Phishing sites taken down, at published prices.
Fraudox files abuse reports, escalates with registrars and hosting providers, and verifies removal. A standalone takedown, no protection program needed: your first request is free, and on paid plans only confirmed removals count.
Types of phishing sites we take down
From mass credential harvesting to targeted spear phishing, we get the page offline.
Credential phishing pages
Fake login pages designed to harvest usernames, passwords, and MFA codes by impersonating your brand's authentication flow.
Clone/lookalike sites
Pixel-perfect copies of your website used to trick customers into entering payment details or downloading malware.
Spear phishing landing pages
Targeted pages crafted for specific employees or executives, often paired with social engineering campaigns.
SMS/email phishing redirects
Short-lived redirect chains from smishing and email campaigns that land victims on fraudulent pages mimicking your brand.
How phishing takedowns work
Submit the phishing URL
Paste the URL of the phishing page into your dashboard.
We verify the threat
Our team confirms the page is phishing and identifies the host and registrar.
File & escalate
We file abuse reports and escalate through trusted reporter channels.
Confirmed removal
We verify the page is offline and log it in your dashboard. On paid plans, only confirmed removals count.
Phishing site removal FAQ
How does the phishing takedown process work? +
You submit the phishing URL through your dashboard. Our team verifies the threat, files abuse reports with the hosting provider and registrar, and escalates through trusted reporter channels. We track progress until the page is confirmed offline.
How quickly can a phishing site be taken down? +
It depends on the host and registrar. Large hosts with working abuse desks usually act sooner than offshore or privacy-shielded providers, and when a host goes quiet we escalate to the registrar. We tell you what to expect at the start.
What evidence do I need to provide? +
At minimum, the phishing URL. Helpful extras include screenshots, the original phishing email or SMS, and proof the impersonated identity is yours: a trademark certificate, your domain registration, or your own account. We guide you through what's needed.
Which platforms and hosts are covered? +
We file with all major hosting providers, domain registrars, CDN providers, and URL shorteners. We also work with browser safe-browsing lists and email security vendors to get phishing URLs blocklisted while takedown is in progress.
What happens if the phisher moves to a new host? +
We monitor for migration. If the phishing page reappears on a different host or domain, we file again. Repeat offenders are escalated to registrar-level suspension and reported to anti-phishing coalitions.
Keep reading
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