“We were stuck at 3.8 stars. Most of the 1-stars were 'shipping was late' complaints — nothing to do with the product. Starter plan handled it in about six weeks. We're at 4.4 now and still climbing.”
Bad reviews kill your sales.
We get them deleted.
4,922+ policy-violating Amazon reviews removed. You pay nothing until the review is gone.
- Credit card
- Not required
- Seller Central
- Never accessed
- Charged before removal
- $0
Amazon makes the final call on every appeal — we only bill on confirmed removal.
Example removal
“This product sucks. DO NOT BUY”
Abusive language · no product-specific feedback
- 48h1-STAR DETECTED$0
- 47hVIOLATION CONFIRMED$0
- 46hAPPEAL FILED$0
- nowREVIEW REMOVED$299
- Removed to date
- 0+
- Charged before removal
- $0
- Seller Central access
- Never
Real cases on real listings
No retainer. No subscription required.
We work entirely from public review data.
A bad review can keep you under the star buyers actually choose.
Shoppers do not do rating math. They see the stars, skim the worst review, and decide if your product feels safe to buy.
So removal is not cosmetic cleanup. It is a practical way to protect the first read that every shopper gets.
Actual average
4.2
Shopper sees
4.0 stars
One decimal short, but shoppers see the lower shelf.
Actual average
4.3
Shopper sees
4.5 stars
Same product. Stronger first impression.
Average reaches
3.8
shows as 4.0 stars
Average reaches
4.3
shows as 4.5 stars
Average reaches
4.8
shows as 5.0 stars
Low-star reviews block the next visible tier.
A few eligible 1- and 2-star reviews can keep a listing stuck at the lower star step. The real question is not whether the average looks acceptable. It is what is keeping you from the next shelf.
One believable bad review can do damage every day.
"Stopped working after three days. Support never fixed it."
If that review is inaccurate, off-policy, or about fulfillment instead of the product, leaving it up means every shopper keeps seeing the objection.
The move is obvious: find the removable reviews, remove the objections, protect the star step.
- Find reviews that break Amazon policy.
- Prioritize the ones shoppers actually read.
- Build the evidence and file the removal case.
We do the work. You keep the revenue.
Four steps. 48 hours. $0 until the 1-star is gone. Here's exactly what's happening while you're asleep.
- Step 01·DETECTION·Instant
We read every review. You paste your Amazon product.
Our scraper pulls every review on your listing — new, old, 5-star, 1-star — and cross-references each one against Amazon's Community Guidelines, Customer Review Policy, and Seller Code of Conduct. The reviews that break the rules get flagged. The ones that don't get left alone.
$0No card required. - Step 02·VIOLATION·Instant
We cite the exact rule each one breaks.
Not a hunch. Not a vibe. Every flagged review gets tied back to a specific Amazon policy clause — profanity, fulfillment complaints disguised as product reviews, incentivized posts, competitor sabotage, seller feedback left in the wrong field. If we can't cite chapter and verse, we don't file. Simple.
$0Still nothing charged. - Step 03·FILING·Same day
We write the case. You approve. We send it.
Direct quotes from the review. Exact policy clauses. Screenshots. Fulfillment receipts when it's an FBA complaint. Everything Amazon's moderators need to make the call in under 30 seconds — because that's all the time they give it. You see every case before it goes out. No Seller Central password, ever.
$0You approve before we send. - Step 04·REMOVAL·~48 hours
Amazon deletes it. Your rating climbs. Then you pay.
Average turnaround: 48 hours. When the 1-star disappears, your listing auto-recalculates and sales start returning the same day. Your card is charged only after we confirm the review is gone. If Amazon declines, you pay $0 and we refile — or kill the case. Your call, every time.
$299Per removed review. Or $99 on Scale.
One of them is the reason you're still reading this.
Agencies charge you either way. DIY appeals get auto-rejected. We only get paid when a review is actually gone.
Reviews we've actually made disappear.
Live count, refreshed daily. Not a vanity metric — every one is a real case on a real listing.
Typical agency
Retainer. Password. Fingers crossed.
DIY appeal
You, a template, and a prayer.
Review Magic
Best on every rowOnly pay when a review is gone.
Review Magic, row by row
Only pay when a review is gone.
Reviews actually removed
4,922+
Real cases, updated daily.
What you pay if nothing gets removed
$0
No removal, no charge. Ever.
Who writes your appeal
Trained specialist
Who's cited Amazon's policies thousands of times.
Evidence quality
Per-review, per-clause
Specific policy citations, every time.
Time to first removal
48-hour internal target
Typical ops turnaround.
Access to your Seller Central
Never touched
We work 100% from public data.
24/7 monitoring for new bad reviews
Included
We see it before you do.
Agencies: retainer, password, no speed guarantee. DIY: template appeal, usually ignored.
Real removals. Real revenue recovered.
Don't take our word for it — look at the numbers.
“We were stuck at 3.8 stars. Most of the 1-stars were 'shipping was late' complaints — nothing to do with the product. Starter plan handled it in about six weeks. We're at 4.4 now and still climbing.”
“The math on Starter is honestly silly. One removed 1-star on a $35 product pays for the monthly fee in about four days. I went in to test it and upgraded to Growth the next month.”
“Changed images, rewrote bullets, redid A+ content — still page three. Turned out a handful of policy-violating reviews were the drag. After cleanup we hit page one for our main keyword.”
What you need to know
Paste your Amazon product. See what we can remove.
Run the same free scan from the top of the page. No Seller Central password. No charge before a confirmed removal.
If we find a case, you can save it and pick up in your dashboard without rescanning the product.
- Scan cost
- $0 today
- Seller Central
- Never accessed
- Billing trigger
- Confirmed removal