"Slurs, dehumanizing language, or attacks on people based on race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or other protected characteristics."
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$425 per review, billed via ACH upon service completion. Specialists identify, document, and dispute fake, hateful, and policy-violating Facebook recommendations through Meta's official channels. Facebook makes the final call on every dispute, and removal is never guaranteed.
Illustrative example only. Results vary; Facebook makes the final call and removal is never guaranteed.
Trusted by businesses across every industry
No black-box tactics. No risk to your profile. Just a transparent, evidence-backed dispute process you can follow at every stage. Most cases resolve within 7–21 days. $425 per review, billed via ACH upon service completion.
Send us the review links. Specialists analyze each one against Facebook's content policy categories - free, with no commitment. You hear back within 24 hours.
For every reviewable case, we build a documented dispute file: policy citation, supporting evidence, and a strategy tailored to that specific violation. No generic flagging.
We work only within Facebook's own Community Standards and policies, through official channels, never loopholes. Every action is discreet.
If a first dispute fails, we escalate. We track every case until resolved. You only pay if a disputed review comes down: $425 per review, billed via ACH upon service completion. Facebook makes the final call, and removal is never guaranteed. If a disputed review comes back within 30 days, you receive a service credit toward re-pursuing it. The fee covers our professional work, not a permanent outcome.
Send us the review links - we'll tell you within 24 hours which qualify under Facebook's 9 policy categories. $425 per review is billed via ACH upon service completion.
Platforms reject over 90% of first-time review flags from business owners. We use a documented, policy-based process that goes far beyond a flag - evidence gathering, violation-specific citations, and direct platform escalation. That's how we've successfully disputed thousands of policy-violating reviews that business owners couldn't get taken down on their own.
One generic flag. No documentation. Months of waiting. Most business owners give up before Facebook even responds.
Documented dispute file. Evidence package. Direct escalation. $425 per review, billed via ACH upon service completion.
Start with a free audit →If a review violates any of Facebook's 9 official policy categories, we can dispute it. Facebook makes the final call, and removal is never guaranteed. Specialists document every violation the way Facebook's own Community Standards require.
"Slurs, dehumanizing language, or attacks on people based on race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or other protected characteristics."
"Targeted attacks, repeated abusive contact, malicious tagging, or content designed to humiliate a specific person."
"Threats of physical harm, calls to violence, glorification of violence, or content that could lead to real-world harm."
"Slurs, dehumanizing language, or attacks on people based on race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or other protected characteristics."
"Targeted attacks, repeated abusive contact, malicious tagging, or content designed to humiliate a specific person."
"Threats of physical harm, calls to violence, glorification of violence, or content that could lead to real-world harm."
"Coordinated negative review attacks, fake recommendations from inauthentic accounts, or content from accounts violating Meta authenticity rules."
"Demonstrably false claims about the business, falsified accusations, or fabricated incidents that did not occur."
"Disclosure of personal data - phone numbers, addresses, employee surnames, financial info - that violates Meta's privacy policy."
"Coordinated negative review attacks, fake recommendations from inauthentic accounts, or content from accounts violating Meta authenticity rules."
"Demonstrably false claims about the business, falsified accusations, or fabricated incidents that did not occur."
"Disclosure of personal data - phone numbers, addresses, employee surnames, financial info - that violates Meta's privacy policy."
"Sexually explicit content, solicitation of sexual services, or links to adult sites."
"Reviews from impersonator accounts, mass-posted recommendations, or content from accounts violating Meta's inauthentic behavior rules."
"Recommendations attacking owners over unrelated political views, personal disputes, or events with no consumer experience tie."
"Sexually explicit content, solicitation of sexual services, or links to adult sites."
"Reviews from impersonator accounts, mass-posted recommendations, or content from accounts violating Meta's inauthentic behavior rules."
"Recommendations attacking owners over unrelated political views, personal disputes, or events with no consumer experience tie."
No retainers. No upfront fees. We help dispute on your behalf - Meta decides the outcome.
Billed via ACH (bank account) upon service completion.
Average turnaround: 7–21 business days. Outcomes determined by Facebook.
Everything you need to know before submitting.
Most disputes resolve within 7–21 business days. Cases requiring escalation to higher review teams may take up to 30 days. Facebook makes the final call on every dispute, and removal is never guaranteed. We notify you the moment Facebook takes action.
The $425 per review covers the professional work of building and filing an evidence-backed dispute: identifying the policy violation, documenting it, and pursuing it through Facebook's official channels, including escalation. The fee covers the work of disputing, not a permanent outcome. Facebook decides whether content comes down, and removal is never guaranteed.
ACH (bank account) details are collected before we start, but you only pay if a disputed review comes down. $425 per review is debited via ACH upon service completion. No removal, no charge. Facebook makes the final call, so removal is never guaranteed. If a review comes down and then comes back within 30 days, your remedy is a service credit toward re-pursuing it rather than a refund, because the fee covers our work, not a permanent result.
Facebook can reinstate content at any time, and we cannot control that. If a review we disputed comes down and then reappears within 30 days, you receive a service credit toward re-pursuing it. The fee covers the professional work of disputing, not a permanent guarantee.
No. We only dispute content that violates Facebook's Community Standards and policies. We never touch legitimate reviews. Honest negative reviews from real customers are protected and stay live, and any service that promises to erase them is putting your profile at risk.
No. We do not write, generate, or post reviews of any kind, and we do not offer fake positive reviews. Our work is limited to disputing recommendations that break Facebook's rules.
Yes. We work only within Facebook's own Community Standards and policies, using official dispute and escalation channels. We never use bots, fake reports, or any technique that could endanger your listing. We work to minimize any risk to your profile.
Spam, fake engagement, off-topic content, conflicts of interest, impersonation, and personal-information disclosures tend to have the strongest policy case. Hate speech, harassment, and coordinated attacks also see strong results when properly documented. Outcomes are always determined by Facebook, and removal is never guaranteed.
One number. One billing method. Outcomes determined by Meta.
One bad review costs $5–9k/yr. A dispute costs $425.
Pays back in under a month. Source: Harvard Business School.
$425 per review - billed via ACH upon service completion. Free policy audit on every submission. 30-day service credit if a disputed review comes back.