Compare

Best Google Review Removal Companies (2026)

These are the companies that showed on Google's first page for "google review removal companies" on 17 October 2026. Every fact about them below was read off their own Google review removal page that day. Where a company does not publish something, the table says so.

We are one of the companies in the list, so read this as a comparison written by a competitor. Repvive is listed first because this is our page. The rest are in no ranked order.

Facts checked on .

Google review removal companies side by side

CompanyBefore work startsIf the review stays upIf the review comes back
RepviveFree audit of the live profile. No deposit.Not billed.Handled case by case. Most re-posts break the same policy again.
RenewLocalFree policy audit. Nothing up front.Not billed.Service credit toward another dispute if it returns within 30 days.
Guaranteed RemovalsNo upfront fees and no deposits.Not billed.Lifetime re-removal.
Reputation ResolutionsFree assessment. Pay only after confirmed removal.Not billed.30 day repost warranty at no charge.
Erase.comFree assessment.Not billed. Their page says you only pay when it is gone.Not published.
LocalplusConfirms the review can be removed before you order.Money back if the review is not gone within 3 weeks.Their page says removed reviews stay down for good.
RepScanPaid at checkout when you start.The amount is kept as credit rather than refunded.Not published.
FirstRankNo upfront removal fee for accepted cases.No success fee.Not published.
Remove ReviewFree audit. No upfront payment.Success based, so not billed.Not published.
RepEraseFree assessment. No upfront fees.Not published.Not published.

Each company in detail

  1. Repvive

    A United States removal service for local businesses, billed per review once it comes down. The audit names which reviews have no policy case before you pay anything, and we never need your Google login. Most Google cases close in 0 to 7 business days.

  2. RenewLocal

    Publishes a 5 to 14 day turnaround and bills by ACH on completion. A re-posted review earns a service credit rather than a free redo.

  3. Guaranteed Removals

    Operating since 2009 by their own account, with offices in Canada and the United States. Their lifetime re-removal is a stronger written promise on re-posts than ours.

  4. Reputation Resolutions

    Operating since 2013 by their own account, based in Englewood, Colorado. Their Google page is the longest in this list, with two written case stories and a long FAQ.

  5. Erase.com

    Operating since 2009 by their own account. Covers reviews alongside search results and other online content, so it suits a business with more than one kind of problem.

  6. Localplus

    Offers a 3 week money back window. Their page says they work with an internal Google team. Google publishes no paid channel for removing reviews.

  7. RepScan

    A European company. Payment comes first, and a review that stays up leaves you with credit rather than your money back.

  8. FirstRank

    A London agency. Their page is clear about which reviews do not qualify and states plainly that not every negative review can be removed.

  9. Remove Review

    Offices in Montreal and Paris. Their page states that removal is not guaranteed, and covers Yelp, Facebook and Trustpilot alongside Google.

  10. RepErase

    Singapore based. Their ranking page is a buyer's guide rather than a service page, and it says no provider can promise removal of any given review.

How to choose a Google review removal company

These are the questions that separate the companies in the table.

  1. When do you pay?

    Some companies bill only after a review comes down. Others take payment at checkout or a deposit first. If money moves before the work, ask in writing what happens to it when the review stays up.

  2. What happens when a review stays up?

    Not billed, refunded and kept as credit are three different outcomes. Credit is only worth something if you have another review to remove.

  3. What happens when it comes back?

    A removed reviewer can post again. The answers in this list run from a lifetime redo to a 30 day warranty to a credit to nothing published at all.

  4. Will they say no?

    Google only removes reviews that break a written policy. A company worth hiring tells you which of your reviews have no case before you pay. One that promises to remove any review you point at is describing something Google does not allow.

  5. Do they want your Google login?

    Reviews are reported and appealed through Google's own process. Ask why before you hand over manager access to your Business Profile.

For how Google itself decides, read our guide on whether Google reviews can be removed.

Questions about Google review removal companies

How much do Google review removal companies charge?

Most of the companies we checked quote per review or per case after a free assessment, because the cost depends on the review and the evidence it takes to prove. When you pay matters as much as how much. Ask whether payment comes before the work or only after the review is gone.

Can any company guarantee a Google review will be removed?

No. Google decides, and it removes only reviews that break its written content policies. What a company can guarantee is the money: that you are not billed, or are refunded, when a review stays up. Read which of those you are being offered.

Should I pay a Google review removal company up front?

You do not have to. Most of the companies in this list bill only after removal or take no upfront fee for accepted cases. If a company asks for payment first, check whether a failed removal earns a refund or only a credit.

How long does a removal company take to get a Google review removed?

Published windows in this list run from Repvive's 0 to 7 business days for most cases, to RenewLocal's 5 to 14 days, to Localplus's 3 weeks at most. Cases that go to Google's one time appeal or to legal escalation take longer, and Google itself publishes no deadline on an appeal.

Are Google review removal companies legit?

The legitimate ones report policy violations through Google's own reporting and appeal process, which any business owner is allowed to do. Be wary of anyone who claims to pay Google, to have a contact inside Google who deletes reviews, or to remove honest reviews from real customers.

See which of your reviews have a case

A free audit of your live Google profile, with every review marked eligible or not before you pay anything.