Fake and conflict-of-interest reviews drag down your rating. AHA REVIEW flags reviews that appear to break Google's content policies, drafts the report and opens Google's form — you file it, and Google decides.
Google allows removal of reviews that break its policies — not honest negative feedback. AHA REVIEW focuses on the ones that genuinely violate the rules.
New reviews of 3 stars or lower are checked for spam, profanity, off-topic content, and likely fake or conflict-of-interest reviews.
When a review appears to violate policy, AHA REVIEW drafts a clear, well-reasoned report and opens Google's form so you can file it.
Catch policy-breaking reviews early so they do less damage to your overall score.
With Pro, new reviews of 3 stars or lower are checked against Google's content policies automatically, with no monthly limit.
AHA REVIEW shows which reviews look like violations and why — you decide.
Open Google's report form and file it yourself, with the reasoning prepared for you.
The free plan covers 1 location with 10 free replies a day and 1-Min Care. Removal checks come with Pro, with no monthly limit: each Pro adds a location and Pro replies, and Pro also includes photo scheduling and a monthly SEO strategy report.
Your first location is free, and each Pro ($9/month) adds one more. See full pricing →
No — and no tool honestly can. Google only removes reviews that violate its policies. AHA REVIEW focuses on detecting and reporting those genuine violations, not honest negative feedback.
Reviews that break Google's content policies: spam, profanity, off-topic or irrelevant content, conflicts of interest, and fake or competitor reviews.
No. The final decision is always Google's. AHA REVIEW drafts a clear, policy-based report and opens Google's form; you file it yourself.
With Pro, it checks each new review of 3 stars or lower against Google's policies once, with no monthly limit, and flags the ones that appear to violate them, with the reason, so you can decide whether to report.
Flag reviews that break Google's rules and file the report on Google's form — Google decides.
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