Step 1
Check the suspension free
Paste Google's notice and answer a few questions. We name the likely reason and say if an appeal is worth filing.
ProfileRescue by ReviewShield. You file it.
Google rarely says exactly what went wrong, and appeals can only be submitted once. We name the likely reason, tell you what to fix first, and write the appeal and the document checklist. You paste it into Google's free appeals tool.
We can't guarantee reinstatement. Google decides. Google's appeal is free, and you can file it yourself without us. Google's help page
Step 1
Paste Google's notice and answer a few questions. We name the likely reason and say if an appeal is worth filing.
Step 2
$79 for one suspended profile. You pay before we write the kit. No subscription.
Step 3
You get the fixes, the appeal text, the document checklist, video tips, and the steps in Google's own appeals tool. We never sign in to Google.
Free, and no card. If an appeal looks unlikely to work, we say so and we do not offer the kit on that result.
One payment for one suspended profile. Not a monthly plan. If the free check says unlikely, stop. A kit will not change that.
One suspended profile
$79
one time
You pay first. Then you add the business details. We never sign in to your Google account. Reinstatement is not guaranteed.
We never tell you to make a new profile, stuff keywords into the name, or use a fake address.
We never write fake documents, and we never tell you to send them.
We never say reinstatement is guaranteed, and we never claim a contact inside Google. Google decides.
We do not give legal advice, and we never ask for your Google password.
We can't guarantee reinstatement. Google decides. Google's appeal is free, and you can file it yourself without us.
Yes. Google's appeals tool is free, and Google's help page explains it. ProfileRescue saves you the guesswork: which rule you likely tripped, what to fix first, which documents match, and an appeal written for your case. You get one appeal, so it pays to get it right.
Google says not to create a new profile for the same business. A second profile can keep both suspended and makes the appeal harder.
No. You file the appeal from the account that owns the profile. We never ask for the password.
The likely suspension reason and why, the fixes to make first, a tailored appeal to paste into Google's appeals tool, a document checklist for your case (license, registration, utility bill, lease, signage photos), video verification tips, step-by-step filing, a do and don't list, and what to do if it is denied. On this site, by email, and as a PDF.
The free check should say an appeal looks unlikely, and we will not push the sale. Online-only businesses, virtual offices, and lead-generation profiles usually stay suspended no matter what the appeal says.
If the kit does not help, email us within 7 days of buying and we refund the full $79, no questions asked. One refund per customer.
No. We draft an appeal against Google's published Business Profile guidelines. Google decides.
We send what you enter 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 business details and the PDF 30 days after you pay.
If your kit fails to arrive, we refund the full payment without you having to ask. That refund does not count as your one refund.
Questions: hello@reviewshieldkit.com