Skip to content
Success stories

Real businesses, real wins over rule-breaking reviews.

We are proud of the careful work behind every single review. Building solid grounds for each case is what gives ReviewTactic an industry-leading review removal success rate.

No more fake, harassing, off-topic, profane, hateful, spam, violent, bullying, incentivized, doxxing, explicit or gibberish reviews.

Listing by listing

Businesses like yours won

The rule-breaking ones are gone and can't hurt them anymore.

Every business on this page hired us to remove reviews, so we keep their names private: nobody needs to know you used a removal service. If you become a client, you get the exact same protection, and your customers will only ever see that the review is gone.

A listing with many reviews moves slowly, which is why a large rating jump only appears on a small profile. Results differ by listing, and Google decides every case.

Published 6 Nov 2026 · Data as of 6 Nov 2026 · Reviewed by the ReviewTactic removal team

How we counted

Our numbers, and where they come from.

Every figure on these pages is ours, pulled from the ReviewTactic database. Here is exactly what each one means.

  • What counts as removed

    A removal counts when we filed the case with Google and the review reached removed status. Reviews that disappeared without our filing are left out, and so are reviews that came back.

  • How the rating is calculated

    We calculate the rating from the reviews we pull from Google rather than reading the figure Google shows. "Before" is the listing today with our removals added back, "after" is the listing without them, so new reviews do not change the gap.

  • What a visible gain means

    The rating, rounded to one decimal the way Google displays it, changed. Most removals do not move that figure. Where it did not move, we show the count only.

  • How the reviews are shown

    Every review appears as the reviewer wrote it, spelling included. Business names, people's names, places and details that could identify anyone are hidden. The category on a card is the Google policy the review breaks, in our reading; Google does not say which reason it accepted.

Results differ by listing, and Google decides every case.

Want to know which of your reviews break the rules?

Connect your Google listing and we check every negative review against Google's policies. You see the list before you decide anything.

Check my reviews Run the free scan first

$99 per removed review. Nothing comes down, nothing to pay. Results differ by listing, and Google decides every case.