Reputation Management for Tech & Startups

Only reviews that breach a platform’s policies — such as fake or competitor-driven reviews — can be reported for removal. We assess each one and never guarantee removal.

Yes. We protect founders and executives from impersonation, defamation and damaging coverage, combining removals, suppression and content.

Yes. We prioritise proactive monitoring and authoritative content that builds trust with investors and talent.

Yes. We tailor our approach to your stage and budget, starting with a free audit.

Yes. We use only ethical, policy-based methods and never fake reviews or manipulative tactics.

It depends on the scale and complexity of your situation. We start with a free consultation and audit, then provide a tailored proposal.

Yes. Impersonation is prohibited on every major platform and is usually one of the faster removals, particularly where a fake account is being used to contact your customers. We gather the evidence and submit the report through each platform’s trademark or impersonation route.

Genuine reviews from real employees stay, and they should. Trying to suppress them tends to make things worse and is not something we will do. What we can address is content that breaches policy, reviews from people who never worked for you, and posts that identify individuals.

Content that breaches a platform policy or UK law: reviews from people with no genuine connection to the company, defamatory statements presented as fact, impersonation accounts, and personal data published without consent. Fair criticism cannot be removed and we will not claim otherwise. There the honest answer is to publish better, more current information and let it rank.

Straightforward removals are usually resolved within two to four weeks of submission. Where the answer is publishing accurate current coverage rather than removal, expect two to four months for that to establish itself in search results.