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You built your reputation.
Now own it.

Your customers shouldn’t have to leave your site to trust you. Authyr puts reviews tied to a recorded visit on your own website — signed the moment they’re written, so nobody can quietly change them. And a bad review never ambushes you — it reaches you privately first, with up to 30 days to make it right before it goes public.

Got a bad review you can’t shake? See if it can come down, free →

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Your reputation

● Live

Authyr Score

Built from recorded visits

MR

Maria R. · AC repair

“Same-day call, found it in ten minutes, charged exactly what he quoted.”

Visit recorded

Sealed & signed

Anyone can verify it

Why do your customers have to leave to trust you?

Someone’s on your website with their wallet out. Then they go check Google — and the verdict on your business gets formed somewhere you don’t control, from reviews nobody verified.

Your Google Business Profile

Owned by Google

  • ✕Move your reviews elsewhereCan’t
  • ✕Remove a review you know is fakeDenied
  • ✕Stop a competitor’s ad on your pagePay up
  • ✕Keep it if they change the rulesNo say

Your Authyr record

Owned by you

  • ✓Lives on your own siteYours
  • ✓Every review starts from a recorded visitVerified
  • ✓30 days to fix a complaint privatelyFair
  • ✓Nobody can pay to move itUnbuyable

Deleting reviews isn’t the fix. Proving good work is.

Your feed is full of ads promising to make bad reviews disappear. The part they skip: only Google removes a Google review, and only when it breaks Google’s rules — not because a business disagrees with it. Whoever you pay, an honest one-star stays up. Authyr works the other way around: every review starts from a recorded visit, so an honest business finally gets credit for the work it actually did.

Free: see if your review can come down → We built the one move removal companies make into a free tool. Google, Yelp and Trustpilot.

Paying to remove reviews

Fighting the last review

  • ✕Who decides what comes downGoogle
  • ✕An honest bad reviewStays up
  • ✕Proof your good reviews are realNone
  • ✕When the next one landsStart over

Owning the record

Built on the work you did

  • ✓Every review starts from a recorded visitCheckable
  • ✓Good work adds up to a record you keepYours
  • ✓A bad review gets answered, not buriedHonest
  • ✓Anyone can check it without your wordSigned

Before you pay to remove a review →

Three steps. No new software to learn.

It runs off the customers and payments you already have.

1

They pay you like normal

A card payment, a booking, or a tap on the stand at your counter. That’s the proof they were really your customer.

2

They review in one tap

A link on their phone — no app, no account, no password. Most finish before they leave the driveway.

3

It lands on your site

Signed so nobody can quietly change it: SHA-256 fingerprinted, signed, and anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain every hour. If it’s a bad one, you get 30 days to make it right — privately, first.

What the record actually looks like.

Not a star average — a live, auditable picture built from recorded visits.

Authyr Score

Every point traceable to a receipt

Verified visits

Every one recorded at the time

Score trend

Climbing as you resolve

Resolution rate

Complaints you actually fixed

Day 8 of 30

Private window still open

Sealed & signed

SHA-256 · Bitcoin-anchored · anyone can verify it

Every review starts from a visit.

Every review is tied to a recorded visit — a payment, a booking, or a scan at the counter. A stranger typing into a review box has nothing to attach it to.

They were there

Tied to a recorded visit — already more than any review site asks for.

They booked and paid

Two separate signals agree the visit actually happened.

They were there

Confirmed three ways — the strongest proof, ready for a bank or a court.

The good, the bad, and the ugly are what make a business real.

Nobody trusts a flawless five stars — it’s as hollow as no reviews at all. A record you can’t rig, not even you, is the only one worth believing. And the bad ones reach you privately first — up to 30 days to make them right before they publish. So keep all of it.

Own the proof.

Stop sending customers somewhere else to decide whether you’re worth calling.