A mugshot removal service gets a booking photo or arrest record out of the Google results for your name through the route that applies to each page: Google’s policy on sites that charge for removal, a state mugshot statute, the site’s own opt-out, an expungement-based update, Google’s outdated-content tool, or suppression where no removal route exists. Viral Spike Marketing starts with a written, URL-by-URL assessment marking each result removable, arguable or not removable, with the route named. The items we take on are removed or fully refunded, in writing before you pay.
Send the links. We reply by email within one business day with the assessment, the guarantee terms and a fixed quote. Confidential, and nothing is billed until you approve the written scope.
Mugshot exposure is usually several problems stacked together: the photo on aggregator sites, the arrest in a county booking log, and a paragraph in a local news outlet. Each has a different owner, policy and removal path.
Scoped after the assessment, because the plan depends on how many URLs have a removal route.
| Deliverable | What you receive | Guarantee |
|---|---|---|
| Written URL-by-URL assessment | Every result for your name on the first two pages, including images, marked removable, arguable or not removable, with the route named for each. | Delivered before anything is filed or paid for. |
| Removal requests filed and documented | Google requests under the correct policy with fee evidence attached, statutory demand letters sent as each statute requires, and each site’s own opt-out used in parallel. | The URLs we take on are removed or refunded in full. |
| Expungement follow-through | Source-page update requests and the outdated-content filing once your attorney has secured expungement or sealing. | Filed and followed up as scoped. |
| Publisher outreach | Update or unpublishing requests to news outlets where the case was resolved in your favor and you can document it. | Filed and followed up as scoped. |
| Suppression placements | Guaranteed editorial features in named outlets, approved by you before publication and indexed on Google, plus owned-site and profile work. | Published and indexed or refunded in full. |
We never pay a mugshot publisher on your behalf. If you want to work the free routes yourself first, read the step-by-step guide; we tell every client to.
Send every URL you have found, your full name and the case outcome if you know it. We reply by email within one business day. No call to book and nothing to pay for the assessment.
You receive the verdict, route and realistic timeline for each URL, the guarantee terms and a fixed price. Mugshot cases are usually priced as a project because the target list is finite. We work with budgets from $250 to $1M+.
Nothing is billed until you approve the written scope. Requests go out under the correct policy with evidence attached. For suppression placements, you approve the draft before it is submitted.
Every URL in the agreement is tracked to a decision. Any removal that does not come down, and any placement that does not publish and index, is refunded in full.
The scope names each URL as a removal request or a suppression target, with its own deliverable and refund condition.
Google’s exploitative-site policy depends on whether the site charges for removal, not on the case outcome. For a government site or news story, a dismissal helps with expungement, statutory letters and publisher update requests, but Google will not remove public-interest content on that basis alone.
Google publishes no timeline for exploitative-site requests; Florida and Georgia statutes set deadlines of 10 and 30 days; site opt-outs take days to weeks; expungement takes months. Suppression of a court or government record typically takes six to twelve months. Your assessment gives a timeline per URL.
It is quoted in writing after the free assessment, because the price follows the number of republishing sites, whether the legal record supports removal, and whether suppression is needed. Our guide to how much reputation management costs explains the drivers.
Often not. The photo is frequently copied across related sites, and paying one publisher does not bind the others. Prosecutors in the Mugshots.com case alleged the removal fees were collected by a site owned by the same operators.
We guarantee the deliverables in the written scope. Each URL is listed as a removal request or a suppression target: removals we take on come down or are refunded in full, and suppression placements publish and index or are refunded in full. Government records and news coverage are not deleted by any firm, so we never sell them as removals.
Same method, different targets. Review removal covers Google, Yelp, Trustpilot, Glassdoor and Airbnb reviews; reputation management covers the full name search, including negative articles and what AI assistants say about you.
Send the links. You will have a URL-by-URL verdict, the guarantee terms and a fixed quote by email within one business day.
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