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Free audits · How it works

How a free audit works

A free reputation health audit is a small, honest snapshot — not a full history, not a promise, and not a sales trap.

  1. You ask for one.

    Tell us your business name and where customers find you online.

  2. We look at a small sample.

    At most 5 reviews per place — that is the maximum sample Google Places returns. We never claim to have read your whole review history, and we never store review text against Google's rules.

  3. A human checks it.

    Findings are reviewed for accuracy and policy before anything is written up. Anything uncertain is marked UNKNOWN, not guessed.

  4. You get a plain-language report.

    What's working, what's hurting you, and what — if anything — can be challenged under the platform's own rules.

  5. You decide.

    No obligation. If you want help, we open a case with evidence; if a review can't be challenged, we say so.

The 5-review limit, stated plainly: Google Places (New) returns a maximum sample of 5 reviews per place. A free audit is therefore a sample-based health check. Any report that claimed to cover your entire review history from that sample would be misleading — ours never does.

Limits, stated plainly

What a free audit never does

  • It never deletes, hides or edits a review — only the platform can do that.
  • It never guarantees a removal or a star-rating increase.
  • It never scrapes Google Maps or stores review text in breach of Google's terms.
  • It never contacts your customers.

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