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Claim Your Business's Page

Prove a page on Agoo Reviews is yours so you can reply to reviews and keep its facts right, free.

  • Plans: Every Reviews level
  • Updated 29 October 2026
  • 3 min read
  1. Find your business on agoo.reviews and open its page.
  2. Under Is this your business?, select Claim this page, free.
  3. Sign in with a code to your phone or email, or another way the page offers.
  4. Give Your full name and Your role at the business.
  5. Under How will you show it's yours?, choose a way: A code to my email at the business's website, A code by text to the phone on the page, A registration document, A code to a number on the business's website, Its MoMo merchant name, or I'm the Owner of its Agoo organisation.

  6. For a number on the website, type the mobile number as it's written there. For MoMo, choose the network and give the Merchant number or ID and the Merchant name exactly as a payer sees it.

  7. Select the button for your way, such as Send me a code or Continue to the document, and finish the step it opens.

A person at Agoo may check the claim before the page is yours, usually within 2 working days. You'll find the page under Your Pages at agoo.reviews/business.

Good to Know

  • In the Agoo Reviews app: open the page, select Claim this page, free and follow the same steps. The code, the document or the MoMo merchant name is sent from the app.
  • Claiming is free for every business and changes nothing about the reviews or the score.
  • A code to your website's email or a registration document earns Verified business on your page. With a certificate, add its Registration number from the Registrar-General (ORC), such as CS123456789, so the moderator can match it.
  • No work email? If your mobile number is written on your business's own website, choose A code to a number on the business's website: Agoo looks for it on the site's home, contact and about pages, then texts it a code. Or give your MoMo merchant name, and a person at Agoo checks it.
  • When approved, the website's number or the MoMo merchant name shows on your page as a verified official contact. See Verify Your Official Numbers.
  • While you wait, gather your recent customers' email addresses or mobile numbers: your poster, invitations and a checklist are in the business area the moment the page is yours.
  • Free email addresses, such as Gmail, can't prove a website, and a code never goes to a phone number you added to the page yourself.
  • If your organisation uses Agoo, its Owner can claim it here with I'm the Owner of its Agoo organisation, signed in with the same account.
  • In the Agoo Reviews app, Claim this page, free on a page opens agoo.reviews to finish.

If Something Goes Wrong

  • A way is marked "Not open for this page." The page has no website or phone, or they can't prove ownership. Choose another way, such as a registration document.
  • Your claim is refused. Your claim on agoo.reviews/business shows why. Select Ask us to look again within 30 days and a different moderator decides.
  • Someone else has claimed it. Claim it anyway with your proof. A moderator decides between the claims.
  • "We couldn't find that number on the website." It must be written on the business's own site, such as in its footer or on its contact page, and be a mobile number. Add it there and try again, or choose another way.

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