
Website blacklist check
Find out whether Google flags the site as dangerous and whether the domain is on a spam list. That is why Chrome shows a red screen and emails land in spam.
How to tell a site is blacklisted
A site on Google Safe Browsing opens in Chrome, Firefox and Safari behind a red warning. A domain on Spamhaus or SURBL loses email: filters block its messages. We look the address up in these lists and scan pages for hidden casino and loan links that attackers leave behind.
Frequently asked questions
Why did the site get blacklisted?
Most often after a hack: malicious code, a phishing page or spam links were planted. Less often because of email sent without consent.
How do I get off Google’s list?
Remove the malicious code, change passwords and update the CMS, then open Security issues in Google Search Console and press Request review. Google usually clears the flag within days.
How do I get off Spamhaus?
Open check.spamhaus.org, enter the domain, read the reason and request removal. Fix the cause first or the domain will be listed again.
More quick checks
Is my website hacked?
A hacked site usually looks normal: it is not broken, it is quietly used. The check looks for traces Google sees and the owner does not.
SSL certificate checker
Days until the certificate expires, who issued it and whether everything around it is set: redirect, HSTS, images and scripts without https.
Domain check: age and expiry
Registration date, expiry date and email protection. A young domain worries buyers, an expired one takes down the site and email.
Who hosts this website
Server, country, CDN and site engine. For Kazakhstan and Russia it is also a legal question: customer data must stay inside the country.
Schema markup and rich results checker
Stars, price, availability, FAQs and breadcrumbs in results come from markup. The check shows which types you have and which required fields are missing.
sitemap.xml and robots.txt checker
The sitemap tells Google which pages to crawl. The check opens URLs from it and shows broken, redirected and blocked pages.
Meta tags checker: title and description
The page title and description show in Google results. The check walks through the site’s pages and finds empty, long and duplicated ones.
Can ChatGPT see your website?
More people ask ChatGPT and Perplexity instead of Google. The check shows whether the site lets their crawlers in and whether answers are easy to take from it.
What to check next
- Full website check
Law, SEO, speed and AI search, fines and ready fixes.
Check a site - Scam and trust check
A trust score from 0 to 100: protection, domain, documents and contacts.
Check trust - Watching and Pro
Telegram alerts when the score drops or a certificate is about to expire.
Learn about Pro