Google removed 292M policy-violating reviews in 2025 and now shows public warning banners on non-compliant profiles. Answer 7 quick questions about how you collect reviews and get an instant risk report.
🔒 Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent anywhereRead Google's full review policy: support.google.com/contributionpolicy
Dexuro collects reviews the compliant way — everyone gets the same path to Google, and unhappy customers can tell you privately first.
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No. Review gating happens in how you ask for reviews — a private link, a kiosk flow, a filter step before Google — none of which is visible from the outside. Only you know your process, which is why this is a self-audit instead of an automated scan.
No. Everything runs client-side in your browser. Nothing is transmitted, logged, or saved — refresh the page and your answers are gone.
Google can block a profile from receiving new reviews, unpublish existing reviews found to violate policy, and display a public warning banner on the listing — all of which are visible to customers searching for your business.
No — Google encourages businesses to ask customers for reviews. The rules are about how you ask: the same invitation to everyone, no incentives, no on-premises pressure, and no filtering based on predicted sentiment.
Dexuro sends every customer the same path to Google — free plan available.
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