Bad reviews hurt your sales.
We challenge the ones that break Amazon's rules.
If a review breaks Amazon's written rules, we build the case, file it, and track the decision. You only pay after a removal is verified.
Have your listing link? Paste it below.
- Success fee before removal
- $0
- Seller Central
- Never accessed
- Every removal
- Re-verified 48h
Amazon makes the final call on every appeal. Success fees bill only on confirmed removal — plans bill monthly, On-Demand has no subscription.
Illustrative · not a customer resultRM-7F4A21
“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
Reaches the 4.30 target
Bad reviews do two jobs: lower the rating and sell the objection.
For a 3.9 listing, the first practical target is 4.00. Then use 4.30 as the next operating target—not a promise about Amazon's weighted rating or live star graphic.
The faster move is to separate valid criticism from credible policy cases, challenge only what deserves it, and keep new reviews from becoming an unmanaged backlog.
Your real average
3.9
Illustrative star graphic
4.0 stars
First move: get the numerical average to 4.00.
These are numerical operating targets. Amazon weights ratings, and the live listing determines the shopper-facing star graphic.
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: verify the strongest policy cases, keep buyer objections visible, and protect the listing with a repeatable queue.
We do the work. You keep the revenue.
Four steps. Timing depends on Amazon and provider availability. $0 in success fees until a removal is verified. Here's the case file as it happens.
We inspect the reviews Amazon makes available.
Paste a listing. We preserve the available review records and flag the ones that may break Amazon’s written policies.
“This product sucks. DO NOT BUY”
Abusive language · no product-specific feedback
We cite the exact rule each one breaks.
Each candidate is tied to a specific policy clause. Unsupported reviews are left alone and do not become cases.
“Reviews must be about the product, not the seller, packaging, or delivery experience.”
We build the case. You approve. We file it.
The case includes quotes, policy citations, and evidence. Filing follows your approval settings; we never need your Seller Central password.
A verified removal closes the case. Then you pay.
Amazon decides. If the review disappears, we verify the outcome before billing. If Amazon declines, there is no success fee.
“This product sucks. DO NOT BUY”
Verified against the live listing before any success fee bills.
What this replaces
Typical agency: retainer plus your password. DIY: a template Amazon ignores.
A record you can inspect
Follow every case from review to resolution.
Each case keeps the source review, policy basis, filing authority, actions, outcome checks, and billing event connected. You can see what happened, what happens next, and what can create a charge.
Illustrative anatomy
Synthetic field descriptions—not a customer case or promised result
Record structure / v1
SECTION 01
Source record
- Listing
- Marketplace + ASIN + legal client + brand
- Review
- Rating + source text + date + canonical URL
- Collection
- Provider, captured-at time, and available history depth
SECTION 02
Policy assessment
- Candidate basis
- Quoted review fragment and the rule it may implicate
- Decision state
- Supported, unsupported, or specialist review needed
- Evidence
- Source excerpt, policy citation, and model revision
SECTION 03
Authority and routing
- Decision owner
- Client approval or delegated agency authority
- Filing identity
- Legal identity approved for the affected brand
- Audit trail
- Actor, action, reason, and timestamp
SECTION 04
Outcome and billing
- Amazon outcome
- Pending until Amazon acts; Review Magic cannot decide it
- Verification
- Observed source state and verification history
- Billing event
- None unless a removal satisfies the verification rules
- Commercial risk
Success fee follows a verified removal
A declined case does not create a success fee. Subscription charges, credits, and contract exclusions are shown separately.
- Operational record
Cases remain inspectable
The review, policy basis, authority, actions, outcome checks, and billing event stay connected.
- Account authority
Control stays explicit
Client ownership, delegated access, approvals, and paid-action authority remain separate, visible states.
Pay for removals. Not promises.
$299 per removal with no subscription — or subscribe and cut it to $99.
No commitment
Pay Per Removal
One-off cleanup. Cancel anytime.
No subscription · pay only on success
Or subscribe for ongoing protection
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No commitment
One-off cleanup, success fee only.
Pay Per Removal
One-off cleanup. Cancel anytime.
No subscription · pay only on success
Ongoing protection
Starter
Always-on monitoring for a small catalog.
$149/mo subscription
Growth
Steady volume across multiple products.
$499/mo subscription
Scale
Large catalogs and agency portfolios.
$1,500/mo subscription
Subscription plans include rollover credits, scheduled monitoring (12–72h scan cycles), evidence gathering, and appeals. No Seller Central password required.
Before you ask.
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 success fee before a confirmed removal.
If we find a case, you can save it and pick up in your dashboard without rescanning the product.
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