GBP Rescue is done-for-you reinstatement casework for suspended Google Business Profiles. We diagnose why you were suspended, fix the profile first, assemble the evidence pack Google actually accepts, and write your reinstatement request — file-ready within 2 business days of your documents arriving. You never hand over your password, and nobody here will promise you Google's decision. We promise the case.
Start with a Case Review — $149 →Two clocks, kept separate on purpose: our clock (diagnosis, fixes, pack — guaranteed dates in writing) and Google's clock (their review — days to weeks, monitored, never promised). Anyone who quotes you Google's clock as theirs is guessing with your listing.
You send the suspension screenshot and answer 10 questions. Rule one from minute one: no edits, no new profile, no parallel requests — that's how owners burn their best appeal attempt.
Your suspension type, the cause, and your prognosis — stated plainly, including "don't hire us" if your case isn't viable. Plus the exact fix-and-evidence plan, in order.
Profile corrected first, then your documents assembled and cross-checked one by one — every name, address, and phone number agreeing. The pack is delivered file-ready.
You file our written request (10-minute walkthrough together, or solo with our steps). We monitor; if Google asks for more, we draft the reply. Denied? A second look decides whether an appeal round is genuinely warranted.
Google doesn't reinstate on arguments. It reinstates on documents that agree with each other. This is the deliverable — from our fictional sample case, shown in full so you can judge the work before paying for it.
Your appeal attempts are limited. A request filed on an unfixed profile, or with one inconsistent document, spends an attempt you don't get back — and a denial makes the next round harder, not fresher.
Every document is checked against every other. Name on the license vs. name on the signage vs. name on the profile. Address on the bill vs. address on the lease. Most DIY denials are not about guilt — they're about paperwork that contradicts itself.
The profile is fixed before anything is filed. If the thing that got you suspended is still on the profile, the request asks Google to reinstate a violation. Our compliance audit covers name, address, categories, photos, hours, ownership, and duplicates — and you keep the completed audit either way.
Google's notice won't tell you which one you are. The Case Review will. These are the patterns we diagnose, in owner language:
The catch-all. Small violations piled up — wrong categories, drifted details, content flags. Fixed by a full audit, corrections, then a request with proof. The most common case for real businesses.
Keywords, services, or a city stuffed into the business name — often by a marketer. Fixed by restoring your exact real-world name (the one on your signage and license) before filing.
Virtual office, PO box, co-working desk, or your home shown publicly. Two honest routes: prove a genuinely staffed location, or convert properly to a service-area business.
Two listings for one business — an old one, an agency-made one, a panic re-create. We identify the profile holding your reviews, reinstate that one only, and clean up after.
Trades — plumbing, HVAC, locksmiths, cleaners: shown addresses, oversized service areas, multiple "locations" that are one truck. Google reviews these hardest; evidence quality decides.
Suspended right after a burst of edits, hit by competitor flagging, or in a regulated category with its own rulebook. Each has its own path — the Review names yours, with an honest prognosis.
Reinstatement services in this market run $150–$800 per listing. Ours sit mid-range on purpose: this is your livelihood listing, and the cheapest stranger on a freelance site is not a case strategy.
Quoted in your Case Review report — with the $149 already credited. No blind checkout: we diagnose before we take case money.
Offered in the denial email on your case, never as a cold checkout.
Google's form costs nothing, and some owners succeed with it. What the free route doesn't give you: a diagnosis (Google won't tell you the reason), a fix-first check (file on an unfixed profile and the attempt is spent), evidence discipline (one mismatched address across documents is the most common silent denial), or a second-look if you're denied. Your attempts are limited — that's the whole economics.
Owners hire us for the same reason they hire an accountant for an audit letter: the filing is free; getting it right the first time is the work. And if your Case Review says your case isn't viable, you'll know before you've spent an attempt or another dollar — the report is yours either way.
We never ask for your Google login — anyone who does is a risk to every account you own. If we need access, you add us as a profile Manager (a standard role you can revoke any time), or you submit the pack we prepare, yourself.
Google decides. Services that guarantee its decision are guaranteeing the one thing nobody controls. We warrant our deliverable instead: if we can't produce a file-ready case, the refund terms in writing say what you get back.
Licenses, bills, tax letters are evidence — handled like it. Upload link, case file only, never posted, never used in marketing, deleted 60 days after your case closes. Our only public case is fictional, and it's labeled fictional.
If your case isn't viable — no real location, no documentable business — the Case Review tells you in writing and we don't take Package money on it. That rule costs us sales. It's also why owners in your groups will hear our name from people we turned away.