NetClearer

NetClearer is a European online content removal and GDPR delisting service operated by SUPER WEBMASTER, a French company based in Paris. It helps individuals and businesses take down false reviews, personal data, outdated news articles, personal photos published without permission and impersonation profiles, on websites and in search engines. The service prepares and files removal requests directly with the source website or platform, and then with Google under the EU right to be forgotten. NetClearer serves clients in thirteen European countries and has worked for more than 2,000 clients since 2021, with a 91% success rate.

Websites: NetClearer France · NetClearer Asia

Key Features

• Two-step process: NetClearer first asks the source (the website, platform or host) to remove the content, using platform rules, Digital Services Act notices or GDPR erasure requests. If the source refuses or does not respond, it files a delisting request with Google under the right to be forgotten.
• False review reports: The service prepares and files reports for false, abusive or off-topic reviews on Google, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, Glassdoor, Kiyoh, Klantenvertellen, Zorgkaart Nederland and ZnanyLekarz.
• GDPR erasure requests: NetClearer drafts and files erasure requests under GDPR Articles 17 and 21, and follows up with data protection authorities if the site does not respond within the one-month deadline set by the GDPR.
• Google delisting: The service files Google's EU privacy form to delist outdated, inaccurate or excessive search results for a person's name, such as old news articles and incorrect information.
• Personal data removal: Requests are sent to people-search sites, company-data copy sites and directories to erase addresses, phone numbers, income data and outdated public records.
• Impersonation profile removal: The service reports profiles that use a client's name or photos on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and other platforms, with the proof each platform requires.

Primary Use Cases

• Individuals with an outdated article: A person finds an old news article that is no longer accurate or relevant at the top of Google results for their name. NetClearer files a GDPR erasure request with the news site and, if it is refused, a delisting request with Google.
• Businesses targeted by false reviews: A restaurant receives a one-star Google review from someone who was never a customer. NetClearer reports the review under Google's policy and follows up until a decision is made.
• Privacy protection: Someone finds their home address and phone number on a people-search site. NetClearer sends erasure requests to each site showing the data and asks Google to delist the pages concerned.

What Sets NetClearer Apart

NetClearer works at transparent fixed prices, published online, from €29 per link and €20 per review request, VAT included. Unlike agencies that charge only on success and build the cost of unsuccessful cases into higher prices, NetClearer charges for the work of preparing, filing and following up each request. NetClearer is not a law firm and does not give legal advice; it handles the administrative work under a signed mandate. Clients get a written reply within 24 hours, and each case is opened the same day the order is placed. The service covers thirteen European countries, each with its own sites, rules and data protection authority. It does not take cases in Germany or Austria, where only lawyers may file these requests on someone's behalf.

Value Proposition

NetClearer gives individuals and businesses in Europe a simple, affordable way to take down harmful content and delist it from Google. By combining requests at the source with search engine delisting, it deals with both the original page and its visibility, so clients can protect their privacy and reputation without handling the procedures alone.