You built the business.
Keep the proof.
Exhibit Log is an app that keeps every fake review, copycat account and false report about your business in one dated record.
$79 a month · launch pricing · opens 1 November 2026
Not a law firm. No legal advice. It does not remove posts. Not for honest reviews.
A screenshot is
what you saw.
A record is what happened. Here is Exhibit Log in six answers.
Five routes.
You choose.
Listed A to Z. The order means nothing. Keep using the platform’s own report form.
Exhibit Log is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.
Four steps.
Exhibit Log removes nothing and contacts no one.
Built for how
businesses are targeted.
Honest reviews stay honest.
For posts you believe are fake, copied or share private information. Never for a real customer’s opinion.
$79 a month.
One plan, everything in it. Launch pricing from 1 November 2026.
Coming later: team seats, account-restriction timelines, a map of what you own online.
Cancel any time. 90 days to download everything after you cancel. 30 days’ email notice before any price change.
Opens 1 November.
Put your business on the list.
Used only to tell you when it opens. Never sold or shared. Delete it any time: support@exhibitlog.com. Not available in North Carolina at launch.
When does it open?
1 November 2026. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you that day.
Google has a report form. Why this?
Keep using it. Exhibit Log keeps every link, date, case number and reply in one place.
We already pay for review software.
Review tools collect and answer reviews. Exhibit Log keeps a dated record of the fake ones and what you did.
Can it get a review removed?
No. Only the platform, the website host or a court can.
What about honest bad reviews?
They stay. It’s never for removing a real customer’s opinion.
Does it work out what we lost?
No. It totals only the amounts you enter, with your proof.
Will a court accept it?
The court decides, under its own rules. Exhibit Log can’t promise it.
What doesn’t it do?
It isn’t a law firm or a review-removal service, gives no legal advice and contacts no one.
Is there a version for law firms?
Coming. Join as a law firm to hear first.