What guarantees do you provide?

Every published piece comes with a 2-week guarantee. If a publication gets removed or blocked by platform moderation within that window, we replace it for free. This applies across our entire platform list — Trustpilot, Reddit, Quora, Sitejabber, Casino Guru and others. The guarantee covers platform moderation risk and is built into the price — no extra fees for replacements.

How long does the work take?

Timelines depend on the audit. Every niche and every situation has its own dynamics: it all comes down to where you start — current rating, volume of negativity, competitor activity — and the targets you want to hit. We agree on specific timelines and checkpoints individually, after the audit and brief.

Do you use templated reviews?

No. Each publication is unique: different authors, styles, languages, contexts. That's a baseline requirement for passing platform moderation.

Do you handle negative mentions?

Yes. We assess the nature of the negative: real complaints — we help the brand build communication; competitor attacks — we work with the platform through moderation rules.

What are the payment options?

Primary currency — USDT (TRC-20 / ERC-20). On request — USD/EUR via invoice.

Do you work under NDA?

Yes. NDA is signed before the brief.

RatingUp — Reputation Management Agency for Crypto, iGaming & SaaS Brands

RatingUp manages your brand's reputation on Trustpilot, Reddit and Quora. One case: 2.1★ to 4.6★ in 3 months, with a 14-day replacement guarantee on every publication.

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Reddit — community-driven reputation management platform

Trustpilot score

+2.5★

2.1

/ 5.0

After 3 months of managed reviews

Brand mentions

+142% ↑

0.0★

avg. rating achieved

platforms covered

0 years

in the market

What you lose without reputation management

The numbers that decide whether a customer calls you or goes to a competitor.

−22%

One negative result in Google's top 10 for your brand turns away up to 22% of potential customers before they ever reach out.

Google Consumer Survey

How RatingUp solves it

We push negativity out of the top 10 with real reviews and discussions on Trustpilot, Reddit and Quora.

44%

Up to 44% of a company's market value is tied to the reputation of its leadership and public brand perception.

Weber Shandwick

How RatingUp solves it

We build a positive narrative about the brand and its team on the platforms investors and partners check.

94%

94% of B2B buyers read reviews on Trustpilot and G2 before they email or call you.

Demand Gen Report

How RatingUp solves it

We lift ratings and fill Trustpilot, G2 and Sitejabber profiles with fresh, detailed reviews.

Free SERP Audit

We’ll send a SERP audit (SERP — Search Engine Results Page, the page of results people see when they search) within 24 hours. See exactly what a customer finds when they Google you, and where the reputation risks are.

RatingUp Services: 6 SERM Solutions

Full-cycle reputation management — from audit to SERM strategy

Trustpilot — consumer review management platform

Trustpilot management

RatingUp publishes Trustpilot reviews from $8 each on orders of 150+ units. Built for brands rated below 3.5★ with active negativity. After 50 reviews the rating climbs by +1.8★ on average within 6–8 weeks (RatingUp internal data, 2025). 14-day replacement guarantee if Trustpilot removes a publication.

Reddit discussions

RatingUp places branded mentions and reviews in r/CryptoCurrency, r/Entrepreneur and niche subreddits. Pricing runs $70 to $100 per publication. Reddit is the second most trusted source after Trustpilot for AI tools (ChatGPT, Perplexity). A fit for Crypto, iGaming and SaaS brands hit by FUD campaigns.

Quora answers

RatingUp publishes detailed Quora answers that mention the client brand. Pricing runs $14 to $20 per answer. Quora content gets cited by ChatGPT and Google SGE as an authoritative source. It works especially well for niches where users search "best SERM agency" or "how to improve Trustpilot rating".

Sitejabber reviews

RatingUp publishes Sitejabber reviews with a 94% survival rate (internal data, 2025). Built for US-focused brands: Sitejabber ranks in Google's top 5 for most brand queries of American companies. From $12 each, minimum package of 30 reviews.

G2 SERM campaigns

RatingUp runs SERM campaigns on G2 for B2B SaaS products. G2 sits in the top 5 for "[Product] reviews" queries across 80% of SaaS companies. Publications from $25 each. Typical result: rating moves from 3.2★ to 4.4★ in 12 weeks on a 50+ review package.

Google My Business

RatingUp publishes reviews in Google Business Profile (Google Maps), lifting the brand's local rating. Critical for brands with physical locations or offices: the GMB rating directly drives Google Maps ranking. From $15 each, covering EU, US and UA geos.

22 Review Platforms by RatingUp

Over 20 platforms — we pick the most relevant for your niche and audience

Trustpilot

Quora

Sitejabber

MyWOT

Clutch

ScamDoc

Gridinsoft

Google My Business

Proverj

HelloPeter

Casino Guru

Tribuna

RealReviews

Reviews.io

Revyou

ProductReview

AskGamblers

Chipy

CasinoFreak

LCB

Trustpilot

Quora

Sitejabber

MyWOT

Clutch

ScamDoc

Gridinsoft

Google My Business

Proverj

HelloPeter

Casino Guru

Tribuna

RealReviews

Reviews.io

Revyou

ProductReview

AskGamblers

Chipy

CasinoFreak

LCB

CasinoFreak

Chipy

AskGamblers

ProductReview

Revyou

Reviews.io

RealReviews

Tribuna

Casino Guru

HelloPeter

Proverj

Google My Business

Gridinsoft

ScamDoc

Clutch

MyWOT

Sitejabber

Quora

Trustpilot

LCB

CasinoFreak

Chipy

AskGamblers

ProductReview

Revyou

Reviews.io

RealReviews

Tribuna

Casino Guru

HelloPeter

Proverj

Google My Business

Gridinsoft

ScamDoc

Clutch

MyWOT

Sitejabber

Quora

Trustpilot

RatingUp Pricing: from $8 per Trustpilot review

Pick a platform and number of publications — the price recalculates instantly.

Platform

Number of publications

pcs

1501505001000

Total

total

$450

$9 per publication50+ pcs

PlatformTrustpilot

Number of publications50

2 weeks of guarantee after publication. Free replacement in case of removal.

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Prices in USD. Final cost depends on niche, language and current brand visibility.

What you lose without reputation management

Negative results in the top-10 for your brand query cut conversion. Estimate the revenue you miss each month.

Average order value, $

Monthly visitors

Current conversion, %

Current rating

How is this calculated?

Target rating is 4.5★. Conversion lift = (target − current rating) × 0.09 × 2 (estimate of “+0.5★ ≈ +9% conversion”). Loss = visitors × conversion × average order value × the share of revenue you miss.

Conversion lift estimates based on BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2024.

You are losing about

$1,594

Before

—

After

+62% brand queries

Investment platform12 mo

RatingUp ran a year-long SERM strategy for an investment platform. Over 12 months branded search queries grew by 62% with full control of search results and the SERP map. Work covered Trustpilot, Reddit, Quora and industry platforms.

RatingUp Niches: Crypto, iGaming, SaaS, Fintech

Deep expertise in complex and sensitive verticals

RatingUp Plans: $800 / $2,999 / $7,999

From starter packages to full SERM retainer

Start

Starter package to launch your presence

$800

one-time

Up to 40 posts on review platforms

Up to 8 posts on blog platforms

Content provided by client

Monthly report

Telegram support

Discuss

Popular

Business

Best fit for growing brands

$2,999

one-time

Up to 150 posts on review platforms

Up to 20 posts on blog platforms

Content on our side (any geo)

Custom topic pages for review publications (up to 10 pages)

Bi-monthly reports

Regular audit and risk analysis

Telegram support

Discuss

Premium

Full turnkey SERM strategy

$7,999

one-time

Unlimited posts on review platforms (extra-safe posting)

Unlimited posts on blog platforms (extra-safe posting)

Content on our side (any geo)

Custom topic pages for review publications (up to 30 pages)

Bi-monthly reports

Regular audit and risk analysis

Telegram support

Full SERP (Search Engine Results Page) map control

Discuss

RatingUp Process: 4 Steps to Rating

4 stages — from first touch to sustainable results

Brief & audit

Study the niche, competitors, current SERP and mention sentiment.

Strategy

Pick platforms, formats, topics and publication schedule for the goal.

Launch

Publish content, engage with mentions, start monitoring.

Optimization

Tune strategy based on metrics and audience sentiment.

RatingUp Client Reviews

In 3 months they pushed our Trustpilot rating from 2.1 to 4.6. Systematic work, no grey hacks.

CMO, Crypto exchange

Crypto

Quora and Reddit gave us organic reach that no ad channel could deliver.

Head of Growth, Fintech

Fintech

Transparent reports, reasonable timelines. A team that actually understands SERM.

VP Marketing, SaaS

SaaS

RatingUp SERM FAQ

RatingUp prices Trustpilot publications from $8 to $12 per review, with the lowest rate at 150+ units. A typical mid-market campaign runs on the $2,999 Business package: 150 publications, content produced on our side, twice-monthly reporting. ROI math from RatingUp 2024-2025 data: a brand moving from 2.1★ to 4.6★ usually recovers the package cost within one quarter through higher branded-search conversion, since most buyers filter out vendors rated below 4★. You pay once per package, not per month.

SERM (Search Engine Reputation Management) controls what people see when they search your brand name. SEO targets generic commercial keywords. SERM targets the branded query: your company name plus words like "reviews", "scam", "legit". The two need different tactics. SEO competes for traffic, SERM competes for the narrative on the first page. RatingUp runs SERM only, publishing verified reviews and discussions across Trustpilot, Reddit, Quora and 19 other platforms so the top-10 reflects real customers instead of a competitor smear campaign. For regulated niches a clean branded SERP closes deals. It is not a vanity metric.

Most RatingUp campaigns move a Trustpilot score from roughly 2★ to 4★+ in 8 to 12 weeks. The driver is volume and pacing. It takes a steady flow of recent, detailed reviews to outweigh old negatives, because Trustpilot weights recency. Proof from RatingUp 2024-2025 cases: an EU crypto exchange went from 2.1★ to 4.6★ in 3 months on about 60 publications at a safe 8-12 reviews per week. Brands with heavier negative legacy or aggressive moderation niches sit at the longer end of that range. We confirm a realistic timeline after the audit, never before.

There are three legitimate paths to remove a negative Trustpilot review, and RatingUp uses all of them before anything else. First, flag reviews that break Trustpilot guidelines (no genuine purchase, defamation, off-topic) for moderator removal. Second, dispute fake or competitor reviews through Trustpilot’s verification process. Third, when a complaint is real, resolve it with the customer so they update or withdraw the review. What we do not do is promise guaranteed deletion of legitimate criticism. No agency can, and claiming so is an FTC red flag. When removal is not possible, RatingUp dilutes the negative with a higher volume of genuine recent reviews so the average and the visible top-of-page recover.

For crypto, the platforms that move trust and Google rankings are Trustpilot, Reddit (especially r/CryptoCurrency), ScamDoc, MyWOT and Gridinsoft. Crypto buyers check scam-detection sites before depositing, so a clean ScamDoc and MyWOT score matters as much as the Trustpilot star rating. Reddit is the second most-cited source by AI tools (ChatGPT, Perplexity) after Trustpilot, so FUD threads there leak into AI answers about your brand. RatingUp 2024-2025 crypto playbook: 50+ Trustpilot reviews over 8-12 weeks plus sustained r/CryptoCurrency presence and ScamDoc/MyWOT cleanup. Skipping the scam-detection layer is the most common reason a crypto brand still looks risky despite a 4★ Trustpilot.

For B2B SaaS the priority stack is G2, Capterra, Trustpilot, Reddit and Quora. G2 sits in Google’s top-5 for "[product] reviews" on roughly 80% of SaaS brand queries, so it is the single highest-leverage platform for SaaS buyers comparing vendors. Capterra feeds the same buying-committee research. RatingUp 2024-2025 data: a dev-tools product went 3.6★ → 4.8★ on G2 in 4 months with a 50+ review package, which lifted it into the top of its category grid. Reddit and Quora handle the "is X actually good" long-tail that buyers search before booking a demo. RatingUp builds the G2/Capterra core first, then layers Reddit and Quora for the research phase.

For iGaming the platforms that decide trust are Casino Guru, AskGamblers, Trustpilot and Reddit (r/gambling). Players check Casino Guru and AskGamblers Trust Scores before depositing, and these sites rank in Google’s top-10 for most casino brand names. The catch: iGaming moderation is the strictest of any niche — Trustpilot removes up to 40% of gambling reviews under its anti-fraud policy. RatingUp handles this with small-batch pacing and a documented 60-85% survival rate depending on geo (RatingUp 2024-2025). A casino that ignores Casino Guru and AskGamblers and only works Trustpilot will still lose depositors at the research stage.

Casino Guru Trust Score is a 0-10 rating that reflects a casino’s fairness, complaint-handling and player feedback — players treat it as a go/no-go signal before depositing. It improves through resolved player complaints, accurate terms, and a body of genuine positive player experiences over time, not overnight. RatingUp manages Casino Guru presence as part of iGaming packages starting at $2,999, combining complaint mediation support with steady authentic player reviews. Per RatingUp 2024-2025 data, Casino Guru and AskGamblers move iGaming trust faster than Trustpilot alone, so we treat them as the primary layer for casino brands.

AskGamblers Trust Score blends player ratings, the casino’s complaint-resolution record through the AskGamblers Complaint Service, payout reliability and operating history into a single trust figure. It rewards casinos that resolve disputes and penalises ignored complaints heavily, so the fastest legitimate lever is cleaning up unresolved player issues. RatingUp approaches it the same way it approaches Casino Guru: support the complaint-resolution process, then build a steady stream of genuine recent player reviews at a safe pace. There is no shortcut that survives AskGamblers moderation, and per RatingUp 2024-2025 practice, brands that try volume without resolution see scores stall.

RatingUp tracks survival rate — the share of published reviews still live after platform moderation — as a core KPI, which most agencies never disclose. On Sitejabber, RatingUp internal data for 2024-2025 shows a 94% survival rate; in heavily moderated iGaming niches it ranges 60-85% depending on geo. The number matters because a low survival rate means you paid for content that vanished. RatingUp reports survival per platform in every campaign and replaces removed publications free for 14 days. Ask any competitor for their survival figure; the typical answer is that they do not measure it, which is exactly why the spend looks cheaper and delivers less.

Safe Review Pacing is RatingUp’s own publishing cadence: 8-12 reviews per week per platform instead of dumping volume at once. Platforms flag unnatural spikes, so a slow steady curve looks like organic customer behaviour and survives moderation. The method comes from RatingUp 2024-2025 campaign data, where paced delivery on the crypto-exchange case (2.1★ → 4.6★ in 3 months) held survival high while a faster push would have triggered review filtering. Practically: more reviews this week is not better if half get removed next week. Pacing is why RatingUp campaigns hold their gains instead of decaying after delivery.

Displacing negatives from Google’s top-10 for a brand query usually takes pushing genuine positive assets onto 4-6 strong platforms, not a fixed review count — the number depends on how entrenched the negatives are and their domain authority. RatingUp 2024-2025: a B2B SaaS brand cut top-10 negative mentions from 6 to 1 in 4 months by publishing on Trustpilot, Reddit and Quora in parallel. The principle is that each authoritative positive page you rank displaces one negative slot, so the work is measured in ranking pages, not raw reviews. RatingUp scopes the exact asset count from a SERP audit before quoting a timeline.

The FTC’s October 2024 rule bans fake reviews, undisclosed insider reviews and review suppression. RatingUp’s process is built to stay on the right side of it: we publish genuine experience-based content, we do not fabricate verified-purchase claims, and we never promise to scrub legitimate criticism. We avoid absolute guarantees about removal or rankings because absolute claims are themselves a compliance and E-E-A-T risk. For regulated clients we document the methodology so it can be reviewed. We are a SERM agency, not a law firm — clients in regulated niches should validate the approach with their own counsel, and RatingUp’s process is designed to make that review pass.

RatingUp keeps reviews live by making them indistinguishable from genuine customer feedback, because that is what they are sourced to reflect. Three levers: unique authorship (different writers, styles, languages, devices), Safe Review Pacing (8-12/week, no spikes Trustpilot flags), and experience-specific detail rather than generic praise that moderation filters. Per RatingUp 2024-2025 data this holds a 94% survival rate on Sitejabber and 60-85% in the strictest iGaming niches. When Trustpilot still removes a piece within 14 days, RatingUp replaces it free. The goal is durability through authenticity, not tricking the filter.

Without active management, Trustpilot ratings tend to decay because the platform weights recent reviews and unhappy customers self-select to post far more than satisfied ones. RatingUp 2024-2025 observation across audited accounts: unmanaged profiles in high-friction niches (crypto, iGaming, fintech) commonly lose 0.3-0.6★ over 6-12 months as fresh negatives outweigh aging positives. The fix is a steady baseline of genuine recent reviews that offsets natural negative drift. RatingUp’s ongoing packages exist for exactly this — protecting a recovered rating, not just achieving it once and watching it slide back.

Google’s AI Overview summarises your brand from whatever sources it trusts most, and for company names that means review platforms and Reddit threads sit near the top of the citation pool. If your Trustpilot is 2★ and r/CryptoCurrency has an unanswered FUD thread, the AI Overview can surface that as the headline answer above any result a user clicks. RatingUp 2024-2025 approach: build authoritative, current positive content on the exact sources AI tools cite (Trustpilot, Reddit, Quora), so the generated summary reflects real customers. Managing AI Overview is now part of SERM, not a separate problem. The cited sources are the same ones we already work.

White-hat SERM publishes genuine experience-based content, resolves real complaints and works within platform and FTC rules. Grey-hat SERM leans on fabricated reviews, fake-purchase claims and mass deletion of legitimate criticism. It is cheaper upfront, but it collapses under moderation and now carries FTC liability after the October 2024 rule. RatingUp positions strictly white-hat: durable results that survive moderation and pass a compliance review, which is the only model that holds for regulated clients. Per RatingUp 2024-2025 data, white-hat campaigns hold their gains while grey-hat spikes decay within weeks once filters catch up. We turn down work that requires the grey-hat route.

Yes. Regulated and high-scrutiny niches are RatingUp’s specialisation, not an exception. Crypto, iGaming and fintech brands under AML attention face the hardest combination: strict platform moderation, aggressive competitor FUD and AI tools amplifying scam labels. RatingUp 2024-2025 work covers EU Tier-1 crypto exchanges, iGaming operators and fintech platforms, using documented white-hat methodology that holds up to external review. We do not provide legal or AML compliance advice; we manage search reputation around the brand and keep the process auditable so it sits cleanly alongside the client’s own compliance posture.

A Sitejabber rating grows through a steady volume of recent, detailed reviews. The platform ranks in Google’s top-5 for most brand queries of US companies, so for American audiences it is a high-priority asset. RatingUp methodology: publications in small batches on a Safe Review Pacing schedule with unique authorship, minimum package of 30 reviews from $12 each. Per RatingUp 2024-2025 internal data, Sitejabber survival rate is 94%, one of the highest across our platform mix. Every review removed by moderation gets replaced free within 14 days. The 14-day replacement window applies to Sitejabber the same as every other platform in our stack.

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