// GOOGLE SAFE BROWSING

Remove your site from Google Safe Browsing

Cleaned your site but Chrome still shows the red warning? Removal works in one path: clean the site, then request a review in Google Search Console → Security Issues; Google re-crawls and lifts the warning. Note there's no instant removal and no API — it's a manual review on Google's schedule.

// HOW THE REVIEW WORKS
  1. 01

    Confirm & clean

    Make sure the issue Google detected (hacked content, malware, deceptive pages) is actually gone. Requesting a review while it's still there just gets you re-flagged.

  2. 02

    Verify in Search Console

    Your site must be a verified property in Google Search Console. That's where the Security Issues report and the review request live.

  3. 03

    Request a review

    Open Security Issues, confirm you've fixed the problem, and submit the review request. Describe what you cleaned — a clear description helps the reviewer.

  4. 04

    Wait for the re-crawl

    Google re-checks and lifts the warning if the site is clean. There's no instant button and no API — it's a manual review on Google's schedule, often a few days.

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// FAQ
  • Clean the site, verify it in Google Search Console, then request a review under Security Issues. Google re-crawls and removes the warning if the issue is gone. There's no instant removal — it's a manual review process.

  • No. Google Safe Browsing has no automated removal or API for review submissions — it's a manual request you make in Search Console. Any service (including ours) can only help prepare the request text; the submission and review are Google's.

  • Once you've cleaned the site and requested a review in Search Console, Google typically re-crawls and clears the warning within a few days, though it sets its own pace and can take longer. Submitting a clear, accurate request that describes what you fixed is the fastest path through review.

  • Because Google's review is manual and can't be automated, we generate the removal-request text for you to paste into Search Console, alongside emailing the other vendors flagging you. We never claim to automate Google's review.