Glassdoor

Remove fake and malicious reviews from Glassdoor

If a review on your Glassdoor employer profile is fake, defamatory, or posted in bad faith, we prepare the flag, file it with Glassdoor’s content team, and manage it until it’s resolved.

What we remove

Violations we take on for Glassdoor

Fake reviews from non-employees

Defamatory and harassing reviews

Misleading and fabricated claims

Reviews naming private individuals

Review-bombing and coordinated attacks

The process

How removal works on Glassdoor

Glassdoor moderates reviews under its Community Guidelines, which require first-hand employment experience and prohibit defamation, profanity, and identifying private individuals by name. Reviews can be flagged from your employer account, and Glassdoor’s content team re-reviews each flagged item against the guidelines. A strong flag pinpoints the exact guideline violated and supports it with evidence — such as records showing the reviewer never worked at your company. We prepare that evidence, file the flag, and escalate through follow-up channels if the first pass is unsuccessful.

Note: honest reviews from real current or former employees generally can’t be removed — and we’ll tell you that upfront. If you’re not sure where your case stands, we advise on the right path during the free assessment.

Have a malicious review on Glassdoor? Get a free assessment.

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DISCLOSURES

Retractly pursues removal only of reviews and content that violate a platform’s own published content policies. We do not remove or suppress truthful reviews, create or purchase reviews, or offer incentives in exchange for reviews of any particular sentiment.

All removal decisions are made solely by the relevant platform. Outcomes vary by case and depend on each platform’s policies and review process. No specific result is promised or implied. Fees apply only to successful removals as defined in our Terms of Service.

Retractly is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Our services consist of preparing and submitting content-policy reports through each platform’s official reporting channels. If you believe you have a legal claim such as defamation, consult a licensed attorney.

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