Reputation repair pricing
Understand the cost to remove or push down negative Google results about your business. Compare the work, the scope, and your next step.
Reviewed October 21, 2026 · Rank Reputation · Phoenix, Arizona · Serving U.S. businesses
The short answer
Rank Reputation offers a free Reputation Management Review. The published Reputation Trust Cleanup offer is $149 today plus $99 per month for the review, trust-path direction, suppression planning, and owner action list described below. A targeted removal or suppression campaign needs a case-specific scope and quote.
One negative review, a powerful complaint page, and several harmful articles are different projects. The right price depends on the URLs, search terms, available evidence, and work needed—not simply how upsetting a result is.
Published prices checked October 21, 2026. Services are ordered and billed through Cyber Controller Inc. Confirm your selected services, amount due today, recurring total, and final scope before payment.
Choose an assessment first if you are unsure what your situation requires. These offers are starting points with defined scopes, not interchangeable promises to erase search results.
Understand your options
$0 initial review
Review the negative result, review profile, brand risk, and possible suppression path before choosing a repair plan.
Start the free reviewTrust cleanup and planning
$149 today + $99/month
Case-specific implementation
Custom quote
Target URLs, removal eligibility, content requirements, reporting, maintenance, and any outside professional work must be agreed for your case.
Request a confidential assessmentThe trust-cleanup offer is not a guaranteed removal or complete suppression campaign. The current offer details and billing totals are shown in the live service catalog. Ask about any additional implementation, outside-provider, or software costs before choosing a plan.
The first pricing decision is whether there is a credible correction or removal route. If the source remains online, suppression focuses on strengthening useful positive results around it.
| Approach | What changes | What a quote should explain |
|---|---|---|
| Source correction or removal | The publisher edits or removes the original content. | Evidence, contact process, eligibility, and who decides. |
| Search removal or refresh | A search engine changes eligible search visibility or outdated information; the source may remain online. | The applicable process and its limits. This is separate from deleting the source. |
| Search-result suppression | Stronger relevant pages compete for visibility while the negative page remains online. | Content assets, optimization, target queries, measurement, and ongoing maintenance. |
Google lets businesses report policy-violating reviews without paying an agency. Professional assistance should be priced around evidence review, documentation, and agreed execution. It cannot purchase a favorable platform decision.
For the process behind a campaign, read how to push down negative search results and what to do when fake Google reviews are not removed.
One isolated URL is a different scope from multiple complaint pages, news stories, and duplicated content. A widely linked publisher can be harder to compete with than a weak profile page.
A personal name, a business name, and a service-plus-city query can show different results. Agree on the searches, locations, and devices to monitor before comparing proposals.
A useful website, accurate profiles, substantive project examples, and earned coverage give a campaign a different starting point from an incomplete or inconsistent online presence.
Policy documentation, source corrections, new content, technical fixes, and outside professional advice require different work. Ask which items are included, optional, or separately billed.
Urgency affects priorities, but it does not give anyone control over a publisher or search engine. A useful quote should distinguish work that can start immediately from outcomes that depend on third parties.
Keep a copy of the proposal. Ask for clarification if the service description uses “removal” and “suppression” as if they mean the same thing. Neither a vague “AI score” nor a screenshot from one search establishes a complete result.
For a local business, correct contact details, genuine review handling, and clear services help customers decide whether to call. Google's local ranking guidance identifies relevance, distance, and prominence as factors. Reputation cleanup is not a payment for a better Maps position.
Google also explains that foundational SEO remains relevant to AI features. Clear public facts and useful pages are a practical starting point; there is no universal submission that places a business in every AI answer or database.
If an AI Overview describes your business incorrectly, follow our AI Overview correction guide. For longer-term planning, see building and protecting your online business profile for 2027. We serve businesses across the United States, with a Phoenix reputation-management service page for local needs.
Start with a free Reputation Management Review. The published Reputation Trust Cleanup offer is $149 today plus $99 per month, for search review, trust-path direction, suppression planning, and an action list. Targeted removal or suppression execution needs a separate case-specific scope and quote.
No. That published offer covers the listed trust-cleanup and planning scope. It is not a guaranteed removal or complete suppression campaign. Confirm implementation deliverables and any additional fees before ordering.
Yes. Google provides a review-reporting process and eligible appeal options. An agency fee pays for assistance and agreed work, not for buying a removal decision from Google.
There is no universal answer. An eligible platform report may be simple, while a difficult source correction may require more work. Suppression can require ongoing content, optimization, and monitoring. Compare the work and evidence required in your case.
Timing depends on the publisher, platform review, crawl and indexing behavior, competition, and agreed work. Ask for milestones and progress reports. A report, a page update, and a ranking change are different outcomes.
Accurate business information and useful public sources can support visibility and customer trust. No package guarantees a number-one Maps position, AI recommendation, or inclusion across all AI services.
Free initial review
Share the business name, the public result URL, and the search phrase that shows it through our contact page. Tell us whether the problem involves a review, a complaint page, an article, or incorrect AI information. Keep confidential customer records out of the initial inquiry.
We will review the situation before you choose a repair plan. Request a written scope describing the next steps, deliverables, fees, and limits before authorizing additional work.
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Call Rank Reputation for a free confidential consultation and case review. We will look at what appears in Google, Bing, review sites, complaint sites, and AI search summaries, then explain the practical next steps.