Early access — opening in November
For small businesses & solo pros

Got a fake 1-star review? Fight it — for $4, not $450 a month

A competitor or an angry non-customer left a retaliatory 1-star review. ReviewShield writes the right public response, builds a documented removal case, and files the report with Google or Yelp — pay only when it happens.

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ReviewShield
✓
Review: ★☆☆☆☆ «never went there»
flagged as retaliatory
Public response drafted
calm, professional, on-brand
Removal case filed + logged
evidence saved to escalate
Case filed ✓

Sound familiar?

✕One fake 1-star review drags down your rating and scares off customers
✕Google's «report review» is a black box — 7–21 days, no explanation, no guarantee
✕Reputation services like Podium and Birdeye cost $300–600/month for something you need twice a year
✕You freeze up writing a calm public reply while you're angry

How it works

1

Paste the review and tell us what actually happened

2

ReviewShield drafts a professional public response + a documented removal case

3

We file the report with Google/Yelp and give you the evidence log to follow up

Simple pricing

$4 per incident — no subscription
Early-access price — yours forever.

Frequently asked questions

Can you guarantee removal?

No one honestly can — Google decides. But a documented, policy-based case is far more likely to succeed than a blank «report» click, and you keep the evidence to escalate.

Why pay per incident instead of a subscription?

Because you don't get fake reviews every day. Subscriptions ($300–600/mo) make you pay year-round for a rare event. You pay $4 only when it happens.

Isn't reporting reviews free on Google?

Yes, but it's opaque and gives you no case, no wording, no record. ReviewShield builds the argument and documents everything — that's the difference between a shrug and a removal.