Comparison
RapidRemove Alternatives
An Austrian service that deletes the whole Google Business Profile, reviews included, and also removes single reviews from $179. Below: how RepuShield compares, the other options worth looking at, and the cases where RapidRemove is still the better buy.
Price per review, side by side
| Service | Price | Where the figure comes from |
|---|---|---|
| RepuShield | $150 to $250 per review | Fixed before filing, billed only after Google removes the review. Published on our pricing page. |
| RapidRemove, single review | From $179 per review | Published on its own homepage, read 29 October 2026. Billed on success. Prices are net, excluding VAT. |
| RapidRemove, whole profile | From $495 excl. VAT | Published on its own homepage, read 29 October 2026. Deletes the Business Profile and every review on it. Profile plus a new one is listed at $950. |
Competitor figures checked October 2026. Vendors change pricing without notice, so confirm before you buy.
The one-sentence answer
RapidRemove's headline product deletes your Google Business Profile outright, every review on it included, from $495 excluding VAT, and that is a different thing from what we do: we file on individual reviews under Google's published policies and leave the listing standing.
- Pay only on removal
- billed only when Google removes it
- no retainer
What each one costs
RepuShield
Pay only on removal
The audit is free. A removal is $150 to $250 per review, set by how hard that case is, and it is charged only after Google takes the review down. You see the price next to every review before anything is filed, and that price does not change. There is no subscription and nothing that renews. Every removal is paid per review, only after Google removes it.
Their single-review price starts below our ladder of $150 to $250, and both of us bill after the removal rather than before it, so on a single review the comparison is close and theirs is cheaper. The profile price is not comparable to anything we sell, because we do not delete listings. What is worth reading twice is the VAT line in their footer: their prices are net, so the number on the page is not the number on the invoice if VAT applies to you. Ours is the number you pay.
RapidRemove
Single reviews from $179. Whole profile from $495 excl. VAT.
RapidRemove publishes its prices on its homepage, which puts it in the minority of this market. Single review removals start at $179 and are billed, in its own words, "only on success". Deleting the business profile and every review on it starts at "$495 excl. VAT", and deleting the old profile plus setting up a new one is "$950 excl. VAT". Its footer states that "All prices are net, excl. any applicable VAT", so the figure you see is not the figure you pay if VAT applies to you.
RapidRemove pricing last verified against their public site in October 2026. Vendors change pricing without notice, so confirm before you buy.
Who RapidRemove is actually built for
Owners whose listing has gone past repair, and who would rather the profile did not exist than keep arguing about it. Their own page frames the problem as Google giving you no delete button, and sells the delete button. They also take single reviews, and push negative search results and press off page one.
Which one fits your situation
Pick RapidRemove if
- You want the listing gone rather than defended, and you have accepted losing every good review on it along with the bad
- Your case is one review, you want the cheapest published price per review, and VAT either does not apply to you or you have allowed for it
- You also need negative search results or press pushed off page one, which is a separate product they sell and we do not
- An Austrian supplier and an Austrian VAT invoice suit your business
Pick RepuShield if
- You want to keep the listing, the ranking and the reviews that are not the problem
- You want to be told which clause a filing would name before it is filed, review by review
- You would rather nobody quoted you a success rate or a turnaround, because the decision and the queue are Google's
- You want every review on the listing read and priced, not only the one you noticed
Feature by feature
| Feature | RepuShield | RapidRemove |
|---|---|---|
| Billed only when Google removes it | Yes | Yes |
| Monthly retainer | None | Optional protection period |
| Free audit, no card | Yes | Not stated on its homepage |
| Billing explained without a sales call | Yes | Prices published on the homepage |
| No upfront commitment | Yes | Yes |
| Removability score before you file | Yes | No |
| Unlimited re-runs | Yes | Free re-removal if a third party re-lists |
| HIPAA-safe route, no public reply | Yes | No |
| Sourced methodology page | Yes | "Official channels", no detail published |
| Price per review | $150 to $250 | From $179 |
| Deletes the whole Business Profile | No | From $495 |
| Removes negative search results and press | No | Yes |
| Success rate published | We publish none | 98%, no date or denominator |
| Turnaround published | We publish none | ~24h, and 1 to 5 days for reviews |
| Names the Google policy a filing relies on | Yes | Not named on its homepage |
| Prices include VAT | Yes | Net, excl. VAT |
The honest verdict
RapidRemove is the clearest case in this file of two companies being compared who are not selling the same thing. Their homepage opens on the problem of Google giving a business owner no delete button, and what they sell is the delete button: "Your business profile and all its reviews are permanently deleted", from $495 excluding VAT, or $950 if you want a clean new profile set up afterwards. They also remove single reviews from $179, and push negative search results and press off page one. All of it is billed the way they state it, "No Cure · No Pay", and they publish the prices on the page, which most of this market does not. If your listing is beyond saving, deleting it is a real option and we do not offer it. What you are giving up is everything on the listing: the reviews that were fine, the ranking, the years of history. That trade is yours to make, and it is worth making deliberately rather than because one review made the morning unbearable. Three things on their page are worth reading carefully. The 98% success rate, the roughly 24 hour turnaround and the "1,000+ Profiles removed" all appear with no date and no denominator, so there is nothing to check them against; we publish no success rate at all, because we cannot yet publish the sample behind one. Their prices are net, so VAT sits on top of every figure quoted above. And the method is described only as working "exclusively through official channels" and having been "reviewed by lawyers", with no Google policy named anywhere on the page. We name the clause for every review before anything is filed, because that clause is the entire case. Google makes the final call on every removal, which is exactly why what gets filed matters more than how fast it is promised.
The other RapidRemove alternatives
The other services worth knowing about, and what each is good at.
- Guaranteed Removals and Erase.comNo price on their own sites. Third-party figures start at $500 per review.Two brand names, one company. Broader content removal, quoted per case.
- UnreviewAdvertises no upfront cost, charged on outcome.Founded 2025. Publishes a success rate, does not publish a source for it.
All six side by side, including two we do not have a page for: best Google review removal services in 2026.
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