Step 1
Check the review free
Paste the text and mark the facts you know. We name the closest Google policy and say if it looks removable.
Google reviews only. You file it.
Google only removes a review that breaks a specific policy. You get one appeal. Picking the wrong category sinks it. We write the report and hold the appeal. You paste them in.
We can't guarantee removal. Google decides. A negative review of a real visit usually stays up.
Sample · made-up review
LikelyHarbor & Rye · 1 star
Never ate here. Send me a $200 gift card or this 1-star stays up.
Google still decides. This card is an example, not a promise.
Step 1
Paste the text and mark the facts you know. We name the closest Google policy and say if it looks removable.
Step 2
$39 for one review, or $79 for up to three. You pay before we write the kit. No subscription.
Step 3
You get the category, the report, the one appeal, a public reply, and the steps. We never sign in to Google.
The box you pick is what Google reviews. A fake visit, a competitor, and a swear word are not the same report.
If Google says there is no violation, you can appeal once. The appeal text in the kit stays unused until that happens.
We never touch the Business Profile. The filing steps point at Google's own help pages.
Free, and no card. Paste the review and mark what is true. If it looks unlikely, we say so and we do not offer the kit on that result.
One payment. The $79 kit is for up to three reviews on the same order, not a monthly plan. If the free check above says unlikely, stop. A kit will not change that.
One review
$39
one time
Three reviews
$79
one time, up to 3 reviews
You pay first. Then you add the review details. We never sign in to your Google account. Removal is not guaranteed.
We never write fake positive reviews, and we never tell you to ask only happy customers for reviews.
We never tell you to threaten, pay, or pressure the reviewer.
We never say removal is guaranteed. Google decides.
We do not give legal advice, and we never ask for your Google password.
We can't guarantee removal. Google decides. A negative review of a real visit usually stays up.
Google only removes a review that breaks a specific policy. You pick the category when you report it. Owners who pick the wrong box often get a no, and then they have one appeal left.
No. You file the report and the appeal on the account that already manages the Business Profile. We never ask for the password.
The report category and why, the report text, the appeal text held until a denial, a note on Google's review-extortion form, a calm public reply, an evidence checklist, and filing steps with links to Google's own help pages. It arrives on this site, by email, and as a PDF.
The free check should say unlikely, and we will not push the sale. Google does not remove a negative review of a real visit. A short public reply is the useful move.
If the kit does not help, email us within 7 days of buying a $39 or $79 kit and we refund the full amount, no questions asked. One refund per customer.
No. We draft a report against Google's published content rules. We do not tell you to sue, and we do not tell you to threaten the reviewer.
We send it to a third-party AI provider only to write the kit. We do not sell it, we do not use it to train models, and we delete the review text, your notes, and the PDF 30 days after you pay.
Questions: hello@reviewshieldkit.com