Your hack is gone. The spam in Google isn't.
Attackers often leave hundreds of fake pages behind after a hack — gambling, adult content, AI-chat spam — still sitting in Google's index under your business's name, long after the malware's been cleaned. We find every one, remove them for good, and prove it.
Found something ugly when you searched your own site?
If you've typed “site:yourdomain.com” into Google and found pages you never wrote — online casino reviews, adult content, AI-chat spam — you're looking at the leftovers of a textbook spam-injection hack. Attackers plant hundreds of fake pages on a compromised site to piggyback on its domain authority, and Google often keeps them indexed for weeks or months after the infection itself is gone.
This is different from the hack itself. Cleaning malware off your server (our hacked website repair service) and cleaning those pages out of Google's index are two separate jobs — most “fix-it” services only do the first one. It's just as common after a straight WordPress-to-static conversion, where old permalinks get left behind pointing nowhere.
How we actually get it out of Google
We don't eyeball a site: search and call it done. We pull the real scope of the problem from crawl and index data, cross-check every single URL against your actual site so nothing legitimate is ever touched, then tell Google, at the server level, that every confirmed spam page is permanently gone — a 410, not a redirect to your homepage, which just relocates the problem instead of solving it.
Any legitimate old URLs worth keeping get a proper redirect instead. Then we file removal requests to speed up what's showing today, and verify the whole thing with a written report. If your site's rescue also involved a locked-out login or a vanished developer, this pairs with our website recovery service. And once your index is clean, our monthly SEO plans are how you turn that clean slate into growth.
What's included
- Full discovery of every spam or junk URL indexed under your domain
- Cross-check against your real pages, so nothing legitimate is ever touched
- Server-level 410 Gone signals for every confirmed spam URL — the correct, permanent removal signal
- Proper 301 redirects for any legitimate old URLs worth keeping
- Manual Search Console removal requests to speed up what Google shows today
- Full verification pass, plus a written report of what was found and removed
Frequently asked questions
How much does search spam removal cost?
Most cases start around $497–$997, flat — half to start, half once we've verified everything's live and working. Cases with an unusually large number of indexed spam pages may run higher; either way, you get a fixed, written quote before we start, not a surprise invoice after.
How long until the spam actually disappears from search results?
The technical fix — the part that stops it from getting worse — is usually live within days. Google clearing its own index of what it already crawled typically takes a few weeks to a couple of months, even when everything's done right. Anyone promising it vanishes overnight is skipping a step.
Will this touch or hurt my real pages?
No. Every URL we act on is checked against your actual site first, and a “gone” signal only ever goes on confirmed junk. Real pages, and any old URLs worth keeping alive, get proper redirects instead. Nothing legitimate is ever collateral damage.
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