The price is for a written decision and the evidence behind it. You submit the appeal from your own account, so the price does not include access, submission, or a promise about Google's decision.
A written second read before you touch the appeal box.
You already appealed, or you have a denial and you are not sure another attempt is worth it.
Every finding, the evidence, and an appeal draft you can submit yourself.
You have a suspension notice and you want the full picture before you spend an attempt.
For the attempt you cannot afford to get wrong.
You have one attempt left, or you have already been denied and expect Google to ask again.
| Included | Second Opinion · $49 | Evidence Audit · $99 | Appeal Pack · $149 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $49 | $99 | $149 |
| Written go/no-go | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Top five fixes | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full finding list with URLs | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Appeal draft | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Submission checklist | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Denial review within 30 days | — | — | ✓ |
| Turnaround | 1 business day | 1 business day | 2 business days |
| Account access | None | None | None |
| Best for | A second read | The full case | The last attempt |
A dash means not included. An em dash is not a judgment about your case.
The cheap end of this market sells a template. The expensive end sells a done-for-you service that logs in, edits, and submits. Both make sense for someone. This sits between them: a human read of your public store and notice, a written decision, and a draft you control.
The trade-off is real. You do the submission. I do not see the inside of your account, so I cannot promise what a reviewer will do. What I can do is tell you, before you spend the attempt, whether the evidence is strong enough to send.
It is the simplest way to make the honest answer safe for both of us. I am not paid to tell you to appeal. I am paid to tell you what is true about the public store, and then to write the best case the evidence supports.
Read the exact refund policyThis site does not take a card. You send the case, I confirm the scope, and you receive a payment link. Nothing is charged before you approve the scope. If a hosted checkout link is configured for the tier, the confirmation page will show it.
If you need an invoice or a different payment route, email support@merchantfix.online.
If the answer is not here, email support@merchantfix.online. I reply in writing, usually within one business day.
Because you submit the appeal and I never touch your account. You are paying for the reading, the judgment, and the writing. A done-for-you service carries access, handling, and submission risk — and usually a much higher price. If you want someone to log in and run the case, I am not the right fit.
One business day starts when the payment clears and the intake is complete, Monday to Friday, excluding Indian public holidays. If you send the case on Friday evening, the clock starts on Monday. If I miss the promised date, the refund policy applies automatically.
Yes. If you buy the Second Opinion and then decide you want the full audit, email me with the order ID and pay the difference. You do not lose the first read; it becomes part of the audit.
The site takes the case first and does not charge you. I read the intake, confirm that I can help, and send a payment link. If the case is outside the scope — for example, a platform other than Google Merchant Center — I say so before you pay.
The audit is free. That is the decline promise: if my written go/no-go says NOT YET, the fee for that audit is refunded in full. You keep the work. I would rather lose the fee than sell a letter that wastes an attempt.
No subscription. After delivery, I may offer a re-read of changed pages or a monitoring re-scan, but only if you ask. Nothing renews automatically, and there is no hidden retainer.