Block domains once. Filter every search automatically.

One unified blacklist per account, with optional project tagging on each entry. A domain can appear once in your blacklist regardless of how many projects you have — but you can tag it with a specific project for organizational purposes.

The marketplace filter then lets you control how the blacklist is applied at search time: Block All (the default, applies every blocked domain), Unassigned Only (only blocks untagged entries), or per-project view (activates blocks tagged for a specific project). This gives you per-client filtering behavior without forcing you to maintain separate lists.

The domain disappears from your marketplace search results, the publisher database, and AI Article Search results — silently. There’s no popup, no warning, no friction. It just doesn’t show up in places you’d browse for new sites to order from.

The filtering is server-side and applies automatically based on your active blacklist view mode. You don’t need to remember to check anything — the system handles it for you.

“In catalog” means the domain you blocked is currently a real PRWiz marketplace site — you’re actively filtering it out of your search results. “Pre-blocked” means the domain isn’t yet in the PRWiz catalog — you’re blocking it ahead of time so you’re protected if it ever gets added.

PRWiz auto-detects the status when you add a domain. If it gets added to the catalog later, the system automatically reclassifies it from “pre-blocked” to “in catalog” without any action from you.

Paste any text containing domains or URLs into the bulk paste modal — an email, a Slack message copy-pasted, a Word document selection, a markdown link list, anything. The extractor strips out brackets, parentheses, quotes, asterisks, markdown link syntax, protocols (http://, https://), www prefixes, paths, query strings, and ports — leaving you with clean bare domains ready to add.

You can paste up to 500 entries at a time. The preview shows a count of valid domains found before you submit, so you know exactly what will be added.

Three-step flow. Step 1: upload a .csv or .txt file. The parser handles BOM stripping, Windows line endings, and quoted fields automatically. Step 2: column mapping — you see a card per CSV column with a dropdown to map it to Domain (required), Notes, Project, or Skip. Auto-detects common headers like “domain”, “url”, “website”, “host”, “note”, “comment”, “reason”, “project”, “group”, “category”. Step 3: import — you can import up to 500 rows per request.

Single-column files skip the mapping step entirely — the parser just auto-maps to Domain and detects whether the first row is a header or data.

Yes. Buyer team members on your account share your blacklist by default through PRWiz’s team management system. Whether each team member can view or modify the blacklist is controlled by two permission flags (can_view_blacklist and can_manage_blacklist) that you grant from the team management page.

This means your team always sees the same blocked domains automatically — no manual coordination needed. When one team member adds a competitor to the blacklist, every other team member is protected immediately.

It’s a separate but related feature that complements the blacklist. The “Hide Previously Ordered” toggle in the marketplace filter sidebar excludes any domain you’ve already placed an order from — using your order history, not your blacklist.

The two work well together: use the blacklist for permanent exclusions (competitors, low-quality sites, compliance lists), and use “Hide Previously Ordered” as a session-only toggle when you want to exclude past purchases without making them permanent blacklist entries.

Yes. The blacklist manager is included free with every PRWiz account, including the free tier. There’s no per-domain pricing, no project limits, no upgrade required. Single add, bulk paste, CSV import, CSV export, project tagging, and marketplace filtering are all available from day one.