Free GBP Case Review

What Happens During Your Free GBP Audit

When you submit the form above, a GBP specialist at GBP Fixers will review your case and reply as soon as possible. We look at the suspension type Google applied to your listing, your business category, and any prior appeal history. On the first call we can tell you what the suspension looks like and what evidence is missing; Google decides the outcome and timing.

The audit covers the most common reasons US businesses get suspended: service-area address issues, keyword-stuffed business names, shared phone numbers, duplicate listings, category mismatches, and sudden review spikes. We also check whether your listing has been hit during a wider suspension wave — these may need a different appeal approach than individual policy violations.

If you've already had a reinstatement appeal denied or the appeals tool shows Not Approved, that does not mean your case is over. Denials can be overturned with the right evidence package submitted through the correct Google channel. We handle denied appeals regularly and have a specific process for complex cases and repeat suspensions. The audit also covers GBP verification failures — including postcard verification failed, phone verification failed, and video verification failed — in some categories, repeated failed video calls can escalate into a listing suspension even when no direct policy violation occurred. For the specific failure patterns behind unsuccessful video verification calls, see the GBP Verification Failure Patterns 2026 report.

The case review is completely free and carries no obligation. We will tell you honestly what we think — including if we believe your case is low-risk and you may be able to handle it yourself. Professional help can make the evidence clearer and reduce avoidable mistakes. Google decides the outcome and the timing.

Documents We Typically Need

Once the audit identifies your suspension type, we send you a specific compliance checklist. The documents required depend on your business type and the reason for suspension. Common items include:

If the listing feels permanently suspended, Maps shows permanently closed, someone else now controls ownership, Google marked a duplicate listing, or a name edit was rejected, categories don’t match what the business is, Google or a user changed a field, you need to hide a SAB address, or a service area is empty, too large, or still a radius, include those screenshots — they change the first move.

We build the complete evidence package for you — you provide the documents, we structure and submit the appeal.

What the Audit Typically Uncovers

Owners often think the listing was suspended at random. In the files we review, there is usually a specific cause we can name. Findings we see on free case reviews:

Observations from cases we handle, not measured shares. 2026 GBP Suspension Patterns Report →