Compare Trustpilot review removal services
Fourteen firms, compared with us on the same points, using only what each one publishes on its own website. We wrote these pages and we are on every one of them, so each fact carries a source and a date.
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Fourteen firms and us, side by side
Best fit, Trustpilot coverage, published price and payment terms. Each company name opens a full comparison.
| Company | Best for | Trustpilot coverage | Price published | Payment terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Remove One Star | Trustpilot and Google removal for direct-to-consumer health brands | Dedicated page, guides and tools | $475 to $600 per confirmed removal, by pack size | Billed after the proof report. Nothing up front |
| Reputation Resolutions | A detailed Trustpilot service from a long-running general firm | Dedicated page | Not published | Pay after removal |
| Erase.com | Several platforms and content types | Listed. No service page found | Not published | Pay after removal |
| Guaranteed Removals | News, search results and mixed content, with a re-removal promise | Blog guide only | Not published | Pay after removal, lifetime re-removal |
| NetReputation | A full reputation campaign across search, press and reviews | No service page found | Not published | Satisfaction guarantee on the engagement |
| Removify | Google reviews | Not found | Not published | Refundable deposit, 60-day refund |
| Reputation Medics | A fixed, published price per review | Dedicated page | $397 Google, $697 Yelp, $497 other sites | Paid up front, refund if not removed in 30 days |
| RepSpert | A simple no-removal-no-fee deal for a few reviews | Dedicated page | Not published | No success, no fee. Per-review billing |
| The Reputation.org | Pay-on-success removal across 24 platforms | Dedicated page | Not published | Pay on success, retainer option |
| ReviewsEraser | Google reviews only | Not offered | Not published | 50% now and 50% after, or pay in full |
| Minc Law | Defamation and anonymous attackers, through legal process | Legal article | Not published. Paid consultation first | Law firm engagement |
| WebiMax | A marketing agency that also handles reviews on several platforms | Named on its review removal page | Not published | Month-to-month |
| Status Labs | Search results, press and AI answers for corporations and public figures | Not mentioned | Not published. Scoped per engagement | Individual proposal. No outcome guaranteed |
| Reputation.com | Software for reviews, listings and surveys across many locations | Not mentioned. No removal service | $80 to $150 per location per month | Software subscription |
| Birdeye | Software for review requests, AI replies and listings across many locations | Not mentioned. No removal service | Not published. Quote by location count | Software subscription |
From each company’s public pages, checked September 20, 2026. Each name links to a full comparison with sources.
Seven payment models, and what each one rewards
How a vendor is paid shapes how it works. None of these models is wrong. Each one points the vendor at a different target, and each leaves you with a different question to ask.
| Model | Who uses it | What it rewards | What to ask |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pay after removal | Reputation Resolutions, Erase.com, Guaranteed Removals, RepSpert, The Reputation.org | Getting reviews down, and as many as possible. Your fee risk is low. | How many flags go in each week, and are positive reviews with the same breach flagged too? |
| Flat fee or deposit up front, with a refund window | Reputation Medics (30 days), Removify (60 days) | Taking the order. The refund protects you if nothing happens in time. | Trustpilot publishes no decision time. What happens to a sound case that runs past the window? |
| Half now, half after | ReviewsEraser | A quick result on the first half of the fee. | What is refunded if the review stays, and how long do you wait for it? |
| Agency engagement or retainer | NetReputation, WebiMax (month-to-month) and Status Labs (scoped proposals). The Reputation.org offers one for ongoing work | A long relationship across search, press and reviews. | What part of the monthly fee is Trustpilot work, and who does it? |
| Software subscription | Reputation.com ($80 to $150 per location per month) and Birdeye (quote by location count) | Keeping you on the platform. The software requests and answers reviews. It does not remove them. | What can the platform do on Trustpilot, and what counts as a location for an online brand? |
| Law firm engagement | Minc Law | Legal work billed as legal work, starting with a paid consultation. | Is this review defamatory in the legal sense, or does it only break a platform rule? |
| Per confirmed removal, by pack size, billed after the proof report | Remove One Star | Getting reviews down, as with any pay-after-removal model. The pack is a ceiling set by the audit, never a deposit. | Can I check the audit myself? Yes. Both lists cite Trustpilot's rule for every review. |
The pace question matters most on Trustpilot. It treats bulk flagging and flagging only negative reviews as misuse of the flagging tool, and the penalty lands on your profile, whoever sent the flags. Our pricing page lists the questions to put to any quote, ours included.
First, pick the route that fits
Before choosing a vendor, choose a route. Flagging yourself is free. A lawyer solves a different problem from a removal service. These two pages set out when each makes sense.
DIY Trustpilot flagging or a removal service: what each one gets removed
Every AI assistant we asked gave founders the same first answer: flag the reviews yourself. It is good advice for some profiles.
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Law firm or removal service: which route gets which review removed
Two kinds of firm offer to deal with a damaging review. A removal service works through the platform's rules.
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Full comparisons
Each page puts us side by side with one firm: what you get from each, and which buyer each one fits.
Remove One Star vs Reputation Resolutions
Reputation Resolutions is a general reputation firm with a detailed Trustpilot page and a pay-after-removal model. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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Remove One Star vs Erase.com
Erase.com is a large content removal company that lists Trustpilot among many platforms and charges only after removal. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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Remove One Star vs NetReputation
NetReputation is a full-service reputation agency: removal, suppression, SEO and PR. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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Remove One Star vs Removify
Removify is best known for removing Google reviews, with a refundable deposit and a 60-day refund promise. We found no Trustpilot service on its site.
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Remove One Star vs Reputation Medics
Reputation Medics publishes flat per-review fees with an automatic refund and has pages for more than 100 industries. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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Remove One Star vs Guaranteed Removals
Guaranteed Removals sells content removal with payment after the work is done and a lifetime promise to re-remove content that comes back. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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Remove One Star vs RepSpert
RepSpert has a dedicated Trustpilot removal page, bills per removed review and charges nothing if it fails. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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Remove One Star vs The Reputation.org
The Reputation.org offers pay-on-success removal across 24 platforms and 17 industries, with a clear Trustpilot page. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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Remove One Star vs ReviewsEraser
ReviewsEraser sells Google review removal with 48-hour and success-rate claims. Its site does not offer Trustpilot removal.
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Remove One Star vs Minc Law
Minc Law is a law firm that handles online defamation. We are not a law firm and we do not give legal advice.
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Remove One Star vs WebiMax
WebiMax is a full digital marketing agency with a review removal page that names Trustpilot. We remove rule-breaking 1-star Trustpilot reviews for direct-to-consumer health brands, and you pay per removal.
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ReputationDefender reviews
ReputationDefender is one of the oldest names in online reputation management, and it is now part of Gen Digital, the company behind Norton. It publishes one price table, for one product, and says plainly that it cannot delete negative reviews.
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Remove One Star vs Status Labs
Status Labs is a reputation management agency for corporations and public figures, with offices in six cities. AI assistants name it often.
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Remove One Star vs Reputation.com
Reputation.com is software. It collects reviews, requests them, drafts replies and reports on many locations at once.
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Remove One Star vs Birdeye
Birdeye is a software platform for businesses with many locations: review requests, AI replies, listings, social and surveys. It does not describe a removal service.
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Alternatives pages
Looking at one firm and want to see the other options? These pages start from that firm: who it fits, who it does not, and what to compare on.
Reputation Resolutions alternatives
Reputation Resolutions has the most detailed Trustpilot page among general reputation firms. If you are weighing it against other options, this page sets out who it fits, who it does not, and what to compare.
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Erase.com alternatives
Erase.com is a large removal company that lists Trustpilot among many platforms. If Trustpilot is your main problem, this page sets out who Erase fits, who it does not, and what else to consider.
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NetReputation alternatives
NetReputation is a full-service reputation agency. If what you need is rule-breaking reviews taken off a Trustpilot profile, an agency retainer may be more than the job requires.
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Removify alternatives
Removify is a strong option for Google reviews. We found no Trustpilot service on its site.
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Reputation Medics alternatives
Reputation Medics stands out for publishing flat per-review prices with an automatic refund. If you are weighing it for a Trustpilot problem, this page sets out who it fits, who it does not, and what else to consider.
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How these pages are researched
We read each company’s public pages, copy what they state, and date it. We do not request quotes under another name, test anyone’s results or repeat claims we cannot see on their site. Links to other vendors carry rel="nofollow". If you work for one of these companies and a fact is out of date, tell us through the contact form and we will correct it.
The full method, and the fact that we list ourselves on our own best services list for telehealth, is set out on the disclosures page. For the rules every vendor works under, read the Trustpilot review removal page.
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- Added comparisons with WebiMax, Status Labs, Reputation.com and Birdeye, two route comparisons, and a seventh payment model.
- Added the table of payment models and what each one rewards.
- First published with eleven comparisons.
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