Unfair Google reviews?
We take care of it.
How we work
1. Review
2. Engagement
3. Removal
Why gastro-bewertungsschutz.de
Fair pricing. Success-based. No risk.
Single removal
€49
per successfully removed review
- Free initial check
- Legal enforcement by partner lawyers
- Final report
- 100% success-based
Restaurant package
€199
for up to 5 successfully removed reviews
- Everything in the single tariff
- Written final report
- Prioritised handling
- Saves €46 vs. single billing
Premium protection
€299
one-off + €49/month monitoring
- Everything in the restaurant package
- Ongoing monitoring of your Google reviews
- Alert for new reviews ≤ 2 stars (within 24h)
- Reply templates + quarterly report
- Cancellable monthly
Example case: 3.8 → 4.8 stars in 4 months
Illustrative example – not a client reference
How a profile can develop once unlawful reviews are removed and real guests are asked for feedback. This is an illustrative example – not a specific client case and not a promise of any particular result.
Protect your restaurant reputation —
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One-off
review removal
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Frequently asked questions
- Which reviews can be removed?
Primarily unlawful reviews: those without a genuine guest contact (anonymous, non-guests, competitors), untrue statements of fact, abusive criticism and insults, as well as fake or AI-generated reviews. Genuine opinions are usually permissible – we assess the chances of success free of charge in advance.
- How long does a removal take?
On Google it usually takes 1–4 weeks. On Tripadvisor two to six weeks is realistic: according to the platform, a report is screened within up to two business days, but the reviewer is then typically given one to two weeks to respond. You receive a reliable estimate as soon as the case has been assessed.
- What does it cost if nothing is removed?
Nothing. We work purely on a success basis – if the review stays, you incur no costs. You pay only for reviews that are actually removed.
- Will the reviewer notice that the review has been challenged?
The platform will ask the reviewer for a statement – that is part of the procedure. But there is no direct contact between you and the author and no public exchange: all correspondence runs through the platform and our partner lawyers.
- Why should I never confirm the visit publicly?
The strongest ground for removal is the absence of evidence of a genuine guest contact – and it is the reviewer who has to produce that evidence, not you. If you publicly confirm, for instance in a reply, that the person was a guest, you forfeit exactly this lever: the platform will simply point to your own confirmation. On top of that, details about a booking, table, companions or order are the reviewer's personal data and have no place in a public reply. So never react on your own – have the review assessed first.
- Can I simply bury bad reviews under good ones?
Bought or fabricated reviews breach competition law and are risky – they can trigger cease-and-desist proceedings and damage trust lastingly. The sound approach: have unlawful reviews removed and actively ask real, satisfied guests for honest feedback.
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