BrandsDefender vs unflagdomain for False-Positive Delisting

FACTS AS PUBLISHED BY BRANDSDEFENDER ON SEPTEMBER 23, 2026 · SOURCES BELOW · LAST CHANGED SEPTEMBER 24, 2026

// ANSWER

BrandsDefender prices delisting at €39 per flagging vendor, payable on its stated 'no cure, no pay' terms, or on annual plans from €99, with cases handled by its team; its site publishes no company name, address or terms. unflagdomain charges one price per domain — €39, or €5 when 5 or fewer vendors flag — for sending the requests, whatever the vendors decide, shows a free scan before payment, and is operated by a named company. Six flagging vendors: €234 there on delisting, €39 here for the dispatch.

BrandsDefender — A domain reputation service that offers false-positive delisting per vendor, payable on its stated 'no cure, no pay' terms. brandsdefender.com

// quotes in the BrandsDefender column are BrandsDefender's own words, from the sources below. The right column is unflagdomain. unflagdomain does not clean or remove malware.

BrandsDefender compared with unflagdomain
Factor	BrandsDefender	unflagdomain
Price	€39 per vendor for a one-time case, which per BrandsDefender's FAQ 'you only pay when we achieve the blacklist removal'; in its case checkout, an 'Urgent' option at €78 per vendor, 'Within 16 hours'. Plans on its home page: Starter €99 per year, Business €999 per year; its llms.txt lists Business at €249 per year.	€39 per domain, one-time — or €5 when 5 or fewer vendors flag the domain, applied automatically at checkout. No subscription, no account.
What the price pays for	A delisting, on BrandsDefender's stated terms: 'If a vendor refuses to delist despite our best efforts, you don't pay.'	The dispatch: writing and sending the requests. Payable whatever the vendors then decide.
Six flagging vendors	€234 (6 × €39), payable per its terms for the vendors that delist; €468 with the urgent option.	€39, for the dispatch to all six, whatever they decide.
Who it is for	Owners of clean domains flagged by security vendors: 'Stop False Security Flags From Costing You Customers'.	Owners of an already-cleaned website that security vendors are still flagging.
Vendors covered	'87 security vendors' on its home page; its blacklist removal guide says it covers 98.	A catalog of 133 vendors (104 contacted by email, 28 by web form, 1 manual). The free scan checks the vendors whose verdicts can be queried. For every vendor that flags the domain, an email request is sent — or, for form-only vendors and Google Safe Browsing, prepared text is put on your dashboard for you to submit.
How removal is delivered	By BrandsDefender's team. Its wording: 'Specialists, not scripts' and 'No action required from you'.	One separately written plain-text request per flagging email vendor, spread across one hour after payment. Sent from unflagdomain's sending address with your address as Reply-To. Form-only vendors and Google Safe Browsing become prepared cards you submit yourself.
Owner-only vendor steps	Not addressed on the pages cited. Google Safe Browsing accepts a review only from the site owner or a user the owner adds in Search Console.	Prepared text on your dashboard; you file the Search Console review and any form-only vendor yourself.
Where vendor replies go	Not stated on the pages cited.	To your inbox: your address is the Reply-To, and unflagdomain never sees or stores them. A vendor system that ignores Reply-To and answers the sending address instead does not reach you — that address does not receive mail.
Free scanner	No self-serve scanner on the site. Its 'How it works' describes a 'complimentary malware scan' performed by its team after a case is opened.	Free, no signup: the scan shows which vendors flag the domain before any payment.
Access required	None. BrandsDefender's vendor pages: 'Do you need access to my website? No. We work entirely through vendor channels.'	None. No server, FTP or Search Console access is requested.
Malware cleanup	Not performed by BrandsDefender. If its scan finds malware it will, in its words, 'connect you with trusted partners who can remove it'.	Not offered. unflagdomain does not scan for or remove malware; the site must be clean before the requests go out.
Guarantee wording	BrandsDefender's wording: 'No cure, no pay… If a vendor refuses to delist despite our best efforts, you don't pay. We have a 98% success rate.' Its own DIY comparison page lists 'Guaranteed resolution' for its service.	Dispatch of a correctly formatted request to every flagging vendor that accepts email, within 48 hours of payment; if an address bounces, another working contact is looked for and the request re-sent when one exists. Not delisting, and not a timeline.
Refund	No separate refund policy published. BrandsDefender's stated terms: 'you only pay when we achieve the blacklist removal'; on plans, case credits are 'only consumed on confirmed successful delistings'.	Automatic and in full when the re-scan run straight after payment finds no vendor flagging the domain, because there is nothing to send. Refunds are not tied to vendor decisions; other cases are in the refund policy.
What you see after paying	A case portal with status updates, per its pricing section ('Full case management · Starts within hours · Status updates').	Real sent, bounced and delayed counts per vendor, plus the prepared text for form-only vendors and Google Safe Browsing.
Outcomes published	Aggregate figures only: '3,400+ resolved cases', '98% success rate', a '1.8 days' median. No per-case data published.	Published per dispatch: the most recent measured one had 12 of 12 flagging vendors cleared within 15 days (one domain, measured by re-scan). Per-vendor counts accumulate in the data report.
Legal entity	Not published. No company name, address or phone was found on the site; the footer's Terms and Privacy links lead nowhere, and /terms and /privacy showed no content on the verification date.	HUBtech s. r. o., Slovakia, business ID 56 882 815. Address, VAT ID and contact on every page.

// CHOOSE BRANDSDEFENDER WHEN

You want to pay only if a vendor actually delists, on BrandsDefender's stated terms.
You need its 16-hour urgent option.
Only one vendor flags you and you would rather not file its form yourself.
You want a monitoring subscription that opens delisting cases for you when a flag appears.

// CHOOSE UNFLAGDOMAIN WHEN

More than one vendor is flagging you — one price covers all of them.
You want to see the scan before paying, and to know which company you are paying.
You want vendor replies in your own inbox and a dashboard of what was sent, bounced or delayed.

// SOURCES

Every statement about BrandsDefender is quoted or paraphrased from the pages above as they read on September 23, 2026. If something has changed, the source link shows the current version. Corrections are made within five business days of a message to [email protected].