The page outranks your own site
A Trustpilot page in position one or two for your brand name, above the website you actually want people to see.
★ Google de-indexing
Outdated Trustpilot results, removed from Google where eligible.
Almost nobody browses Trustpilot; they find your page through a Google search for your brand. Google removes pages from its results in defined cases: outdated or removed content, and legal grounds. We assess which route applies, file the requests and report back. No outcome is promised; you check the results yourself before paying.
- ✓Eligibility assessed in writing within 24 hours
- ✓Requests filed with Google on the applicable ground
- ✓You verify the results before you are invoiced
- 1Named contact per case
- NDAAvailable on request
- 24hWritten assessment
- £0Charged before the result
Every decision rests with the platform. We have a 95% success rate after assessment; you receive a written eligibility assessment for your own case before anything starts.
Why it matters
Your Trustpilot page does its damage in Google, not on Trustpilot.
Trustpilot is a high-authority directory that Google ranks near the top for almost any brand search. Whoever looks you up sees the page, and the score, before they see anything you control.
- It sits above your own website.For many businesses the Trustpilot page outranks the official site for their own name.
- The rating shows in the results.Buyers read the stars in the search snippet and form a view without ever clicking.
- Everyone who checks you finds it.Customers, partners, suppliers and candidates all run the same search.
- Out of Google, out of the picture.Remove the page from the results and it stops reaching the people who matter.
When it is the right move
When removing the page from Google is the answer.
Sometimes the page can be closed outright, and sometimes what you need is for it to stop appearing when people search your name. These are the situations where removal from Google fits best.
An old brand still showing for your name
A page tied to a former name or domain that keeps surfacing in searches for the current business.
A page that must stop being found
Where closing the profile is not the right route, or not yet, taking it out of Google stops the damage immediately.
A duplicate outranking your main page
Two listings, and the wrong one ranking. Removing the duplicate from Google sends visitors to the right page.
A rebrand, merger or acquisition
The old entity's review page is still the first thing people find under the new name.
Damage limitation while other work runs
Ask Google to drop an outdated result now, while a profile closure or review disputes are handled in parallel.
Not sure whether de-indexing or profile closure fits your case?
Assess my Trustpilot page
You do not need to decide. Send the link and our team tells you within 24 hours which route fits, or whether to run both. Free, in writing, no obligation.
The outcome
The same search, minus the Trustpilot result.
Once the page is out of Google's index for your name, the people checking you out land on your own website and channels. The page still exists on Trustpilot; nobody arrives at it from a search.
Before
After
This service takes the page out of Google. The page itself stays on Trustpilot unless you also have it closed, which is our profile closure service. Many clients do both; the free assessment tells you which fits.
Two routes
Out of the search results, off the platform, or both.
Depending on the page and what you need, we remove it from Google, close it on Trustpilot, or do both in one case. The free assessment tells you which route fits.
Removal from Google
The Trustpilot page is taken out of Google's search results for your brand. Your own site and channels take its place. The page itself stays on Trustpilot.
- ✓Gone from brand searches on Google
- ✓Works even when a page cannot be closed
- ✓Often the fastest way to stop the damage
Profile removal
The profile is closed on Trustpilot, so no new reviews can ever be posted, removed from the platform, and taken out of Google as part of the same case.
- ✓No new reviews can come through
- ✓Removed from Trustpilot and from Google
- ✓The complete solution for a page you no longer want
How it works
From a page everyone finds to a page nobody does.
Handled end to end by our team, with confirmation before you are invoiced.
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Send the page link
Send the Trustpilot URL and the brand name it shows up for. That is all we need to start.
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Written assessment
We confirm the page can be taken out of Google, on what grounds, how long it takes and a fixed price.
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Removal request
We prepare and file the case on legal grounds and follow it through until the page is out of the results.
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Verified in Google
You see for yourself that a search for your brand no longer returns the Trustpilot page. Then the invoice.
BEFOREPosition 2
AFTERGone
Trustpilot page removed from a brand search
An advisory firm's Trustpilot page, tied to a name it no longer traded under, ranked second for its brand, directly beneath the website. We prepared the case and had the page removed from Google's results. The firm's own site, LinkedIn page and press coverage now fill the first results.
#2 → goneIn brand search
3Own pages fill the top results
0Trustpilot results left
A past case, anonymised by sector. Outcomes depend on the platform’s decision and vary from case to case.
Our terms
You pay when the page is out of Google.
Either the search results are clean or they are not. You check them yourself before anything is invoiced.
- ✓No retainer. Nothing is due to open a case.
- ✓No setup fee. The scan and the quote cost you nothing.
- ✓Fixed price. Approved by you before any work starts.
- ✓Invoiced after the result. You see it is gone, then you get the invoice.
- ✓No result, no charge. The risk sits with us, not with you.
What the written scan contains
- Each item on the profile, and the ground it can be removed on
- A fixed price per item, valid for 30 days
- A realistic timeline for your case
- Nothing to sign and nothing to pay to receive it
FAQ
Removing a Trustpilot page from Google, answered.
Cannot find your question? Ask us directly — we answer within one business day.
Does this delete the Trustpilot page?
No. This service removes the page from Google's search results, so people searching your brand no longer find it. The page itself stays on Trustpilot unless you also have it closed, which is our profile closure service. Many clients do both, and the assessment tells you which fits your case.
What changes for me in practice?
A search for your brand no longer returns the Trustpilot page. Your own website, your own reviews and your other channels take its place, so prospects, partners and candidates stop landing on a page you do not control.
How long does it take?
That depends on the page, the grounds and the platforms involved, so we do not promise a turnaround. You get a realistic picture in the assessment and updates until the results are clean.
Will the page come back into the results?
Removals made on proper grounds hold. If anything changes, we act on it, and optional monitoring keeps an eye on your brand search.
Can I remove specific reviews instead?
Yes, if the page is worth keeping and only some reviews are the problem. That is our review removal service. If the whole page is the problem, removing it from Google, or closing it entirely, is the better route.
Do I pay before anything happens?
No. You approve a fixed price up front, and you are invoiced only after the page is out of Google and you have checked it yourself.
Free scan
Find out whether your Trustpilot page can be taken out of Google.
Send the link and within 24 hours you have a written answer: whether it can be done, how long it takes, and a fixed price. Nothing to pay to find out.
- ✓A written answer within 24 hours
- ✓A fixed price and a realistic timeline
- ✓No obligation, and nothing to pay to find out
- ✓Confidential, with an NDA available on request