See where your data lives. Then delete it.
Your full name, home address, and phone number are listed on 50+ websites right now. Stalkers, scammers, and anyone with a browser can find you in seconds. We show you exactly where — with evidence — then send the opt‑outs.
Why we only claim 15 brokers.
Every privacy service advertises a big number. Very few contact that many with proof. The gap between “advertised” and “actually contacted with verification” is where trust dies. We show the actual number. Every one of our 15 removals is operator-led and human-verified. Here’s the comparison.
Scan. Verify. Remove.
Three clear steps. Each one produces an artifact you can see — no black boxes, no “we’re working on it” emails with no detail.
Tell us who to look for.
Name, city, age. That’s it. No signup. No card. We check 15 supported sources and surface matches in real time.
Confirm what’s actually you.
Every finding shows matched fields and a confidence score. You review before anything is submitted — false positives get struck.
We send. They confirm. You get the receipt.
Lawful opt‑out under CCPA/GDPR. Every confirmed removal comes back as a receipt — subject line, message‑ID, timestamp.
Every claim comes back with a receipt.
Confirmation emails from the brokers themselves. Before/after snapshots of the public record. A 90‑day exposure curve that only moves in one direction. This is what a real removal report looks like.
One plan. Everything verified.
No tiers that lock you out of evidence. No “enterprise” upsells for the basic promise. Pro covers the supported 15, with human review and ongoing re‑submission.
Annual coverage across all 15 supported brokers, with weekly re-checks and receipts for every confirmed removal.
- All 15 human-verified brokers
- Free scan with per-field evidence
- Weekly re-scans & re-submissions
- Confirmation receipts for every removal
- 90-day exposure score + timeline
- Operator review on edge cases
- CCPA / DELETE Act / GDPR legal footing
The ones we keep getting asked.
Why only 15 brokers when DeleteMe says 850?+
Because 15 is the number we actually handle end‑to‑end — an operator submits, tracks, re‑checks, and confirms each removal with a receipt. Competitor lists mostly count sites they’ve heard of, not sites they reliably contact. Our audit (linked in the honesty section) shows the true ratio. We would rather be small and honest than big and vague.
What can you actually remove — and what can't you?+
We remove listings from people‑search and data‑broker sites where US law gives you a right to opt out. We cannot remove you from search engines, archived web pages, court records, social media you posted yourself, or breach databases. No service can, and any service that says otherwise is misleading you.
How does the California DELETE Act affect me?+
Starting in 2026, the California DELETE Act (SB‑362) requires data brokers registered in California to honor a single universal opt‑out signal. We’re ready for it on day one — we’ll submit the universal opt‑out on your behalf when the state system goes live, and surface every acknowledgment in your dashboard.
What's the refund policy?+
30 days, no questions. If we can’t verify removal on at least 70% of your matched brokers within the first scan cycle, we refund the full $79 automatically — no support ticket required.
What data do you need from me, and what do you do with it?+
Name, city/state, and optional age — that’s enough for the free scan. For Pro, we also ask for phone and prior addresses to improve match accuracy. Everything is encrypted at rest, scoped to your account, and never sold, shared, or used to train anything. You can delete everything from settings with one click.
What happens after a broker confirms removal?+
You get an email receipt with the message ID and confirmation timestamp, a before/after snapshot of the public record, and a re‑check scheduled for 7 days out. If the listing reappears (it happens — brokers re‑ingest data constantly), an operator re‑submits the request and logs the repeat in your timeline.
I was removed but the listing came back. Why?+
Data brokers re‑acquire records from public records, voter rolls, and business directories on a rolling basis. A clean removal today does not mean a clean listing next month. This is why monitoring matters: re‑exposure is a when, not an if. Pro catches it on the next quarterly scan and an operator handles the re‑submission.
Do I have to be in California for this to work?+
No. We serve every US resident. California residents get the strongest legal footing via CCPA and the DELETE Act, but the brokers we cover have nationwide opt‑out policies — they honor requests from any US IP, and we handle the paperwork.
Find out what’s out there. Then delete it.
Run the free scan. See the evidence. Decide whether you want to clean it up. Everything else — the receipts, the re‑checks, the exposure score — that’s what Pro is for.