Online Review Removal for Google, Trustpilot and Facebook
Fake review removal for small businesses on Google, Trustpilot and Facebook. Relevate is based in Lincoln, Nebraska. We request removal of reviews that break each platform's own rules, and you pay only after a review is confirmed removed.
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Zero upfront · Pay only after confirmed removal · Typically 3 to 10 business days · Results are not guaranteed
Every platform has its own rules
A review that Google removes may stay up on Trustpilot, and the reverse. Each site publishes what it will take down and how to report it. That is why we handle each platform on its own terms.
| Platform | What it is for | Typical removal grounds |
|---|---|---|
| Reviews on your Google Business Profile | Fake, spam, off-topic, conflict of interest | |
| Trustpilot | Business reviews | Not based on a genuine experience, personal information, harmful content, wrong business |
| Recommendations on your Page | Breaks Facebook's Community Standards |
We focus on the platforms where a policy-based report gives a real chance, and we tell you upfront which of your reviews qualify.
What qualifies, and what does not
We pursue reviews that are fake, spam, off-topic, duplicates, written by competitors or insiders, or that break a platform's published policy. We do not pursue honest reviews from real customers, even when they are unfair or harsh. Platforms keep those, and we will tell you so in your free audit rather than take your money.
How it works
- Free audit. Send us the links. We check which reviews qualify and on which grounds.
- You approve. You see the quote and approve every case before any work starts.
- We prepare and file. Each report cites the specific policy the review breaks and attaches the evidence.
- The platform decides. We keep you updated. You pay only for reviews that come down.
Each case is built by AI and reviewed by a person before filing. We never need your login or password for any platform.
What we will not do
- Mass-report reviews or file false claims
- Contact reviewers or pressure them to change what they wrote
- Offer or accept incentives in exchange for a review being changed or removed
- Promise a result. Each platform makes the final decision.
Questions
Which platforms do you work on?
Our review removal service covers Google, Trustpilot and Facebook, where we prepare policy-based reports for you. If you have a review on either one, send it in with your free audit and we’ll tell you honestly what your options are.
How long does it take?
Typically 3 to 10 business days once a report is filed. Platforms set their own pace, so we explain any delay.
What does it cost?
Nothing upfront. After the free audit you get a quote based on the number of eligible reviews and how complex each one is. You pay only after a confirmed removal.
Can you remove a bad review that is true?
No, and we would not try. If a review describes a real experience, platforms keep it. The better answer there is a reply and more good reviews.
Do you need my password?
Never.
Learn more
The FTC's Consumer Review Rule bans fake reviews and allows civil penalties. The FTC's questions and answers explain what businesses may and may not do about reviews.
This page is general information, not legal advice. For a defamation claim, talk to an attorney.
See exactly how many removals you qualify for.
And what your rating could become. Zero upfront cost. Pay only for reviews that actually come down.
Zero upfront · 3–10 business days · Only pay once successfully removed