Abuse Contact Finder

Every takedown starts with knowing who to send it to. Enter a domain and we will look up the registrar, the network that hosts the server, whether a CDN like Cloudflare is hiding the real host, and the platform the site is built on, with the abuse contact for each.

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How it works

1

Registrar

The company the domain was registered through, from its RDAP record, including the abuse email ICANN requires them to publish.

2

Hosting

The network that owns the server's IP address, and the abuse mailbox the regional internet registry lists for it.

3

Platform and CDN

If the site runs on a platform like Shopify or sits behind Cloudflare, we point you to the right report form instead.

Frequently asked questions

Who should I report a fake website to first?

If it runs on a hosted platform like Shopify, report it there first: the platform can close the store directly. Otherwise, report to the hosting provider and the registrar at the same time.

What does it mean if a site is behind Cloudflare?

Cloudflare proxies traffic, so the IP address you see belongs to Cloudflare, not the real host. Cloudflare's abuse form forwards your report to the actual host and can disclose who that is.

What should an abuse report include?

The exact infringing URLs, proof of your rights (trademark registration or original content), screenshots with dates, and a clear request. Our DMCA Notice Generator builds this for you.

How long do hosts take to respond?

Large hosts and registrars usually respond within a few business days. Some offshore providers ignore reports entirely, which is why platform, payment, and search engine reports matter too.

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