Trustpilot · Australia-wide

Trustpilot Review Removal Australia

Fake, abusive or non-customer reviews on your Trustpilot profile can be reported when they break Trustpilot’s guidelines. We assess each review, tell you honestly whether it qualifies, and prepare the report properly — with no upfront removal payment.

  • Free initial assessment
  • No upfront removal payment
  • Confidential handling
  • 24/7 enquiries accepted

Get a Free Trustpilot Review Assessment

Tell us about the review. We’ll assess it against Trustpilot’s guidelines and contact you with an honest answer.

Can you remove a Trustpilot review?

A Trustpilot review can be removed when it breaches Trustpilot’s guidelines — most often when the reviewer had no genuine experience with the business, or the review contains harmful content, personal information or promotion. Trustpilot makes the final decision. Honest negative reviews from real customers are not removable, and we will tell you so upfront.

Is your review eligible?

Reviews we can help challenge — and ones we can’t

Usually worth assessing

  • Reviews from people who were never your customers
  • Suspected fake reviews, including from competitors or former staff posing as customers
  • Reviews meant for a different business with a similar name
  • Abusive, threatening or discriminatory language
  • Reviews that publish private details of you, your staff or customers
  • Promotional or spam content and coordinated bursts of reviews

Usually not removable

  • A real customer’s honest negative opinion of a real experience
  • A low star rating simply because you disagree with it
  • Reviews you want gone only because they hurt sales

For these, a calm public reply and steady new feedback from real customers usually does more than a report. We’ll say so rather than take on work that is unlikely to succeed.

How Trustpilot decides

What Trustpilot looks at when a review is reported

Trustpilot lets businesses report reviews they believe break its guidelines. Each report is made under a specific reason, and the reason chosen matters: a review reported under the wrong ground, or with no supporting detail, is easy to decline.

The most common ground for Australian businesses is a review that is not based on a genuine experience — someone who never bought from you, never used your service, or is describing another company. In these cases Trustpilot may ask the reviewer to show they had a real experience. Other grounds cover harmful or illegal content, personal information and advertising or promotional material.

What Trustpilot does not do is remove a review because it is negative, because the business disagrees with it, or because it affects trade. That is why our first step is always an honest assessment rather than an automatic report. If you’d like to understand the self-service process first, read our guide to reporting or deleting a Trustpilot review.

How it works

From enquiry to outcome in five clear steps

  1. 1

    Send your enquiry

    Use the form or call us. The review link is optional — you can send it or a screenshot later.

  2. 2

    Free assessment

    We check the review against Trustpilot’s guidelines and tell you honestly whether a realistic ground exists.

  3. 3

    Quote and your approval

    If it is worth pursuing, we email you a quote for your situation. Nothing starts until you approve it.

  4. 4

    Report and evidence

    We prepare the report around the right ground, with supporting evidence, through Trustpilot’s own process.

  5. 5

    Follow-through and updates

    We keep you updated on the outcome. There is no upfront removal payment — you pay only if the agreed review is removed.

Why businesses call us

When a specialist makes the difference

Many owners flag a review once, receive a decline and assume nothing more can be done. Often the problem was the ground chosen or the lack of supporting detail — such as order records showing the reviewer never transacted with you.

We also help when several reviews appear in a short window, when a review names staff, or when the same complaint is posted across Trustpilot and Google. Alex H manages every enquiry and case, and our team brings ten years of review-removal experience.

Australia-wide

Helping businesses across Australia

Based in Sydney, we work online with businesses in every state and territory. Choose your state or city for local context:

States and territories

Major cities

Regional businesses are welcome too — everything can be done by email, phone or WhatsApp.

Before you enquire

What to have ready

  • The review link or a screenshot (you can send it after enquiring)
  • Whether the reviewer appears in your order, booking or client records
  • Any messages or emails exchanged with the reviewer
  • Dates of related events — a sale, a dispute, a staff departure
  • Any earlier report you made to Trustpilot and its outcome
After you submit

What happens next

You’ll receive a confirmation email with your reference number straight away. We then assess the review and contact you by email or phone with our honest view and, if it’s worth pursuing, a quote for your situation.

Nothing starts until you approve the quote. There is no upfront removal payment, and Trustpilot pricing is only ever sent privately.

Trustpilot vs Google

How Trustpilot differs from Google reviews

Google reviews sit on your Google Business Profile and mostly influence local searches and Maps. Trustpilot reviews sit on an independent profile that often ranks for your brand name and is common for online and national businesses.

The rules differ too. Trustpilot places particular weight on whether the reviewer had a genuine experience and may ask them to show it; Google assesses reviews against its own prohibited and restricted content policy. A report that works on one platform won’t necessarily work on the other.

Other review platforms

Problem reviews on more than one platform?

Trustpilot and Google have different rules and different reporting processes. If the same reviewer has posted on your Google Business Profile, see our Google review removal service. For a wider plan covering search results and ongoing monitoring, see online reputation management, or browse all our services.

Trustpilot FAQ

Questions about Trustpilot review removal

Can a Trustpilot review be removed?
Yes, when it breaches Trustpilot’s guidelines — for example, the reviewer had no genuine experience with your business, the review contains harmful or illegal content, it discloses personal information, or it is promotional. Trustpilot makes the final decision. A genuine customer describing a real experience, even harshly, is normally not removable.
Do you guarantee that a Trustpilot review will be removed?
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee it, because Trustpilot decides. What we do is assess the review first, tell you plainly whether there is a realistic ground, and only proceed with your approval.
How much does Trustpilot review removal cost?
Pricing depends on the number of reviews and the grounds involved, so we quote after assessing your enquiry. There is no upfront removal payment, and nothing starts until you approve the quote in writing.
Is this different from flagging the review myself?
You can flag a review yourself through your Trustpilot Business account, and our free guide explains how. Businesses usually come to us when a flag has been declined, when several reviews arrive together, or when they want the right ground and supporting evidence chosen before reporting.
Do you work with businesses outside Sydney?
Yes. The work is handled online, so we assist Australian businesses in every state and territory — from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin, Canberra and regional areas.
Will the reviewer know I reported their review?
Trustpilot may contact the reviewer, for example to ask for proof of a genuine experience. We handle the process through the platform’s own channels and never contact reviewers on your behalf in a way that could look like pressure or harassment.
Are you affiliated with Trustpilot?
No. Evelon Digital is an independent Australian consultancy. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting for Trustpilot.

Evelon Digital is independent and not affiliated with Trustpilot. Trustpilot makes the final decision on every review.

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