One bad review
tanks your CVR.
SalesFortuna Review Appeal instantly detects policy violations in Amazon reviews and submits removal requests with a single click — so you spend 30 seconds, not 30 minutes.
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How it works
From suspicious review to appeal in 3 steps
- 1
Open any Amazon listing
Navigate to any product page on Amazon. The extension icon appears in your toolbar automatically.
- 2
Click a suspicious review
Highlight the review text. The extension sends it to GPT-4, which identifies the exact policy violation within seconds.
- 3
Submit with one click
The extension pre-fills Amazon's Report Abuse form with the right violation category and a ready-to-submit appeal text. You click Submit.
What it detects
4 violation types — all covered
GPT-4 reads the review text, cross-references Amazon's Community Guidelines, and flags the exact policy being violated — so your appeal is accurate and ready to submit.
- Off-Topic
Reviews unrelated to the product
Complaints about shipping, seller service, or damaged packaging belong in seller feedback — not product reviews. Amazon's policy is clear on this.
e.g. "Package arrived crushed — terrible seller" on a product listing
- Inappropriate
Offensive, hateful, or harmful content
Reviews containing profanity, hate speech, personal attacks, or graphic content violate Community Guidelines and are eligible for removal.
e.g. Personal insults directed at the brand or other reviewers
- Fake / Incentivized
Paid, incentivized, or competitor reviews
Reviews solicited in exchange for free products, discounts, or cash — and reviews placed by competitors — are a direct violation of Amazon's policies.
e.g. Reviews from review clubs, or suspiciously repetitive 1-star waves
- Other Violations
Spam, duplicates & irrelevant content
Repetitive content, duplicate reviews from the same account, promotional text, and links to external sites all qualify as policy violations.
e.g. Identical review text posted across dozens of listings
Why reviews matter for PPC
Bad reviews don't just hurt reputation — they drain your ad budget
Every dollar you spend on Sponsored Products sends buyers to your listing. If that listing has policy-violating reviews dragging your rating down, your ads are working against you.
Removing ineligible reviews is not gaming the system — it's enforcing Amazon's own policies. That's exactly what the Report Abuse tool exists for.
SEO & Listing Insights
Turn negative reviews into a better listing
Open any Amazon product review page and click the SEO & Listing Insights button in the extension — the AI reads every 1–3 star review and returns a full analysis in seconds.
- Themes
Top complaint patterns
The most frequent pain points across 1–3 star reviews, ranked by volume — so you know exactly what's driving buyer dissatisfaction.
- Copy
Listing copy changes
Targeted edits for your title, bullet points, and A+ content based directly on what reviewers expected but didn't find.
- SEO
Keyword opportunities
High-intent search terms buried in negative feedback that your current listing isn't capturing — ready to test in your PPC campaigns.
- Summary
Executive summary
A concise, shareable brief of the full analysis — built for your team, agency, or product decision log.
1 SEO analysis per day on the free plan
Free plan limits
3 review analyses per day, no signup
Higher daily limits and Pro features are planned for future updates.
Clean listing. Better PPC.
Start with the free extension.
Then maximize what you have.
Removing policy-violating reviews is step one. Step two is making sure every dollar of ad spend works on the clean listing you've earned. That's what SalesFortuna does.
Extension is free · SalesFortuna trial is 14 days, no credit card