What we do
We audit publicly reachable websites using automated methods. We do not claim a site is badly built, unsafe or deceptive. We report observable technical signals, such as robots.txt rules, HTTP responses and structured data, against our published rubric.
If you own or represent a website, you can ask us to correct a report or stop publishing it.
What happens next
- You confirm the request from a link we email to you. This verifies access to that email address, not automatically domain ownership.
- We re-audit the domain and correct any error we find.
- For removal requests from an owner or authorised agent using an email address at the exact audited domain, confirmation immediately removes its public reports and badges and prevents republication.
- If you cannot use a domain email address, include evidence of control for manual review. Email confirmation alone does not establish authority.
- We aim to respond within 31 days working days. We can't promise a particular outcome.
What we ask for, and why
Tell us your relationship to the domain. To request immediate removal, use an email address at that domain and choose “I do not want this published”. Otherwise, include evidence of ownership for review. We use your email address only to confirm and answer this request, and keep the request for 180 days. See our Privacy Policy.