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Remove damaging content from Google and Bing

De-Index gets the pages you cannot live with out of search results, so the people who look you up stop finding them. We tell you what is possible before you pay, and if we cannot do it you get your money back.

Search results for "Daniel Marsh" before and after de-indexing. Before: a damaging article is flagged in the results. After: that result is replaced by a "Not in search results" placeholder while the unrelated, harmless results stay in place.
A sample search before and after de-indexing. The page itself is not touched, it stops showing up here.

Free assessment first

Send the links. We tell you whether we can de-index them before you pay anything.

De-indexed or your money back

If we take the job and cannot get the URL out of search, you get a full refund.

30-day reappearance cover

If it comes back to search within 30 days, we handle it again at no extra charge.

Confidential by default

We never publish client names, and your case is never shared with anyone.

What actually happens

De-indexing means the page stops showing in search results. The page can still exist at its own address, but people looking for you will not run into it, because search is how they find it. That is the honest description of what you are buying.

  1. 01

    You send the links

    One URL or fifty. We look at each one and check what we can actually do.

  2. 02

    We confirm what is possible

    You get a straight answer and a price before you commit. If we cannot help, we say so.

  3. 03

    We de-index it

    The page stops appearing in Google, Bing, and Yandex, so people searching your name do not find it.

  4. 04

    We keep watching it

    We check that it stays out of search, and if it returns we deal with it again.

De-indexed or your money back

You should not have to gamble on this. So the risk sits with us, not with you.

  • We assess your links first and tell you honestly whether we can do it. That part is free.
  • You only pay once we confirm we can get the URL out of search.
  • If we take the job and cannot de-index it, you get a full refund.
  • If it reappears in search within 30 days, we handle it again at no extra charge.

Once a URL is successfully de-indexed the work is done, so that part is non-refundable.

Why waiting makes it harder

A page that sits in search does not sit still. It gets scraped, copied to aggregator sites, quoted, archived, and picked up by AI answers. Each copy is a separate link that has to be handled on its own, so one problem can quietly turn into several. There is no deadline here and we will not invent one. It is simply cheaper to deal with early.

Who you are dealing with

I am Roman Sydorenko. I have worked in SEO and search since 2016, which means I have spent most of my career on the mechanics of how pages get into Google, how they rank, and how they drop out. De-Index is that knowledge pointed in the other direction.

I am not a lawyer and I will not pretend otherwise. What I do is run your case end to end: look at every link, tell you what is realistic, handle the work, and check it stays out of search through the 30-day cover that comes with it. You deal with me, not an account manager.

Your case stays private

People come to us with things they do not want to discuss twice. So here is exactly how we handle your information.

  • We collect only what we need to do the work: your name, your email, and the links.
  • Your inquiry goes to Roman Sydorenko directly. No team inbox, no sales floor, and no CRM feeding your details to anyone else.
  • We never publish client names, logos, or stories. That is why you will not find any on this site.
  • We do not share, sell, or pass your details to third parties.
  • If you would rather not list the links up front, write to us first and ask anything you want.

Common questions

Is this legal?

We only work on content about you, your business, or material you are authorized to deal with. We do not touch third-party content that has nothing to do with you, and we do not bury accurate reporting on matters of public interest or honest criticism of a business. This page is general information and not legal advice. If your situation needs a lawyer, for example a defamation claim or an expungement, talk to one.

Does the page get deleted?

No, and anyone promising that is overselling. The page can still exist at its own address. What changes is that it stops appearing in Google, Bing, and Yandex, which is how people actually find it. If someone does not have the direct link, they will not come across it.

What does it cost?

From $2,999 per URL. The final number depends on the source, and mirrored content across many URLs is quoted with volume pricing after we look at it. The assessment itself is free, and you only pay once we confirm we can do the job.

How long does it take?

We start on your assessment within one business day. The honest answer on timing is that it depends on the source, and we will tell you what to expect for your specific case rather than quote you an average.

What if it comes back?

If a URL we de-indexed returns to search within 30 days, we handle it again at no extra charge. We check rather than wait for you to notice.

What if you cannot do it?

Then we say so at the assessment stage and you pay nothing. If we take the job on and still cannot get the URL out of search, you get a full refund.

A sample assessment reply to three submitted links. One is marked workable, from $2,999 per URL. One is marked harder but still workable. The third is marked: we will not touch this one, accurate current reporting.
A sample assessment. We say no when a link does not qualify, before you pay anything.

Send us the links

Paste the URLs you want out of search. We reply within one business day with a straight answer on whether we can do it and what it costs. The assessment is free.

Your case stays between you and Roman Sydorenko. Prefer email? Write to roman@seobro.com.