We built the weapon. So we built the shield.
AxioIntel keeps a dated record of your Google reviews and listing, has AI read what changes, and tells you on your phone what needs you.
Free · No card · No Google login · Emailed to you when it's ready
Your business stays yours. We don't need read, edit or delete access to your Google Business Profile. You're in control.
Example data · not a live account
A rating drops. The wording changes. Then the review disappears. Move through this example and see what a preserved record gives you.
“The team explained everything clearly. A thoughtful, reassuring visit.”
“The team explained everything clearly. A thoughtful, reassuring visit.”
Start with the original review. A dated copy establishes what was visible when it was recorded.
Example data only. Preservation begins once a review has been recorded; it cannot recover a review that was already gone.
A genuine review is there one week and gone the next. No notice, no reason, and no copy of what it said.
We preserve each review we pull, and notice when one goes, and when it comes back.
Deleted-review tracking →A happy customer's five stars turn into one, sometimes months later, and the original words are gone.
Anyone can suggest an edit to a Google listing. A wrong number sends your customers somewhere else.
Axio-CRED checks your listing every few hours, depending on your plan, and gives every change to your phone, website, address, hours or status a severity, with the before and after.
Listing sabotage watch →Each one says what it does and where it stops. None of them reports, flags or appeals anything for you: a person files every report, through Google's own tools.
Keeps a dated copy of every review we pull, has AI read the new and changed ones, and sends one message when a pull finds something that needs you.
LimitIt runs on a schedule, not live, and reads as deep as your plan.
Read more →Notices when a review stops showing, keeps what it said, says how many other businesses we watch had one go the same day, and exports your own reviews as a spreadsheet.
LimitIt cannot bring a review back, or recover one that went before your first pull.
Read more →Spots a sudden run of one- and two-star reviews against your own usual pace, lets you record the demand, sets out Google's extortion form field by field with your screenshots as one PDF to attach, and checks after every pull which of them are still showing.
LimitIt never contacts or pays anyone, and cannot promise a review comes down.
Read more →Axio-CRED's collector checks your phone, website, hours, open or closed status and category every few hours, depending on your plan, and gives each change a severity.
LimitIt says what changed and where to fix it; it never edits your listing or says who did.
Read more →Emails you when repeated checks, at least an hour apart and one of them a direct look at the listing's page, can no longer find your listing, and hands you an evidence pack of what was kept.
LimitIt cannot say why a listing went, and nobody can promise it comes back.
Read more →Replies you write and post yourself, a check that each one is showing, and an optional mode that tells you when a reply says the reviewer was a patient, client or customer.
LimitNothing is posted for you: you copy each reply onto Google yourself.
Read more →The AI reads the new and changed reviews in every pull, so you only read what needs you.
Every flagged review gets a two-line summary, a High, Medium or Low priority, the exact words that raised it, and the ordinary explanations to weigh. You get the reasoning, never a score.
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You hear from us when a pull finds something, and the message already says what needs you. When a pull finds nothing, you hear nothing.
Each pull compares your name, address, phone number, website and category with the last one. Changes arrive with a severity and the before and after.
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We keep a copy of every review we pull. When one is gone from the next pull, you see what it said and when we last saw it. When one is rewritten, both versions stay.
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The pattern engine behind the Fake Review Audit watches every profile on your plan, every pull: bursts of reviews, near-identical wording across reviewers, and reviewers who turn up on more than one profile you watch.
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Write your reply, post it on Google yourself, then press "I posted it on Google". If a read of the review 48 hours later still doesn't find it, the review says so.
You post the reply on Google yourself · example data
See it on your own business first · No card
Search by name or paste its Google Maps link. There is nothing to connect and no Google login to hand over.
We pull your reviews and profile on schedule, and the AI reads every review before anything reaches you.
One message per pull that found something. Open it, decide, then report, reply or ignore.
Nothing is reported, flagged or appealed without you.
One morning, one email, one filing, and the record keeps itself.
One possible outcome · Google decides · example timeline
Product facts, not customer numbers
Not a wall of charts, the four things that actually move, on one screen in the app.
Search any competitor and order an audit inside the app. The AI reads every available review, from the oldest to the newest, for bursts, repeated text and reviewers who overlap. It shows you the evidence, the Google policy each pattern matches, and the ordinary explanations for it. Then it hands you the documents, and tells you where in Google each one goes.
Buy a Fake Review Audit inside the app whenever you need one · How audits work
The complete report, the Evidence for Google document and an evidence sheet for each filing download as Word. The filing guide gives each finding its Google form, the reason to pick, the steps and the text to paste. You file every one; we never do.
Google's forms take no attachments, so the documents are your dated record and the guide gives you the words to paste. Google alone decides what happens next, on its own timeline.
Before you look at anyone else, see where you stand. Create a free account, find your business by name, and one full pull builds the audit: what's there, what looks unusual, and what needs you first.
Review extortion is real, and paying makes you a repeat target. Here's the play, and the part we're already doing.
Keep every message, number and screenshot, with the dates showing, before you block anyone. Say nothing the extorter can use.
Every review and change is already preserved with dates, the burst itself becomes evidence.
Record the demand and the dashboard sets out Google's extortion report field by field, with your screenshots as the one PDF it takes. You file it yourself. A demand for money also belongs with your local cybercrime unit.
AxioIntel never contacts anyone on your behalf and never files for you, you get the dated record both reports ask for.
How review extortion help works → · What to do first: the guide →
Every plan reads deep into each listing: up to 300, 1,000 or 2,000 reviews a profile, every one kept and compared on each full sweep. Start with 14 days free, no card.
Two weeks on your business and one rival
Then choose a plan to keep watching. What we collected stays readable.
Start freeYour business and one rival
Audits are included on annual billing.
Your business and the competitors around it
Audits are included on annual billing.
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How much each plan collects, and how often
| Limit | 14-day trial | Starter | Business | Growth | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| On one profile | 100 yours50 a rival | 300 | 1,000 | 2,000 | No cap |
| Across every profile | 150 | 600 | 3,000 | 8,000 | No cap |
| Newest reviews and listing checked | Every 6 hours | Every 6 hours | Every 3 hours | Every hour | Every hour |
These are collection limits, not entry requirements. A listing with more reviews than its plan collects is still watched: we keep its newest reviews, say so on the profile, and never read the rest as removed.
On every plan, the trial included AI assessments, alerts and the daily digest · Burst & pattern warnings
Compare every plan in detail →Over 2,000 reviews on a listing, or more profiles than Growth covers? Talk to us about Enterprise, agreed with you.
Bought inside the app, only when you need one: a $99 Fake Review Audit of any place, on any plan.
Price on the page. No card for the trial. Cancel any time.
Free audit of your own business · No card · No Google login
No. Only Google removes reviews, and nobody outside Google can promise that a review will come down or come back. We show you what needs you, keep the evidence, and point you to the right Google channel. You decide whether to report it, and Google decides the outcome.
No. It reports patterns, bursts, repeated text, reviewers who overlap, with the evidence behind each, the Google policy it matches, and the ordinary explanations for it. It never says a business or a person is committing fraud. What happens next is up to you, and if you file, up to Google.
No. You file every report through Google's own tools, with the steps and text we prepare, and you post every reply yourself, on Google. Drafting a reply with AI and publishing it from the app need a connected Google Business Profile, which opens once Google approves our access.
No. AxioIntel works from the public review data anyone can see on Google Maps, with nothing to connect. Connecting your Google Business Profile through Google's own sign-in comes once Google approves our access; it will be optional, and you'll be able to disconnect any time.
Yes. Plans are monthly or annual, with no contract and no setup fee, and you cancel online any time. What we've already collected for you stays readable after a plan ends.
Pulls stop and your dashboard turns read-only: everything collected stays there to read, and nothing is deleted. Choose Starter, Business or Growth and pulling starts again. There is no card on file, so nothing is charged when the trial ends.
From the public review data anyone can see on Google Maps. Because that doesn't prove who owns a profile, the app marks its ownership as unverified. Reading your Google Business Profile through Google's official API comes once Google approves our access.
More answers: the help centre, and what each plan includes on pricing.
Create a free account and find your business by name. One full pull builds your audit, and we email you the moment it's ready to read.
Free · No card · No Google login · Nothing is reported without you