Is what you do legal?
Yes. Every removal is pursued through legitimate channels —
platform policy, defamation law, copyright notices, and direct
platform relationships. We never use mass flagging, bots, or
anything that could put your accounts at risk.
What happens if you can't remove something?
If a removal isn't successful, you don't pay for that piece. For
content that can't legally come down — a legitimate news article,
for example — our suppression program pushes it below page one so
buyers in practice never see it. You're covered either way.
How is this different from an SEO or PR agency?
SEO agencies suppress. PR firms generate coverage. Lawyers send
takedown notices. We do all three — under one roof, in one
program, with one specialist owning your file. No handoffs, no
blame games, no cracks for problems to fall through.
How long does it actually take?
Most Google reviews come down within 0–10 days. Reddit and forum
content typically resolves in 0–14 days. Suppression begins moving
within 30 days and locks in over 60–90 days. Genuine emergencies
get a same-day response.
Will my competitors or customers know I hired you?
No. Every engagement is confidential. Removed content simply
disappears, suppressed links fall off page one, and the new
positive content reads as organic third-party coverage. There's
no public trail tying the result back to a campaign.
What does it cost?
Removal is priced per successful takedown — you only pay for what
actually comes down. Ongoing reputation programs are scoped
monthly based on volume and risk. Every engagement starts with a
free audit so you see the work and the price before you commit.