What does direct removal cost?
Direct clients pay $450 per review that we accept and Google confirms as removed. We tell you within 24 hours whether we take a case, and accepted cases are typically removed within 24 to 48 hours. You are invoiced only after Google confirms the removal.
- No upfront payment. No deposit, no retainer, no assessment fee.
- Pay on success. If an accepted review stays up, there is no invoice.
- Lifetime re-removal warranty. A removed review that returns is removed again at no charge, under the conditions in our terms.
What counts as a billable review?
One accepted review with written text that Google confirms as removed. A star rating with no text cannot be removed, so we do not take those cases and never bill for them. Each review is billed on its own, which is why acting early on a bad review is usually cheaper than waiting for a cluster to build up.
What do agencies pay?
White-label partners are on custom pricing tiered by volume, modeled on a 30-minute call against your retail price and projected throughput. A pilot of 5 to 10 reviews comes before any volume commitment, under a mutual NDA, and we never contact the agency's clients. Read how it works in our white-label primer for ORM agencies.
Can I earn from referring someone?
Yes. The open referral program pays 10% of the net fees we receive from a referred business for 12 months, which is $45 on a standard $450 review.
Have a review you want gone?
Send the link. You get a yes or no within 24 hours and pay only after Google confirms the removal.
For how this compares with the rest of the market, see what Google review removal actually costs.