Pricing that scales with your goals.
Reputation work isn’t one-size-fits-all. We build a custom program around your objectives and your budget — and price content removal by the case.
Two ways we price.
Almost everything we do can be tailored to nearly any budget. The model just depends on the kind of work.
Custom Reputation Programs
ORM, SEO, GEO, brand, and autocomplete work, built into one program and scaled to your budget. The more you invest, the more media and effort we put to work — and the effects compound over time.
- Tailored to your goals and your budget
- Covers ORM, SEO, GEO, brand & autocomplete
- Scales up as budget allows — more media, more effort
- Compounding results that build a durable advantage
- Ongoing strategy, execution, and defense
Content Removal
Removals are priced by the work itself — the platforms involved, the number of links, the complexity, and how fast you need it gone. No retainer required to get started.
- Quoted per case, not per month
- Priced by platform, links & complexity
- Standard or expedited timelines
- A transparent quote before any work begins
- No long-term contract required to engage us
More budget. More media. Compounding momentum.
With a program, spend doesn’t just buy a single deliverable — it builds on itself. A larger budget funds more content, more platforms, and more sustained effort, and each layer makes the next one more effective. The visibility you build this quarter keeps working for you the next.
- More budget funds more owned content and media
- More platforms covered means more of the results you own
- Sustained effort accelerates results month over month
- The advantage you build is durable — it keeps paying off
- Reputation Management$5–15k/mo
- Brand Management$3–10k/mo
- SEO / GEO$2–5k/mo
- Autocomplete Prediction$2–5k/mo
- Content Removal$6k+/URL avg
- Review Removal$950/review avg
Every service, and how it’s priced.
Five of our six services run as a scaled program; content removal is the one priced per case.
Reputation Management
An always-on program that monitors, builds, and protects your reputation across search and review platforms.
Online Brand Narratives (SEO)
Owned, optimized content that ranks for your name and brand — and pushes down what you don’t want seen.
AI-Narrative Control (GEO)
Shaping how AI engines describe you, so assistants and answer engines tell an accurate story.
Autocomplete Predictions
Influencing the suggestions that appear beneath your name or brand in search.
Brand Management
Ongoing stewardship of how your brand looks and reads everywhere it appears online.
Content Removal
Taking damaging content, reviews, and personal information off the web at the source.
What shapes your investment.
Whether it’s a program or a removal, the same handful of factors decide what your work costs.
Scope & ambition
How much ground you want to cover, and how fast you want to get there.
Volume of work
Assets and platforms for a program; links and sites for a removal. More volume, more effort.
Difficulty & competition
How entrenched the problem is, or how competitive your name and terms are to rank for.
Timeline
Standard timelines have one price; accelerated work that has to land fast costs more.
Custom pricing, never unpredictable pricing.
A tailored quote shouldn’t mean a mystery invoice. Here’s what holds true on every engagement.
A transparent quote upfront
You’ll see exactly what’s included, and what it costs, before you commit.
No hidden fees
The number we quote is the number — no surprise add-ons mid-engagement.
Scoped before you start
We define the goals, the work, and the timeline together, in writing.
100% confidential
Your situation and your engagement stay private, from first call onward.
Scope. Quote. Build. Scale.
How an engagement comes together, from first conversation to compounding results.
Scope your goals
We learn what you’re up against and what a win looks like for you.
Get your custom quote
A transparent plan and price built around your goals and budget — programs scaled to spend, removals quoted by the case.
Build & execute
We put your budget to work across the right services and platforms.
Scale & defend
As results compound, we expand coverage and hold the ground you’ve gained.
A track record worth investing in.
Pricing is custom, but the standard isn’t. This is the team your investment is backing.
Chosen by individuals, executives, founders, and brands who treat reputation as an asset worth funding.
Pricing questions, answered.
The most common things people ask before they request a quote.
How much does it cost?
It depends on your goals and your budget. We build a custom quote rather than sell fixed packages — programs scale with your investment, and removals are priced per case. As a rough guide, typical client campaigns fall in these ranges:
- Reputation Management$5–15k/mo
- Brand Management$3–10k/mo
- SEO / GEO$2–5k/mo
- Autocomplete Prediction$2–5k/mo
- Content Removal$6k+/URL avg
- Review Removal$950/review avg
Ranges are typical engagements, not quotes — your plan is scoped and priced to your specific goals before you commit.
Do you require a long-term contract?
What does a bigger budget actually get me?
How is content removal priced differently?
Can you work within my budget?
Will I know the price before any work begins?
Why clients choose RMC over the alternatives
Plenty of firms are strong in one lane. RMC is just as strong in those lanes, then covers the surfaces they leave behind, on far cheaper plans. Here’s an honest, side-by-side look.
- Removal at the sourceWe get content taken down where it lives, not just pushed to page two where it can resurface.
- One team, every leverRemoval, SEO, GEO, autocomplete, and reviews run from one strategy instead of separate vendors.
- Quoted per case, upfrontRemovals are priced by the work. You see the scope and the number before anything starts.
- Intelligence-ledRE² Audits score search, reviews, AI answers, and sentiment so every move is backed by data.
Capability by firm
In RMC’s assessment of publicly documented offerings as of October 2026, RMC delivers core-strength capability in 12 of 14 categories. The next closest, Status Labs, reaches core strength in 3.
- Core strength
- Strong
- Partial
- Limited
- Not offered
| Capability | RMC | NetReputation | ReputationDefender | Status Labs | Erase.com | Reputation Rhino | Removify | BrandYourself | Edelman | DIY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Content removal at the sourceArticles, posts, and pages taken down where they live | ||||||||||
| Review removalPolicy-based removal on Google, Yelp, Glassdoor, and more | ||||||||||
| Reddit, forum, and thread removal | ||||||||||
| Search suppression and positive content | ||||||||||
| AI answer visibility (GEO)What ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI Overviews say about you | ||||||||||
| Autocomplete prediction cleanup | ||||||||||
| Executive and individual reputation | ||||||||||
| Business review programsGeneration, response, and monitoring | ||||||||||
| Brand management and strategy | ||||||||||
| Earned media and PRRMC via partner network | ||||||||||
| Crisis response | ||||||||||
| Reputation intelligence auditRMC via RE² Audit | ||||||||||
| Per-case removal pricingScoped and priced per URL or review | ||||||||||
| Free consultation | ||||||||||
| Pricing model | Per case or monthly program | Custom quote | Packages and subscriptions | Custom quote | Custom quote | Custom quote | Per removal (quoted) | Self-serve plus managed | Monthly retainer | Your time |
| Typical starting point | $950/review · $6k+/URL · from $1.5k/mo | Not published | Business packages reported from ~$2k/yr | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Self-serve tiers published | Est. $15k–$45k/mo | Free |
How to read this. Read across a row, then down to the pricing footer. Where another firm shows a full dot next to RMC, you’re choosing between the same capability at a different price and commitment. Where RMC shows a fuller dot, that’s value you’d otherwise buy from a second vendor.
Method. Scores reflect RMC’s assessment of each firm’s publicly documented services, website claims, and published or third-party reported pricing as of October 2026. Capabilities that are not publicly documented are scored Limited or Not offered. Firms can request a correction through our contact page.
RMC vs. the top reputation management firms
RMC vs. NetReputation
Suppression-led ORM agency
NetReputation is a Florida-based online reputation management agency known for suppression campaigns that publish and promote positive content to push negative results down for individuals and businesses.
Large-scale suppression programs, positive content publishing, and an easy on-ramp for individuals and small businesses.
Our closest competitor on scale, service, ethics, and enterprise quality. Both firms are retainer-driven, and RMC runs suppression and positive-content programs at the same depth.
Removal, suppression, narrative, and optimization run in parallel from day one, plus globally leading AI answer (GEO) work for governments, executives, Fortune 500 brands, and startups.
The cost difference. Comparable ranges. NetReputation quotes custom. RMC programs can start as low as $1.5k per month, and removals are priced by the work (about $950 per review and $6k+ per URL on average).
Choose NetReputation if your main need is building out positive content. They are the alternative we recommend.
Choose RMC if you want every lever running at once and what AI says about you handled by the same team.
RMC vs. ReputationDefender
Privacy and ORM subscriptions
ReputationDefender is one of the oldest names in online reputation management and is part of Gen Digital, the parent of Norton and LifeLock. It’s best known for personal privacy, data-broker opt-outs, and search cleanup for individuals.
Personal privacy subscriptions, data-broker removal, monitoring, and a widely recognized consumer brand.
RMC delivers executive and individual reputation work at the same level, including search suppression and ongoing monitoring.
Case-by-case removal of the content opt-outs can’t touch, like articles, Reddit threads, and reviews, plus business-level review programs, GEO, and autocomplete.
The cost difference. Third-party sources report business packages from about $2k per year, sold as packages and subscriptions. RMC prices each removal by the work and quotes it upfront.
Choose ReputationDefender if your main concern is personal data on people-search sites and you want an ongoing privacy subscription.
Choose RMC if your problem is specific content that’s already ranking for your name and needs to come down at the source.
RMC vs. Status Labs
PR-driven reputation firm
Status Labs is an Austin-based reputation firm founded in 2012, known for executive search results, media relations, and narrative building for public figures and companies.
Earned media, executive positioning, and narrative work for high-profile people who need press coverage.
RMC matches on executive reputation, search suppression, and crisis response, and gets earned media through its partner network.
Content and review removal at the source, Reddit and forum takedowns, autocomplete cleanup, and published, per-case pricing.
The cost difference. Status Labs doesn’t publish pricing. RMC publishes typical ranges and quotes every removal before work starts.
Choose Status Labs if your priority is new press coverage and media relationships more than cleaning up what already exists.
Choose RMC if you need the negative content gone and search results fixed first, with PR layered in when it helps.
RMC vs. Erase.com
Removal and suppression specialist
Erase.com is a reputation firm focused on removing and suppressing negative links, with its brand built around content removal.
A clear removal-first focus and suppression for links that can’t be removed.
RMC is just as focused on removal at the source, with the same fallback to suppression when a platform won’t act.
A long-term program for SEO, GEO, brand, reviews, and autocomplete from the same team, so gains are defended after the takedown instead of starting over with a new vendor.
The cost difference. Erase.com quotes custom. RMC prices removals per case and publishes typical ranges for ongoing programs.
Choose Erase.com if you need a single link handled and nothing else.
Choose RMC if you want the removal plus the work that keeps your results, AI answers, and reviews clean afterward.
RMC vs. Reputation Rhino
Full-service ORM agency
Reputation Rhino is a New York-based online reputation management agency serving individuals and businesses with search suppression, review management, and crisis work.
Full-service ORM for small and mid-size businesses, with review management and suppression under one roof.
RMC matches on suppression, review programs, crisis response, and executive reputation.
Deeper removal capability (articles, Reddit threads, and policy-based review removal), plus GEO and autocomplete work that most traditional ORM agencies don’t run in-house.
The cost difference. Reputation Rhino quotes custom. RMC quotes removals per case and programs to your goals and budget.
Choose Reputation Rhino if you want a traditional ORM retainer focused on suppression and reviews.
Choose RMC if you want removal at the source plus control of what AI engines and autocomplete say about you.
RMC vs. Removify
Review and content removal firm
Removify is a removal-focused firm known for Google review and content removal, priced per removal.
Policy-based review removal, especially on Google, with a straightforward per-removal model.
RMC is just as strong on policy-based review removal across Google, Yelp, Glassdoor, and others, also priced per review.
Article, Reddit, and forum removal, search suppression when content can’t come down, GEO, autocomplete, and ongoing review generation so ratings climb after the removals.
The cost difference. Removify quotes per removal. RMC averages about $950 per review and quotes each case before work starts.
Choose Removify if you only have a handful of reviews that clearly violate platform policy.
Choose RMC if reviews are part of a bigger picture that includes search results, forums, or AI answers.
RMC vs. BrandYourself
DIY software plus managed services
BrandYourself offers self-serve reputation and privacy software alongside managed services, mostly for individuals and professionals.
Affordable self-serve tools, profile building, and privacy scans for people managing their own name.
RMC matches on individual reputation, positive profile building, and monitoring.
A senior strategist doing the work for you, plus removal at the source, review removal, crisis response, and business-level programs.
The cost difference. BrandYourself publishes self-serve tiers with managed services quoted. RMC is fully done-for-you, quoted per case or per program.
Choose BrandYourself if you’re an individual with a light cleanup and you’d rather do it yourself with software.
Choose RMC if the problem is serious enough that you want experts handling it confidentially from start to finish.
RMC vs. Edelman
Global PR and communications firm
Edelman is one of the world’s largest communications firms, founded in 1952 and headquartered in New York, known for earned media, crisis communications, and the Edelman Trust Barometer. RMC is an Edelman business development partner and uses RE² Audits for reputation intelligence.
Global earned media, corporate affairs, crisis communications, and brand strategy at enterprise scale.
RMC brings the same intelligence-led approach through the RE² Audit, which scores search, reviews, AI answers, and sentiment in one read, and handles crisis response at the same urgency.
The surfaces a PR firm usually leaves behind: content and review removal, page-one search results, AI answers, and autocomplete. All of it comes on far cheaper plans than a global retainer.
The cost difference. Third-party estimates put Edelman retainers at roughly $15k to $45k per month. RMC programs typically run $1.5k to $15k per month, with removals quoted per case.
Choose Edelman if you need global earned media and corporate affairs across many markets.
Choose RMC if you need what people and AI engines find when they search you fixed, at a fraction of an agency retainer, with the option to bring in partner PR when it’s needed.
RMC vs. Doing It Yourself
In-house or DIY
Doing it yourself means claiming profiles, answering reviews, reporting policy violations, and publishing your own content.
Free, fully in your control, and good for clear-cut policy violations and basic profile building.
RMC uses the same platform reporting channels, but knows which policies apply and how to document a case so it gets approved.
Removal options beyond standard reporting, legal and policy escalation, suppression, GEO, and autocomplete, all handled confidentially.
The cost difference. DIY costs your time. RMC’s consultation is free and every removal is quoted before work starts.
Choose DIY if the content is a clear policy violation and the platform hasn’t said no yet.
Choose RMC if the platform has already said no, the content isn’t a clear violation, or it keeps ranking for your name.
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Let’s build pricing around your goals.
Tell us what you’re trying to achieve and the budget you have in mind. We’ll come back with a transparent plan and price — and quote any content removal by the case.