Review support across Canada
Your city does not change a platform’s review rules. Send us the review and the listing it appears on; our team prepares the case and manages the available reporting process online.
How the service fits
A review on a Toronto Google Business Profile and one on a Vancouver property listing require different platform processes. We start with the exact post, use the platform’s published rules, and tell you what details would help. The review site decides whether content is removed.
We work remotely across Canada. There is no need to visit an office or provide an account password to request a quote. Each review is priced individually, in CAD, with written terms before paid work begins.
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Choose the listing, not a different process for each city. These examples show what to send when your business operates in several places.
Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Ottawa, Hamilton, London, Kitchener–Waterloo and Niagara businesses can send a public Google Business Profile or other review link. If you have several locations, identify the exact listing for each review.
Google review quote for Ontario →We accept requests about listings in Montréal, Québec City, Laval, Gatineau and Sherbrooke. Preserve the review’s original wording, including French text, and share any translation or context that helps explain your concern.
Choose the review platform →Businesses in Vancouver, Surrey, Victoria and Kelowna may need to distinguish a Google review from a Tripadvisor or Booking.com guest review. Send the URL for the platform where the post actually appears.
Booking.com review support →Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Regina businesses use the same CAD pricing. A branch or franchise with multiple profiles should provide the correct city and listing for each review so the report addresses the right business.
See all platform services →For reviews affecting a Halifax, Moncton, Charlottetown or St. John’s business, include the full listing or property link. We also serve other communities in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador.
Tripadvisor review support →Businesses in Whitehorse, Yellowknife, Iqaluit and smaller communities can request the same remote assessment. Where business names are similar, the exact profile URL and location help prevent a report about the wrong listing.
Send a review request →Service is provided online. The cities above describe where clients may be located; they do not imply a ReviewRemoval office in any city.
One Canadian rate
CAD $50 upfront for each review. A further CAD $125 applies only to each review successfully removed. The examples assume every submitted review is removed; your actual success fees depend on the outcome. Applicable taxes and written terms are confirmed before payment.
Get your quoteAll figures in CAD. No payment is taken through the quote form.
Where the review appears
Each page explains that platform’s reporting route and gives you the same clear per-review price.
Canadian business context
In 2023, an ISED table based on a Statistics Canada SME survey listed Google Reviews activity at 63.8% for tourism SMEs and 47.0% for all-industry SMEs. That 16.8-point difference describes reported online activity in the survey; it does not measure review disputes or removal rates.
Read the Canadian data analysisRestaurants and shops: send the precise Google, Facebook or Yelp business listing.
Hotels and travel: distinguish a Google post from Tripadvisor or Booking.com guest feedback.
Employers: point us to the specific Indeed or Glassdoor Company Page review.
Multi-location teams: include the city and profile URL for every post in the request.
Canadian review context
The Bureau’s published guidance says businesses should not write or commission fake reviews or prevent people from seeing genuine, relevant and lawful reviews. Our work starts with a specific concern under the review platform’s rules. Criticism alone is not a reason to suppress a genuine customer account.
Source: Competition Bureau Canada, Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest, Volume 3. This is context from public guidance, not an assessment of any legal claim.
Keep genuine feedback visible. A negative experience may be useful to future customers and does not automatically violate a platform policy.
Report a specific rule concern. Preserve the review, identify the relevant policy and provide facts the platform can check.
Avoid rating manipulation. Do not commission fake positive reviews or offer a benefit in exchange for editing a critical one.
Common questions
Platform policies apply to the review itself. Your city helps us identify the right listing and keep the request organized.
No. We accept online requests from businesses in every Canadian province and territory. Share the public listing and review URL for the exact location.
No. Our published rate is CAD $50 upfront per review and CAD $125 for each review removed, regardless of the Canadian city. We confirm applicable taxes and written terms before payment.
Google evaluates reports against its platform policies. Being in Canada does not, by itself, make a review eligible for removal. See Google’s current reporting guidance.
Send the exact review and business listing for each location. That lets us separate the cases and calculate the per-review fees correctly.
No password is needed for a quote. If a platform later requires a step from your business account, we explain that step rather than asking you to send a password through the form.