Domain concerns

Request correction or removal of an audit or public report about a domain you own or represent.

Last updated: October 19, 2026

What you can challenge

AI-Primed audits publicly reachable websites and reports observed technical signals against our published methodology. An audit is a point-in-time observation, not a claim that a website is unsafe, deceptive or badly built.

If you believe an audit or public report is inaccurate, you can ask us to review its evidence and correct an error. You can also request that public reports and badges about your domain be removed.

Request a correction

Use the request form below and choose “The report has incorrect data”. Include the domain, the report address if available, the finding you dispute, and evidence showing what is incorrect. State whether you own the domain or are authorised to act for its owner.

Confirm your request using the link emailed to you. We re-audit the domain and correct any error we find. A later website change does not by itself make an earlier observation inaccurate; include dates where relevant.

Request removal from public reports

Choose “I do not want this published”. For an owner or authorised representative using an email address at the exact audited domain, confirmation removes its public reports and badges and prevents republication.

If you cannot use an email address at that domain, provide evidence of domain control or authorisation for manual review. Confirming an email address alone does not establish domain ownership. Public removal is separate from deleting account data.

Response time and contact

We aim to respond within 1 business day. This is our response target, not a promise that investigation or correction will be completed within that time.

You can submit a request without an AI-Primed account. If you cannot use the form, email info@ai-primed.com with your domain, request and evidence, or use our contact page.

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How we handle your request

We use your contact details to confirm and respond to the request. Domain concern records are retained for 180 days. Read our Privacy Policy for details.

Version 1.0 — effective October 19, 2026.