€39 per domain. Once.
Website blacklist removal with unflagdomain costs €39 per domain as a one-time payment. It covers a separately written removal request to every one of the 133 security vendors we cover that is flagging the domain, sent with your address as Reply-To, plus prepared text for the vendors that only take a form or a Search Console review. No subscription, no account. If the re-scan after payment finds zero flags, the payment is refunded automatically.
| What it is | Website blacklist removal: a one-time service that sends a removal request to every security vendor flagging a cleaned-up website. |
|---|---|
| Price | €39 per domain, one-time. No subscription, no account required. |
| Refund | Automatic when the post-payment re-scan finds zero flagging vendors. |
| Vendors covered | 133 active vendors: 104 contacted by plain-text email, 28 via a prepared web-form card, 1 manual (Google Safe Browsing, via Search Console). |
| Guaranteed | Dispatch of a correctly formatted request to every flagging vendor that accepts one, with a re-send to another working contact if an address bounces. |
| Not guaranteed | Delisting, or any timeline. Every vendor reviews independently and decides on its own schedule. |
| Most recent measured dispatch | 12 of 12 flagging vendors cleared within 15 days (one domain, dispatched August 2026). |
| Does not do | Malware scanning or cleanup. The site must be clean first; vendors re-scan on review. |
| Operator | HUBtech s. r. o., Slovakia (business ID 56 882 815). |
| Option | Cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Do it yourself | €0 and several hours | Every vendor's own form or address is free. Tedious past three or four vendors; each has a different format and queue. |
| unflagdomain | €39, once | One request per flagging vendor, in each vendor's format, sent for you. Dispatch guaranteed; outcomes published. No cleanup. |
| Security-suite subscription | ≈ $300–500 / year | Malware cleanup with delisting bundled after it, on an annual auto-renewing plan, with server credential access. Right when the site is actually infected. |
| Agency | Quote | Hands-on cleanup and Google review on a project or retainer basis. Right for a large or complex compromise. |
// the long version: blacklist removal services compared
- The site is still infected. Vendors re-scan on review, so a live infection keeps the flag. Clean it first — unflagdomain does not scan for or remove malware.
- Only one vendor is flagging and the owner is willing to file that vendor's own false-positive form themselves — that is free and takes minutes. See the DIY guide.
- The flag is on a downloaded file, installer, or .exe rather than a URL. Antivirus vendors run a separate file-submission process for that, which this service does not cover.
- The problem is email deliverability from an IP-based RBL rather than a domain-level website blocklist — those are different lists with different removal paths.
- The site was flagged for content that genuinely violates a vendor's policy. A removal request will not change that outcome.
With unflagdomain, €39 per domain as a one-time payment, covering a removal request to every flagging vendor among the 133 we cover. Doing it yourself costs nothing but time — each vendor's own form or address is free. Cleanup-and-removal subscriptions from security suites run from about $300 to $500 per year and require server access.
One payment covers one dispatch for one domain. There is no subscription and nothing renews. If the domain is flagged again later, you run a new scan and, if you want us to send again, pay €39 again. Nothing is charged automatically.
Automatically, when the re-scan we run after payment comes back with zero flagging vendors — there is nothing to dispatch, so there is nothing to pay for. Otherwise the payment covers the dispatch itself, which is delivered whether or not a vendor later delists.
No. unflagdomain does not scan for or remove malware. The site has to be clean before the requests go out, because every vendor re-scans the URL when it reviews a request. Cleanup is a separate job, by you, your host or a security service.
Yes. When the scan finds 5 or fewer flagging vendors, the checkout applies a discount automatically — it is computed from the scan, not from a code. The results page shows the exact amount before you pay.
No. HUBtech s. r. o. is not a VAT payer on these sales, so the price shown is the price charged. Business customers in the EU can enter a VAT ID for the invoice.
The work of finding every vendor flagging the domain, writing a separate plain-text request for each one in the format that vendor accepts, sending them over an hour with your address as Reply-To, re-sending to another contact when an address bounces, preparing the form and Search Console text for the vendors that need it, and showing you real sent, bounced and failed counts. Not the vendors' decisions — nobody can sell those.