BackOnMaps

Suspended on Google? Get back on Maps.

Answer a few questions and find out exactly why your listing was suspended, what to fix, and how to appeal — in plain English, for free. No agency retainer, no guesswork.

Free diagnosis 3 minutes, 10 questions No signup needed

A note on honesty: this tool diagnoses the most likely cause of your suspension based on Google's published guidelines and patterns seen across thousands of cases. It can't promise reinstatement — nobody can, including the $400 services on Fiverr. What it does is make sure you fix the real problem before you appeal, which is what actually gets listings back.

Not affiliated with Google. Google Business Profile is a trademark of Google LLC.

How it works

1

Diagnose

Answer 10 plain-English questions about your listing. The tool pinpoints the most likely suspension trigger — Google's #1 cause is the business name, and most owners never suspect it.

2

Fix the violation

Get an ordered fix list and a document checklist tailored to your situation. Appealing without fixing first is the #1 reason appeals get denied.

3

Appeal properly

Submit through Google's appeals tool with the right evidence pack. The $39 kit adds an appeal-letter generator and a re-appeal playbook if the first try fails.

The honest part nobody tells you: nobody can promise reinstatement — not us, not the $400 Fiverr sellers, not the agencies charging $750. Google decides, every time. What actually works is boring: find the real violation, fix it completely, then appeal with proper evidence. That's what this site is built around. If your listing doesn't have a real business behind it, we'll tell you straight that no appeal will save it — before you spend a dollar.

Suspension guides

Start here

Soft vs. Hard Suspension

How to tell which one hit you, what each means, and why the recovery path is different.
The big five

5 Suspension Triggers

Keyword-stuffed names, virtual addresses, duplicates, review games, info mismatches — each with fix steps.
1,000 characters

Write an Appeal Google Reads

Google caps your appeal at 1,000 characters. Here's what reviewers look for and what wastes the space.
Evidence pack

Documents Checklist

The exact evidence Google's appeals form wants — tailored for storefronts vs. service-area businesses.

Suspended in your trade?

Suspension patterns aren't random — they cluster by trade. Plumbers get hit for service-area addresses, dentists for name scrutiny, roofers as storm-spam collateral. Pick yours:

Plumbers

Highest suspension rate of any trade.

HVAC

Same SAB risk profile as plumbers.

Electricians

Category stuffing is the classic trap.

Dentists

Strict name scrutiny on listings.

Lawyers

Google's high-risk category.

Restaurants

Name and address changes trigger reviews.

Roofers

Storm-chaser filters catch legit roofers.

Locksmiths

The most-scrutinized category of all.

Other trade?

Don't see yours? The free diagnosis works for any business — tell us your trade.
The Reinstatement Kit — $39 one-time

The free diagnosis finds your problem.
The kit finishes the job.

Everything between you and a proper submission — built from real reinstatement cases, in plain English.

  • 5 appeal-letter templatesOne per suspension trigger — fill in the blanks, stay under Google's 1,000-character cap.
  • Evidence-pack checklistThe exact documents Google's appeals form wants — printable, checkbox format.
  • Re-appeal playbookDenied once? What to change, what new evidence to add, and the escalation paths.
  • "Don't get suspended again" guide7 habits that keep your listing safe once you're back on Maps.

Fiverr sellers charge $100–400 for a reinstatement.

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