Sucuri vs unflagdomain for Website Blocklist Removal
FACTS AS PUBLISHED BY SUCURI ON SEPTEMBER 23, 2026 · SOURCES BELOW · LAST CHANGED SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
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Sucuri sells blocklist removal only as part of its annual Website Security Platform plans — Basic $229, Pro $339, Business $549 per site per year — where its team cleans the site using FTP, SSH or hosting credentials and then submits the delisting requests; its blocklist page states it is 'not a separate service or optional upgrade'. unflagdomain is a one-time dispatch to every flagging vendor, after a free scan, with no cleanup and no access. Choose Sucuri for an infected site that needs cleanup and a firewall; choose unflagdomain for a clean site that is still flagged.
Sucuri — GoDaddy's website security platform: malware cleanup, firewall and monitoring on annual plans, with blocklist removal included after cleanup. sucuri.net
// quotes in the Sucuri column are Sucuri's own words, from the sources below. The right column is unflagdomain. unflagdomain does not clean or remove malware.
| Factor | Sucuri | unflagdomain |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Per site, per year, on Sucuri's signup page: Basic Platform $229, Pro Platform $339, Business Platform $549; Junior Dev $999.98 for 2–5 sites; 10 or more sites 'Price upon request'. No monthly price is shown. 'Get up to 30% off when you sign up for more than 1 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 | An annual security platform: monitoring, a firewall, malware cleanup with a stated SLA, and Sucuri's delisting submissions after cleanup. | The dispatch: writing and sending the requests. Payable whatever the vendors then decide. |
| One-time option | No. Sucuri's blocklist page: blocklist removal is 'a core feature of Sucuri's Complete Website Security Platform Plans. It's not a separate service or optional upgrade'. Its terms: 'ALL SERVICES ARE OFFERED ON AUTOMATIC RENEWAL'. | Yes — the only option. No plan, and no cleanup of any kind. |
| Who it is for | Owners of hacked or flagged sites who want cleanup, a firewall and delisting from one provider; agencies with several sites. | Owners of an already-cleaned website that security vendors are still flagging. |
| Vendors covered | Sucuri's blocklist page lists Google Safe Browsing, Norton, Spamhaus DBL, Yandex, McAfee SiteAdvisor, Bing, PhishTank, Bitdefender, ESET, AVG and Avast 'Plus 100 more'; its FAQ on the same page names about 120 lists. | 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 Sucuri's team, after cleanup. Its blocklist page: 'Once your website is clean, we submit review requests to remove blocklists.' The customer starts it 'by opening a support ticket from your Sucuri dashboard'. | 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. |
| 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 | SiteCheck, free. Sucuri's own note on it: 'Remote scanners have limited access and results are not guaranteed.' Its blacklist section shows Google Safe Browsing, McAfee, Sucuri Labs, ESET, PhishTank, Yandex and Opera. | Free, no signup: the scan shows which vendors flag the domain before any payment. |
| Access required | Yes. Sucuri's blocklist page, step 1: 'We connect to your website using secure credentials (FTP, SSH, cPanel, or hosting access).' | None. No server, FTP or Search Console access is requested. |
| Malware cleanup | Yes — 'Unlimited' malware and hack removals on Basic, Pro, Business and Junior Dev, with a stated Malware Removal SLA of 30, 12, 6 and 12 hours respectively. | Not offered. unflagdomain does not scan for or remove malware; the site must be clean before the requests go out. |
| Guarantee wording | Sucuri's blocklist page shows 'Guaranteed Malware Removal' and a '30-Day Guarantee'; its SiteCheck results page offers 'guaranteed blacklist removal' on signup. On timing, Sucuri's FAQ: blocklists 'usually take from three to five business days to remove sites from their blacklists and there is no way to speed up this process'. | 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 | Sucuri's terms: 30 days from the service start to cancel and be refunded, 'provided that you have not submitted a Malware Removal Request during the Cancellation Period'; otherwise the fee is 'non-refundable'. If Sucuri cannot clean the site, it refunds the annual fee 'as its sole and exclusive remedy'. | 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 | The Sucuri dashboard and support tickets. | Real sent, bounced and delayed counts per vendor, plus the prepared text for form-only vendors and Google Safe Browsing. |
| Outcomes published | '20,000 Sites Cleaned Monthly', '99% Support Ticket satisfaction', 'protecting over 1 million websites' on its blocklist page; no delisting figures. | 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 | GoDaddy Media Temple, Inc. d/b/a Sucuri, 'a subsidiary of GoDaddy Operating Company, LLC', per its terms of service. | HUBtech s. r. o., Slovakia, business ID 56 882 815. Address, VAT ID and contact on every page. |
| Relationship | Sucuri Labs also maintains its own website blocklist, shown in SiteCheck and on VirusTotal. | Sucuri SiteCheck is one of unflagdomain's detection sources, and Sucuri Labs' list is one of the 133 vendors unflagdomain sends requests to when it flags a domain. |
// CHOOSE SUCURI WHEN
- The site is actually infected and you want cleanup with a stated SLA, a firewall and monitoring from one provider.
- You run several sites and want an agency plan.
- You want a 30-day money-back window on the plan itself.
// CHOOSE UNFLAGDOMAIN WHEN
- The site is already clean and the flags are the only thing left.
- You want one fixed one-time price, no subscription and no site credentials handed over.
- You want to see exactly which vendors flag the domain before paying.
- Sucuri — Website Security Platform signup (plans and prices)
- Sucuri — Blocklist removal and repair
- Sucuri — SiteCheck
- Sucuri — Terms of service
- Sucuri docs — How to get off a blacklist
Every statement about Sucuri 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].