Website takedown for sites that shouldn't exist

When the whole site is the problem

Website takedown focuses on a domain or hosted site being used to cause harm. Phishing takedown cases often involve a fake login, a copied checkout or a page collecting customer information under your name. The first step is to connect the specific URLs to clear evidence of the abuse.

Send us the target domain, your legitimate website and a description of what the copy is doing. You do not need to work anything out before contacting us. If a standard report has been rejected, include the response so we can assess the next approach.

Taken down properly, and tracked to the end

We assess the site and everything keeping it online, then handle the takedown work for you. Phishing, clone sites and scam stores are handled differently from disputes about editorial content, and our specialists treat each case on its own facts.

A browser warning, domain suspension, hosting removal and search de-indexing are separate outcomes. We track what each action changes so you know whether the site is inaccessible, restricted or still available elsewhere.

For your assessment, bring the URLs, dates, any screenshots you already have, examples of copied branding and any customer reports. Please do not interact with a suspicious site to gather more. Your safety, and your customers', comes first.

Staying down is a separate battle: plan for it

A site may reappear at another address. Agree the original targets, identified mirrors and any ongoing monitoring in the scope from the outset. That way each reappearance is handled as part of the same case, not an unrelated incident.

Book an assessment for a coordinated response across the website and its search visibility. If credentials or funds have already been lost, involve your security team and payment provider promptly alongside the takedown work. We will explain the proposed work, priority and reporting milestones before you proceed.