you receive a written proposal listing each review we recommend reporting, the route we will use, and the fee for that review if it is removed. You approve the list. We do the work. When a review is removed, we send you the evidence and the invoice for that review. Reviews that stay are not charged.

What the free assessment includes

• Every review you send, read against Google's content policy.
• The legal position in your country and whether a legal route realistically exists for your case.
• A written list: qualifying reviews with the ground for each, non-qualifying reviews with the reason, and our recommended route.
• A per-review fee for the qualifying ones.

The assessment is free whether or not you go ahead, and we will tell you if nothing qualifies.

What is never charged

• Reviews that are not removed.
• The assessment itself.
• A second look at a review that was removed and later restored.
• Advice to file a simple case yourself when that is the honest answer.

Lawyer fees are separate. Where a legal notice needs a lawyer in your country, you engage them directly and pay them directly; we prepare the facts and evidence so their time is short.

Why we do not publish a price list

The work per review varies enormously. A single off-topic review with clear evidence is a short case. A coordinated attack of twenty reviews from linked accounts, or a defamation notice in Germany with a lawyer involved, is not. Quoting one number would either overcharge the simple cases or undercharge the hard ones.

What we will say is this: the fee is per review, it is written down before any work starts, and it is only payable for a review that is actually gone.