Search delisting is the pragmatic layer of enforcement: when a page cannot be removed quickly from its host, taking it out of Google and Bing cuts off most of its traffic. Search engines accept requests on defined grounds and apply consistent standards; a well-prepared request is processed, a vague one is not.
We identify the applicable ground for each URL, prepare the request for each search engine, handle follow-up questions and record outcomes on your case.
Common infringement scenarios
- Copycat store and marketplace URLs ranking for your brand
- Leaked content indexed from forums and file hosts
- Pages publishing personal data about founders or staff
- EU and UK residents' outdated or irrelevant personal results
- Content subject to a court order
What we need from you
- Result URLs and the queries where they appear
- The ground: ownership evidence, court order, personal-data details, or EU/UK relevance arguments
- Your identity verification where the search engine requires it
How the case is handled
- 1Ground per URLCopyright, legal, personal information or EU/UK delisting, assessed URL by URL.
- 2Request preparationWritten for the specific form, with evidence attached.
- 3Filing with Google and BingSubmitted in parallel; both engines have separate processes.
- 4VerificationResults checked from clean sessions and recorded with dates.
What this service does not guarantee
- Delisting of any particular URL
- Removal from the hosting site
- Global delisting for EU/UK requests, which generally apply to European versions of search
Frequently asked questions
Does delisting remove the page from the internet?
No. The page stays on its host. Delisting removes it from search results for the relevant queries or regions, which is where most of its visibility comes from.
Am I eligible for right-to-be-forgotten delisting?
The process is available to individuals in the EU and UK for personal information that is inadequate, irrelevant or excessive. Businesses and public-interest information generally do not qualify. We assess eligibility before filing.