Misrepresentation flags, mass disapprovals, a Merchant Center that went dark overnight. We find the real reason Google pulled the plug, fix it at the source, and write the appeal that gets you back. Flat fee, no retainer required.
Appeals fail when the underlying violation is still live. We fix first, appeal second.
Every policy flag traced to its trigger: site content, product data, business verification, payment signals, or landing page gaps.
Missing policies, checkout trust signals, contact details, claims that trip the misrepresentation filter. Fixed on the site itself.
Feed attributes, product data, and store settings cleaned up so listings stop triggering disapprovals.
A documented appeal that shows Google what changed. One shot done right beats five templated retries.
The recurring triggers get closed so the same flag does not come back in three months.
Advertiser verification, business operations checks, and documentation walked through with you.
Full read of the account, site, and feed against the policy that flagged you. You get the findings in writing.
Site, feed, and account changes shipped. Nothing cosmetic; the violation itself gets removed.
The appeal filed with evidence of what changed, in the language reviewers act on.
Hardening pass plus a plain-language do-and-do-not list so it stays clean.
Standard cases €400. Complex cases with multiple policies, repeat suspensions, or verification issues from €600. Scoped after a free look at the account.
Book the free diagnosis →Most suspended accounts were struggling before the suspension. The flywheel from here:
No, and nobody honest can. Google decides. What we control is fixing the real violation and filing an appeal with evidence, which is what moves approval odds. If we look at your account and think it cannot be saved, we tell you before you pay.
Fixes typically ship within days. Google's review then takes anywhere from 48 hours to a few weeks depending on the policy and whether verification is involved. We stay on it until there is a verdict.
Usually a stack of small trust gaps: missing business information, thin policies, checkout inconsistencies, product claims, or mismatches between the feed and the site. Rarely one big thing, almost always several small ones.
We reassess, fix what the rejection reveals, and appeal again within the same engagement if the case is still winnable. The €400 covers the case, not a single attempt.
No. This is a standalone flat-fee service. Plenty of clients fix the suspension with us and run the account themselves afterwards.
Send us the account. We tell you what tripped it, whether it is fixable, and what it costs. Before you pay anything.