We found policy violations in 81% of businesses we audited · Free audit, results in 24 hours
Rule-breaking review removal

4 out of 5 businesses have reviews that break Google's rules.

We scanned 5 million negative reviews across 15,000+ businesses. Most had dozens of removable reviews and didn't know it. Yours probably does too. Scan yours free and see before you decide.

15,000+ businesses audited No card needed No removal, no fee
Breaks Google's rules
Anonymous123
Rated 1 out of 5 · never a customer

"Worst place ever, total scam, do not go." (no visit, same text posted at 4 other businesses)

Removed
Reported as fake · taken down by Google
The reviews that should not be there

Some of your negative reviews break Google's rules.

We scanned 5.3 million negative reviews across 15,706 businesses. 81% had negative reviews that violate Google's policies. The average business had 91.

Flagging them yourself? Google ignores most one-click reports.

To get a negative review removed, you need to cite the exact policy it breaks and prove it. That's what we do.

One star costs you 5–9% of your revenue. Every day those reviews stay up.

What we found scanning 15,000+ businesses
1,158,561

Policy-violating negative reviews found across 15,706 businesses. 23% of all negative reviews break Google's rules.

81%
of businesses affected
91
avg violations per business
5.3M
negative reviews analyzed

Google removed 292M reviews in 2025. It works when the case is strong.

ReviewTactic proprietary scan data · Revenue impact: Harvard Business School

We're honest about what we can do

What we remove. And what we don't.

Here's what qualifies.

We go after

Reviews that break Google's rules

  • Fake reviews and spam
  • Reviews from non-customers and competitors
  • Hate, harassment, swearing, off-topic rants
  • Private or confidential information
  • Blackmail reviews ("pay me or it stays")
  • Reviews left on the wrong business

We won't touch

And we'll tell you plainly

  • A real customer's honest negative review
  • A real complaint about a real visit
  • Anything that doesn't actually break a rule

For those, reply well and get more real reviews. The audit tells you which is which.

Seen a 30-minute removal offer? Here's what's behind it.

How it works

Three steps. After the first one, we do the rest.

STEP 1 · FREE AUDIT

We review every review

Share your Google page. We check every review against Google's rules. You get the results in 24 hours. Free, no card.

STEP 2 · WE FIGHT

We build the case

We gather the proof and file it with Google. If they say no, we escalate. You do nothing.

STEP 3 · IT'S GONE

The review disappears

We notify you as each review comes down. Most cases resolve in days; complex ones take a few weeks.

The offer

Free to find out. $99 only when one comes down.

Let us audit your reviews

We review your profile. Results in 24 hours. Then you decide.

Most removal services charge $200–$500 per review, upfront, whether it comes down or not.

$99 / removed review

Only when it actually comes down.

  • Updates as each case moves forward
  • We file reports, gather proof, and follow up
  • We escalate if Google says no the first time
  • No upfront fee. No retainer. Pay per removal.

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$0
IF NOTHING
COMES DOWN

If nothing comes down, you owe nothing.

We only get paid when a review comes down. So we don't take cases we can't win, and we don't quit on the ones we can.

Questions, answered

Straight answers

Yes. We use Google's own rules and their official reporting process. No hacks, no tricks.

Find out which reviews can come down. Free.

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ReviewTactic

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We pursue only reviews that violate Google's content policies and report them through Google's official channels. Removal is at Google's sole discretion and is not guaranteed; you are billed only for reviews that are actually removed. We do not remove genuine, policy-compliant customer reviews, and we do not create, buy, or solicit fake reviews.