British buyers check two places before they call you. Both need looking after.
Rankure's reputation management for UK businesses looks after Google and Trustpilot reviews, replies to every one, reports reviews that break the rules, and works on what ranks when people search your company name. $1,320 a month, or $173 a month per location for reviews only.
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What a UK buyer looks at
Two ratings and one company record.
- GoogleMap resultsDecides whether you show up nearby at all.
- TrustpilotThe second opinionWeighs more with British buyers than in most markets.
- Companies HousePublic and indexedNames on the filing, the profile and the site should agree.
Reviews only$173 a month
Check my reputationBilled in US dollars. Month-to-month.
- Google and TrustpilotBoth watched and answered
- Inside UK lawNo fake or concealed incentivised reviews
- You approve repliesOr set the rules and let us post
- Month-to-month30 days written notice
Which of these is costing you work?
Each one needs a different fix, and only some need the full service.
- 1
A strong Google rating and no Trustpilot profile
To a British buyer that can look incomplete, or as if something is being avoided.
- 2
A Trustpilot score dragged down by a few loud reviews
The quiet majority of happy customers were never asked. That is usually a review management job at $173 a month.
- 3
Reviews you believe are fake or from a competitor
They can be reported through each platform's own channel with evidence. The platform decides.
- 4
Something damaging ranks for your company name
A forum thread, a press piece, an old complaint. This is search work, and it needs the full service.
- 5
Names that do not match
The Companies House name, the trading name and the Google profile say different things, and searchers notice.
The shortcut UK businesses can no longer take
When a score slips, the tempting fixes are the same everywhere: ask only the customers you know are happy, offer something for a review, or pay someone to post a few. In the UK they now carry legal risk as well as platform risk.
From 6 April 2025, the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 made fake reviews a banned practice in the UK, enforced by the Competition and Markets Authority (Which?, CMS). Google's own review policy already barred incentives and selective asking.
So the work that lasts is the work that would survive an inspection: ask every customer on both platforms, answer every review, report the genuinely rule-breaking ones with evidence, and publish accurate material that outranks what is unfair or out of date.
What it looks like when both platforms are looked after
A buyer searches your company name and finds a Google rating built on recent reviews, a Trustpilot profile with a steady flow of them, and replies on both that read as calm and specific. Your own pages and profiles hold the first results for your name. The name on your filing, your profile and your website match.
Each month the report shows the count and rating on each platform, replies sent, reports filed and what each platform decided, and, on the full service, where every result for your name sits.
What the UK work covers
- 1
Google and Trustpilot monitoring
Both platforms watched, with replies written for the next customer to read rather than to win an argument.
- 2
Review requests on both
Every customer asked at the point they are most likely to respond, with nothing offered in return.
- 3
Reports on rule-breaking reviews
Fake reviews and competitor attacks documented and sent through each platform's own channel. Not every flagged review comes down.
- 4
Your company name in search
Accurate profiles and pages built to outrank damaging or outdated results. Slower than review work, and the part many providers leave out.
- 5
Name consistency
The legal name, trading name and profile name checked against the public record, so the result a searcher finds tells one story.
Two prices, billed in US dollars
Month-to-month, no setup fee. The free check tells you which one you need.
Too few reviews, or reviews going unanswered.
- Requests to every customer on Google and Trustpilot
- Monitoring of both platforms
- A reply to every review within 24 hours
- Monthly report
A falling score, fake reviews or damaging results for your name.
- Everything in review management
- Evidence-backed reports on rule-breaking reviews
- Monitoring of the search results for your name
- Profiles and pages written to outrank damaging results
- Monthly report on both platforms and search
One location. How the cost is set, and how it compares, is on reputation management pricing.
What UK owners ask before signing up
Full terms are on how we price and work.
- Is Trustpilot more important than Google here?Neither replaces the other. Google decides map visibility; Trustpilot carries more weight with British buyers than in most markets. Most UK businesses need both.
- Can you get bad reviews taken down?Only ones that break the platform's rules, by reporting them with evidence. The platform makes the final call.
- Do you work outside London?Yes, across the UK. The work is the same wherever you are.
- Do you need our passwords?No. You add Rankure as a user or manager on each platform, and can remove us at any time.
- Why US dollars?Our prices are published once, in one currency, for every market. Your card or bank converts at its own rate.
Find out where you stand on both platforms
Free, in writing, within one business day. If reviews only at $173 a month will do, we will say so.
- Your Google and Trustpilot standing against the competitors buyers compare you with
- What ranks for your company name, result by result
- Which reviews or pages can be reported, outranked or simply answered
Rather talk first? (844) 677-1981
What does a buyer find when they look you up?
Send your company name. Within one business day you get your Google and Trustpilot standing, what ranks for your name, and what can realistically change.
Request received ✓
Request received. We will look at what is showing and come back within one business day.
The first month
- Day 1
Free check
Both platforms, your name in search, and your company record, in writing.
- Week 1
Set up
Review requests switched on for both platforms, reply rules agreed, overdue replies caught up.
- Weeks 2 to 4
Report and build
Rule-breaking reviews reported; on the full plan, the first pages for your name go up after your approval.
- Month end
Your report
Counts, ratings, replies, platform decisions and search positions, against where you started.
$173 or $1,320 a month if you go ahead. Stop with 30 days notice.
Prices and facts verified · Reviewed by the Rankure team · Next review November 2026