
Rohan Thakare
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Suspended, appeal denied, or gone from Maps? A Google Product Expert reads your case, fixes the profile with you, builds the evidence and stays on it until Google decides. You pay $499 when the profile is back, and nothing if it isn't.
What we found on day one
Sample case, made-up business.
How it works
Most suspensions come from something on the profile that breaks Google's guidelines, or details Google can't match to the real business. The appeal only works once that is fixed and the evidence matches, so we start there.
Your profile, Google's decision and what has happened so far. Within one business day we reply with the likely reason, your odds and whether we'll take it on.
What breaks the guidelines comes off, the details are matched to your documents, and we write the appeal with you.
Google only takes the appeal from your own account, so you file it with us beside you. If it's refused, we prepare the second review with new evidence.
Bronze Product Expert is a public recognition Google grants for verified, community-recommended answers in its Business Profile Help Community. It cannot be bought or self-awarded. Both co-founders who read your case hold it.

Co-founder & Strategist
community answers
recommended by Google

Co-founder & Strategist
community answers
recommended by Google
What we handle
We read the decision in Google's appeals tool, check the profile against the guidelines and find what most likely triggered it.
A changed address, name or category can trip a suspension. We work out which change did it and what Google needs to see to match it.
A refusal isn't always the end. We find what the first appeal missed and prepare a second review with new evidence.
When the whole account is restricted, that comes first. When the profile has simply vanished, we work out whether it's a suspension at all.
Your case read
Within one business day you get our read in writing: the likely reason, what to fix before filing, the documents you need and whether we'll take it on. This sample is for a made-up plumber.
What most likely triggered the suspension, from Google's decision and your profile.
The changes to make first, so the appeal isn't refused for the same reason.
Which ones, and how they must match the profile.
Whether we think it will come back, and whether we'll take the case on.
What we found on day one
Sample case, made-up business.
Harbor Plumbing, Tampa, sample
Pricing
One price for each profile, $499, and you only pay it when the profile is back on Google.
Each profile
$499one time
Paid only when your profile is back. If it isn't, you pay nothing. If several profiles are affected, we agree the price on the call.
| When | You pay |
|---|---|
| Your profile is back | $499 |
| We can't get it back | $0 |
| We decline the case after our read | $0 |
| You file it yourself after our read | $0 |
Google charges nothing to appeal a suspension. Our fee is for the work.
How we work
Nobody outside Google can lift a suspension. This is how we handle your case.
$499 when the profile is back on Google, whatever your industry. If we can't get it back, you owe nothing.
Google makes the decision and sets the pace. We make the appeal as strong as it can be and tell you straight if the odds are poor.
We never ask for your password or to be made owner. You file from your own account, with us beside you.
No new profiles to replace a suspended one, no virtual addresses and no edited documents. Those make it worse.
Getting started
Day 1
The likely reason, your odds and whether we'll take the case on.
Next
The profile put right and the documents matched, with you.
Then
You file it from your account with us on the call, and a second review if it's refused.
Usually about 14 days
$499 once the profile is back on Google. Not before.
Fit
Stuck in verification, not suspended? See verification help
Google charges nothing to appeal. Our $499 is for the work of getting it back, and you only pay it if the profile comes back.
No one outside Google can, because Google makes the decision. That's why you only pay when the profile is back.
Most profiles we take on are back within about 14 days. Some take longer: Google sets the pace, and a refused appeal needs a second review. So we don't promise a date.
Usually something on the profile breaks Google's guidelines, such as extra words in the name, an address customers can't visit or a category that doesn't fit, or Google can't match the details to the real business. Google's appeals tool shows the decision.
Fix what breaks the guidelines, make sure your documents match the profile, then appeal through Google's appeals tool from the account that owns the profile.
Not always. A second review with new evidence can still work, as long as the problem behind the first refusal is fixed.
Never. Google only accepts an appeal from the account that owns the profile, so you file it yourself with us on the call.
Usually, but not always. Some owners find reviews or replies missing after a reinstatement.
No. Google says not to create a new profile while an appeal is under review, and a duplicate can make the case harder.
Those are the industry's words. Google talks about a suspended profile, which the public can't see, and a restricted account, which covers every profile on it. The account restriction is dealt with first.
Yes, remotely, at the same price.
Tell us what happened and within one business day we'll tell you the likely reason and whether we'll take it on. You pay $499 only when it's back.