Rating Recovery

Your star rating is often the first thing a potential customer sees — and a fraction of a point can be the difference between being considered and being skipped. Rating recovery focuses specifically on moving your average rating upward through a combination of legitimate new reviews, professional handling of past negative reviews, and platform-specific tactics that respect each platform’s guidelines.

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What's included

  • Platform-by-platform rating analysis
  • Published review packages from $110, paced so growth looks natural
  • Guidance on which reviews are eligible for removal or dispute
  • Ongoing tracking of rating movement over time

Relevant platforms

How it works

Rating math looks the same on the surface everywhere — a number out of five — but the mechanics behind it vary enormously by platform, and that difference drives the entire strategy. Google is a plain arithmetic mean; Trustpilot is a Bayesian average weighted toward recency; Yelp filters a meaningful share of submitted reviews out of the count entirely. Before we touch a single review request, we identify exactly which mechanic applies to your specific platform mix, because a tactic that works on one can be close to meaningless on another.

Our free Rating Recovery calculator gives you a starting estimate of how many additional 5-star reviews it would take to move your average toward a target — useful for setting realistic expectations, though for weighted or filtered platforms like Trustpilot or Yelp we treat that number as directional rather than exact, and say so plainly rather than presenting false precision.

The actual work is a combination of a paced review campaign — published packages start at $110 for up to 5 reviews — and, in parallel, identifying any existing reviews that genuinely qualify for removal under a platform’s own content policies. Both tracks move the number.

Frequently asked questions

It depends on your current rating, your total review count, and your target — try the free Rating Recovery calculator for a quick estimate. For platforms with a simple average (like Google), the math is exact; for weighted platforms like Trustpilot, treat it as a useful directional estimate rather than a guarantee.

Only genuinely policy-violating reviews qualify for removal, and platforms — not us — make that call. A well-run review-generation program is usually the more reliable lever, since it doesn’t depend on a platform agreeing to take content down.

Yes. Review packages start at $110 for up to 5 reviews and scale to $690 for 50, with monthly billing at 15% off. Delivery is paced so growth looks natural, with free replacements for 30 days.

Your reputation shouldn't cost you customers.
Packages start at $110.

Published prices, a 30-day replacement guarantee, and a free example before you commit — no sales-call gate.

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