Amazon, Meta, Google, TikTok Shop and payment processors all screen by software first. Their software used to read words. Now it reads meaning. What follows is read by a person, and that person is looking for documentation.
Listing Rescue, in 48 hours. For a suppressed listing: every failing line ruled and reworded to the strongest wording allowed, and a signed file to submit with it. If the platform flags the same line again within 30 days, we redo it free. $1,250 flat. This is the file an appeal is built on. You or your appeal writer files it. We do not file the appeal, and nobody outside the platform can promise reinstatement.
Not suppressed yet? Listing Clean rules up to 3 Amazon listings or product pages in 5 business days, $950, and the full fee counts toward the audit if you order it within 30 days. Whole brand at risk: the full audit, $3,500, up to 10 products on every channel. A letter from the FDA or FTC: letter response. More than 3 listings or 10 products? We price it in writing before we start. Prices in USD.
Paste the takedown, suppression, ad rejection or processor email and the copy it was about. Confirm your work email and you get a free first read: the phrases most likely behind it, the rule each one breaks, and what the platform's policy calls it.
Back to selling
A suppressed listing earns nothing while it is down. Listing Rescue rules every flagged line in 48 hours and rewords it to the strongest wording the rules allow, with the benefit kept, so the appeal goes in with the fix already made and the copy can still sell when the listing is back. Nobody outside the platform can promise it comes back.
The listing is suppressed and stops earning.
Every flagged line, with the rule it ran into and the strongest wording allowed.
You or your appeal writer send it, with the signed file behind it.
On wording that keeps the benefit and is written for the next read.
What did the copy say, and what rule did it run into?
What changed, exactly, and when?
Why will this not happen again?
Every gatekeeper screens in two steps: software first, then a person who decides. Unclear wording reads as risk to both.
Every flagged line comes back at the strongest wording the standard allows, so the listing can return with the benefit it was selling.
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