Google Search Result Removal and De-indexing
Request removal and de-indexing of URLs from Google Search, including outdated content and personal information.
Google does not host the content in its results, so removing a link does not delete the page, but it can stop people finding it through Google. We use Google’s removal and de-listing tools to request de-indexing wherever you are eligible.
This covers personal information, outdated cached results, legal removal requests, non-consensual explicit imagery and, in some regions, data protection requests. We also request removal from Bing.
Results-based pricing. For ad hoc and per-link removal or suppression work, you pay only when the agreed result is achieved.* Monthly packages and other ongoing work are priced differently, and we explain the terms before you start. Pricing is quoted by email.
*Terms apply. Platforms and hosts make the final decision, so no outcome can be guaranteed.
Which Google results can be removed?
Google has specific policies for removals, including personal identifying information, doxxing, explicit non-consensual imagery, content removed from the source but still showing, and legal requests such as copyright or court orders. Requests outside these policies are usually declined, so we focus on the strongest grounds.
What is included
- Eligibility review for each URL
- Removal and de-indexing requests to Google
- Refreshing outdated results and cached pages
- Bing and other search engine requests
- Legal removal requests with law firm partners
- Follow up and re-checks
Our process
Assessment
We identify the content, its source, the host and the most promising removal route.
Outreach and notices
We contact the platform, publisher or host with policy and legal grounds.
Search de-listing
Where appropriate, we request removal from Google and other search engines.
Verification
We confirm the content is gone and monitor for reappearance.
Confidential and discreet
Your case is handled privately by a small expert team. We never publish or share client details.
Expert-led, hands-on work
Real people prepare every request, appeal and notice. We do not rely on bulk automated reports.
Honest about what is possible
We tell you upfront what can be removed, what cannot, and what the alternatives are.
Google Search Result Removal questions
How do I remove a link from Google search results?
Use Google’s removal request tools if the content qualifies, or remove the page at the source and request a refresh.
Is de-indexing the same as deleting?
No. The page still exists but is harder to find.
Can I remove my name from Google?
Only in specific situations. We review eligibility.
How long does Google take?
Often days to weeks.
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