We put it in black and white.

What we tell you that other firms will not

Before you spend a dollar with us, you hear three things most firms keep out of the sales call.

• What cannot be removed. A news story from a real outlet almost never comes down. Neither does a truthful review, or a government record the law requires to stay public. If your problem is one of those, we say so on day one and show you what suppression can and cannot do instead.
• What will not rank. A thin press release. A profile nobody links to. A site with nothing behind it. We will not bill you to build things search engines and AI assistants have already decided to ignore.
• What is not worth your money. Some problems fade on their own. Some are cheaper to fix yourself with our free guides. When that is true, we say it and point you there.

A reputation firm that shades the truth is selling you the disease. We would rather lose the engagement than oversell it, and that policy has turned out to be the best sales tool we have.

What the standard package costs

Our standard reputation package is $1,888 for a full year of service, and we publish that number so you never have to sit through a sales call to hear it. It covers content removal where the material is eligible, suppression of what cannot come down, monitoring, and ongoing support. If something new surfaces during your campaign, we handle it at no extra charge. Financing is available, so you can spread the cost into easy monthly payments instead of paying all at once. Larger jobs, such as court-record cleanups, are priced separately and can be financed the same way.

People often come to us after being sued in civil court. Even when cases are dropped and they are never found liable, court filings can follow them across the first page of Google. The lawsuit is over. The internet has not noticed. Before finding us, many people receive massive quotes from large reputation firms. We take on this work with financing built in so it never strains your budget, and we pursue complete removal of eligible filings. A dropped case that names no wrongdoing should not define the search results for someone who was never found liable.

The founder touches everything

At a big firm, the person who sold you the strategy is rarely the person doing the work. Here, a specialist handles the day to day and Drew reviews every project weekly, so the strategy and the execution stay connected to one name. When you ask a question, you reach a person who already knows your story.

Plenty of reputation problems are a single, finite job: one court record, one bad review situation, one branded-search cleanup. Paying twelve months of fees for a few weeks of work helps the agency and nobody else. We price by the job, publish our cost ranges openly, and you approve the number before any work starts. See what that produces.

The hardest part of a reputation problem is how alone it makes you feel. We understand that firsthand, because some of the people on this team have lived it. They have searched their own name and felt their stomach drop. They have rebuilt after a public case, a harsh headline, or a filing that would not go away. That experience shows up in how we work: patient, honest, and free of judgment.

Discretion is the brand

We don't name clients. That's the point. We work with people in high-profile and sensitive situations: executives mid-crisis, public figures, people rebuilding after the worst chapter of their lives. You will not find their names on this site. Our case studies are anonymized as policy, never as absence of proof.

Public reviews are different. The people below chose to put their names on the record, and we are grateful they did.