Website blacklist removal for domains flagged by security vendors
So now you'd have to find the right form for Fortinet, then Sucuri, then Google, then whichever antivirus tripped — each with its own inbox and its own wait. We send the removal request to every vendor flagging you instead. One payment, no account.
// free scan · payment only if vendors flag you and there are requests to send
Every vendor has a different removal process. Get one wrong and you wait weeks for nothing.
You give us a domain. We do the four hours of dispatch work and keep you posted while vendors clear you.
We query blocklist sources for your domain — antivirus engines, browser warnings, registrars' reputation feeds.
Per-vendor breakdown: name, category, threat type, when they last looked. No flags = automatic refund.
Tailored email to each vendor, copying their required evidence format. You track live status in the dashboard.
In two measured dispatches, one domain each:
12 of 12 flagging vendors cleared within 15 days
9 of 9 within 3 days
We re-scan every paid domain after dispatch and record what actually happened. Vendors decide independently and on their own timelines — we guarantee the requests go out, not that any vendor delists. See the data we publish.
“ESET flagged our client's website even though it had never been hacked. I wasn't sure whether I could trust an online service with this, but I decided to give it a try. Two weeks later, all 12 vendors that had flagged the site, including ESET, had cleared it.”
“About a dozen security vendors were flagging my personal domain, and I had been contacting them one by one. UnflagDomain handled all the removal requests in one go, and three days later none of them flagged it any more.”
blocklists queried, results in seconds
per-vendor request, formatted to their spec
see queued → sending → sent → bounced in real time
for vendors with form-only submission (Google Safe Browsing)
if an address bounces, we look for another working contact
if scan returns zero flags, you pay nothing
// no card needed for the scan · €49 only on dispatch
// unflagdomain emails the vendors flagging you, or prepares the text for their forms.
// each vendor decides whether to delist, on its own schedule.
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The security vendors that publicly accept removal requests: antivirus engines, web filters, browser warnings, and reputation feeds — Bitdefender, Kaspersky, ESET, Sophos, Sucuri, Norton Safe Web, and Google Safe Browsing among them. Most get a removal request by email. Vendors that only take a web form, and Google Safe Browsing (a review in Search Console), get a prepared text for you to submit. The full vendor list and dispatch methods are visible in your scan report before you pay.
It varies by vendor, and we can't guarantee a timeline — they operate on their own schedules. What we can guarantee is that the request was sent, formatted to their spec, and, if it bounced, re-sent to another working contact if one existed. We re-scan every paid domain afterwards and publish what we find: in the dispatches we've measured publicly, one domain had 8 of 12 flagging vendors cleared within 3 days and 12 of 12 within 15 days; another had 9 of 9 cleared within 3 days.
You don't pay. If the scan returns zero flags, we auto-refund — there's nothing for us to dispatch.
No. We guarantee dispatch of a properly-formatted removal request to every flagging vendor that takes email, and, if an address bounces, a resend to another working contact if one exists. For vendors that only take a web form, and for Google's review, we prepare the text for you to submit. Final decisions belong to each vendor.
No — we don't actively malware-scan your site, we only query existing blocklists. Clean your site first using your hosting provider's tools or a dedicated scanner. Then run unflagdomain to clear the residual flags from blocklists.
Each scan is a separate purchase. There's no subscription — when you're flagged again, run a fresh scan and pay €49 again.