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Pricing
Three prices. All of them on this page.
A free first check, £100 for each review Google removes, and a £200 a month plan if you want every review handled. Nothing upfront for removals, and no long contracts.
- No deposit
- No card on file
- Proof with every invoice
Removal cases
per review removed
Nothing upfront. Nothing if Google keeps it up.
- To start a case
- £0
- If Google keeps it up
- £0
- If it ever comes back
- Refiled free
- When you're invoiced
- After removal, with proof
The three offers
Start free. Pay only for results.
Removal cases
£100 per review removed
Nothing upfront. Nothing if Google keeps it up.
- Only filed on a named Google policy
- Evidence written up and filed for you
- Escalated and appealed if the first answer is no
- Invoiced only after removal, with proof
- Refiled free if it ever comes back
Managed
£200 a month
Cancel with 30 days' notice.
- Every review answered within 24 hours
- Review requests sent to every customer
- Daily attack watch
- Removals still £100 each, on success
Prices are in pounds sterling. Managed reviews in detail · How a removal case works
What the £100 covers
Included, and not included.
Included in every removal case
- Checking the review against Google's published policies
- Researching the reviewer's history and timing
- Writing up the evidence and filing under the right policy
- Follow up, escalation and appeal where the case is sound
- A written record of the policy, evidence and Google's answer
- Refiling free if a removed review returns
- A suggested public reply for reviews that stay up
Not something we do, at any price
- Reporting genuine reviews from real customers
- Buying, writing or swapping reviews
- Contacting or pressuring reviewers
- Promising a number of removals or a timeframe
- Legal action. If you need a solicitor, we'll say so
- Taking your Google password
Invoicing
You're invoiced after Google acts, never before.
For removal cases there is no deposit, no setup fee and no card on file. When Google removes a review we reported, we email you an invoice for £100 with proof: the review link, a note of the date it came down, and Google's response where it gave one.
If a review disappears before we've filed a report on it, there's nothing to pay. If Google keeps a review up after we have tried every route, there's nothing to pay.
Managed reviews are invoiced monthly at £200. Removals for managed clients are still £100 each, invoiced the same way, only on success. There's no minimum term: give 30 days' notice by email and the plan ends. The details are in our terms.
- No deposit. Nothing to pay to start a removal case.
- Proof with every invoice. You can check the review has gone before you pay.
- 30 days' notice, that's all. The only commitment on managed. No annual contract.
InvoiceExample
Review linkAttached
Date it came downNoted
Google's responseAttached
Total£100
Doing it yourself
You can flag reviews for free. Here's the honest comparison.
Google lets any owner report a review, and some owners do it well. What you're paying us for is time and know how, not access to anything secret.
Doing it yourselfWith Review Removing
CostDoing it yourselfFree.With Review Removing£100 per review, only once it's removed.
Choosing the policyDoing it yourselfUp to you to read Google's rules and pick the one that fits.With Review RemovingWe name the policy and tell you honestly if none applies.
EvidenceDoing it yourselfYou gather the reviewer's history and your records yourself.With Review RemovingWritten up and filed for you.
If Google says noDoing it yourselfYou find the appeal route and try again.With Review RemovingWe escalate and appeal where the case is sound.
TimeDoing it yourselfOften several sittings per review, spread over weeks.With Review RemovingA few minutes of yours: send the link, add us as a manager.
Want to try it yourself first? Our free checker tells you which policy a review is most likely to fall under.
Pricing questions
Quick answers.
Is there anything to pay before a review is removed?
No. Removal cases have no upfront cost. The £100 is invoiced only after Google removes the review, with proof.
What if Google says no?
Then you owe nothing for that review. Where the case is sound we escalate and appeal first, and we tell you when we've run out of routes.
Do I need the managed plan to use the removal service?
No. Most clients start with removal cases only. Managed reviews suit businesses that want every review answered and a steady flow of new ones.
How do I cancel managed reviews?
Email hello@reviewremoving.com giving 30 days' notice. Remove our manager access whenever you like.