SEO penalty removal company that shows you why Google dropped your website.

About 20 seconds: your visits from Google each month since November 2021, each fall beside the update Google was rolling out then, and what the site needs. How the check uses your data

yourwebsite.com

Visits from Google each month since November 2021

−19% September 2023
−64% June 2026 May 2026 core update

Your Google traffic fell 64% in June 2026, while Google rolled out the May 2026 core update.

An example. Yours is estimated from where Google ranked your site each month; lay it over your Search Console.

A Google penalty has a name, and it is in one report.

Search Console’s Manual Actions report. It decides which of two jobs this is.

Manual actions

No issues detected

Most falls look like this.

Nothing was issued, so there is nothing to remove. The fall came from an update, a change on the site or fewer people searching, and the Performance report shows the pages and searches it took.

Manual actions

Unnatural links to your site

Google has detected a pattern of unnatural, artificial, deceptive, or manipulative links pointing to your site.

Affects all pages

Request Review

This one is a penalty.

A Google penalty removal service fixes every page the action covers, then requests review with a record of what was changed. Google answers in several days or weeks, by its own account.

The first paid step is the diagnosis.

What hit the site, what on it caused the fall, and what to change in what order, read in your own Search Console.

Performance

yourwebsite.com/raised-garden-beds/

QueryClicks beforeClicks after
raised garden beds1,904212
raised garden bed kit54036
cedar raised garden bed61148
how deep should a raised bed be388390
One page’s searches, three months before the fall and three after.

yourwebsite.comWhat changes, in order

  1. /raised-garden-beds/ and 11 moreBack at their own addresses. The March redesign sent them to the homepage.
  2. 38 category pagesShown to Google again. The new theme told Google to leave them out.
  3. 60 city pagesFolded into the six cities you deliver to.
An example of the list the diagnosis ends on.

The recovery diagnosis

$3,000 to $6,000

One fixed fee, set on the call by how many pages it has to read and whether Google has placed a manual action, and agreed before anything starts. Without it, a Google penalty recovery service is guessing. If an SEO was working on the site when it fell, it says what their changes and links did.

The recovery work, only if you want it

$2,500 to $4,000 a month

The SEO penalty removal service after the diagnosis: Reindex makes the changes on the site, month to month with no setup fee, and the size of the fix sets the figure.

Google penalty recovery runs on one of three clocks.

A penalty

Lifted when Google accepts the review request, several days or weeks after it is sent.

A change on the site

Judged again as Google recrawls the pages put right, which takes a few days to a few weeks by Google’s account.

A core update

The lift usually shows at a later core update, months after the site changes. Google has rolled out nine since March 2024.

The dates the numbers are checked are set before the work starts, so the waiting has an end.

A fishing magazine whose pages had dropped out of Google.

120October 2025, as the work began

7,400August 2026

Visits a month from Google, as Ahrefs estimates them. Its project on Upwork

Month to month, and everything stays yours.

  1. No set contract. The work runs month to month, with no setup fee, and stops at the end of any month.
  2. The numbers first. Before the work starts: the searches and numbers it is judged on, and the dates they are checked.
  3. Read in your accounts. Clicks and impressions in your own Search Console for the pages that fell, then your leads and sales.
  4. Each month, the list. What was changed on the site, and what it moved.
  5. Yours. The site, the domain, Search Console and every account stay in your name.
  6. Not your competitor too. We take no site that competes with yours for the same searches, because two sites cannot both win them back.

What owners ask before they hire

Is it a project or a retainer?

Both, in that order. The diagnosis is one fixed fee, $3,000 to $6,000, agreed on the call before it starts. The recovery work after it, $2,500 to $4,000 a month, runs month to month for as long as you want it.

Can you promise the traffic comes back?

Nobody can, because Google decides. What is fixed before the work starts is what it is judged on and the dates it is checked, so you know early whether it is working.

Should I start again on a new domain?

Not before the diagnosis. A new domain starts without the links and history the old one earned, and an update judged the pages, which would move with it.

What access does the diagnosis need?

Read access to your Search Console, as a user you add and can remove. The fixes need access to the site, which stays in your name.

What happens when I stop?

The work stops at the end of that month. What was fixed stays fixed, and every account was always yours.

Send the site and the date it fell.

With anything that changed around then.

Tell me what changed

Or email info@seopenaltyremovalcompany.com, or call +1 (646) 941-5687.

Tell me what changed

Send the site and the date your Google traffic fell.