We prepare your reinstatement packet — a character-for-character document audit, a correction list, an evidence index, and a written appeal, assembled so you submit it from your own account in under 10 minutes. Free triage. $249 total, and only if it works.
Most appeals fail for a boring reason: the documents don’t match the profile. A name spelled one way on the license and another on the listing, an address that contradicts the utility bill — Google reads that as a business that may not exist. We fix the paper before the appeal goes in.
Send your suspension screenshot and business name using the triage form below. We check the public profile and the suspension type and tell you honestly whether the case looks winnable — before you pay anything. Ineligible cases are declined, at $0.
We audit every document you can supply against your profile, character for character, and give you a written winnable / not-winnable verdict within 24 hours. If the verdict is not-winnable, that’s an honest decline — the fee covers the audit work, and there is no upsell.
Correction list, evidence index, and your written appeal — pre-assembled into one packet, with every document named and ordered the way Google’s evidence form wants them. Read exactly what that looks like in the sample packet.
Google’s evidence form gives you a 60-minute window once opened. Your packet includes a run sheet that turns that into a calm 10-minute job. You submit from your own Google account: we never ask for your password, never take manager access, and no phone call is required at any point.
Reinstated? Your profile is confirmed live, and only then is the $200 success fee charged. Denied, with another review available? We build a denial-rescue v2 packet with new evidence — included, no extra fee. Google’s decision is Google’s; we guarantee the fee, never the outcome.
Everything is prepared from your documents and Google’s published guidelines. You review the whole packet before anything is submitted — nothing goes to Google that you haven’t seen.
A table of every document — business registration, license, EIN letter, utility bill, lease, photos — checked character-for-character against the name and address on your profile, with a clear attach / fix / remove call on each one.
The profile fixes to make before the appeal is opened: name keyword-stuffing removed, service-area format corrected, category and contact details aligned with your documents.
Your documents named, numbered, and ordered, with a note on what each one proves — so the reviewer sees one consistent story instead of a pile of attachments.
A plain, factual appeal statement in your voice: what the business is, what triggered the suspension, what you corrected, and what the attached evidence shows. You paste it into Google’s appeal tool as-is.
A checklist that gets the whole submission done in under 10 minutes of Google’s 60-minute window — corrections saved, files in one folder, appeal text on your clipboard, confirmation screenshotted.
If the first appeal is denied and an additional review is available, we build a second packet around new evidence — additional invoices, signage photos, a cover note on what changed. Included in the $249.
No competitor publishes one. Every other reinstatement service asks you to pay first and trust the process. We’d rather show you: this is a complete sample packet — triage verdict, audit table, correction list, appeal text, run sheet — prepared for a fictional plumbing company, free to read, no email required.
Getting reinstated is only half the job. Every case also includes the pieces that protect the profile you just got back.
Captured at intake, before anything changes: your profile as it was. If reviews or details go missing after reinstatement, this backup is what a follow-up support case is built on.
If Google asks for video verification, you’ll know exactly what to film — signage, workspace, equipment, documents — before you start, not after a failed attempt.
For 2–4 weeks after reinstatement: what not to touch. No name edits, no address changes, no category churn — the edits that most often trigger a second suspension.
While your profile is down: the interim steps that keep customers able to find and reach you — your website, other directories, and your existing customers — until the listing is live again.
No hourly billing, no retainer, no charge for “consultations.” The free triage comes first, always — nobody pays us for a case we don’t believe can win.
upfront, and credited in full toward the packet. Covers:
New here? Don’t pay yet — the free triage comes first, and we’ll tell you if the audit is even worth buying.
charged only if Google reinstates your profile, confirmed live. Covers:
Total when it works: $249 ($49 audit + $200 success fee). Full-service specialists charge $299–$800 for the same outcome — and take manager access to your account to do it.
Triage is free. The Triage & Audit is $49 upfront, credited toward the packet. The $200 success fee is charged only if Google reinstates your profile. So the most you can pay is $249 — and you only pay the $200 when your listing is back. Full-service reinstatement specialists typically charge $299–$800.
Our parts are fast: the audit verdict is in writing within 24 hours of intake, and the packet follows once your documents are in. Google’s review is the slow part and runs on Google’s clock — reviews commonly take days to a few weeks. Nobody can speed Google up, and we won’t pretend otherwise.
One additional-review request is available, and it only works with new evidence — resubmitting the same packet is wasted effort. If your first appeal is denied and an additional review is available, we build a denial-rescue v2 packet: new evidence (dated invoices, signage photos) plus a cover note explaining what changed. It’s included — and the $200 success fee is still only charged if you’re reinstated.
Whatever proves your business is real and that its name and address match your profile: business registration, a business license, your IRS EIN letter (CP575), a recent utility bill in the business name, a lease, and photos of permanent signage or a branded vehicle. Not every business has all of them — the audit works with what you have and tells you honestly if it isn’t enough. The triage form has the full checklist.
Then we tell you, and decline it. The free triage exists so you hear that before paying anything. If the $49 audit is what uncovers the problem, the fee covers the audit work, you get the verdict and the reasons in writing, and there’s no upsell and no packet to sell you. Some cases become winnable after a fix — a corrected document, a real lease — and your verdict will say exactly what would have to change.
Never. We prepare documents; you submit them from your own Google account, following the run sheet in your packet. We never ask for your password, never take manager access to your profile, and no phone call is required at any point. Your account stays entirely yours.
No — and be wary of anyone who does. Reinstatement is Google’s decision alone. What we guarantee is the fee side: an honest verdict before you commit, and if a packet we prepared contains an error, we fix it free. The $200 success fee is charged only when your profile is confirmed live again, so on the outcome itself, we only get paid when you win.
Refund-first: if you have a complaint about our work, we refund first and sort it out after — tell us at devauxventures@proton.me. The specifics by stage: free triage is $0, so nothing to refund. The $49 audit fee covers the audit itself and is earned when your written verdict is delivered. The $200 success fee is only charged after reinstatement, so it can never be charged for a case that didn’t work.
No. Listing Back is a document preparation service. We prepare paperwork at your direction, from the information you provide, using Google’s published guidelines. We are not a law firm, we are not attorneys, and nothing on this site is legal advice. If your suspension involves a legal dispute, talk to a licensed attorney.
Fill this in and it opens your own email app with everything addressed to us at devauxventures@proton.me — just attach your suspension screenshot to that email before you press send. Nothing is sent from this page itself, and triage costs $0 whether the verdict is winnable or not.