A real estate investor just paid $0.99 to find where you live. A marketer bought your phone number to call you. Your ex? They can find you in under 30 seconds. 750+ data broker sites are selling your life to anyone who asks. We remove you from 200+ of them free.
No credit card. ~30 seconds. We never sell your data.
Pilot status, updated 2026-05-22. We don't inflate. Every removal we claim, you can verify.
$0.99 figure based on Spokeo and BeenVerified single-report pricing. 30-second example based on TruePeopleSearch's free instant-search.
Each of these happened in the United States. Each was enabled by data brokers selling personal information that anyone could legally buy.
In 1989, Rebecca Schaeffer was killed at her front door by a stalker who hired a private investigator to look up her home address from California DMV records. Her case prompted the federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act. The successor industry — data brokers — still sells the same information today, often for under $5.
In 2020, US federal judge Esther Salas's son was shot and killed at their home by a former litigant who tracked the judge using data broker sites. The killer compiled a dossier from publicly-available people-search records. Congress passed the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act in her son's name in December 2022.
Source: Daniel Anderl Act — Congress.gov
In 2022, Vice Motherboard found that data broker SafeGraph was selling aggregated location data showing visits to Planned Parenthood clinics — including where visitors lived and how long they stayed — for $160 per week. After the report, SafeGraph stopped selling the dataset. Other location brokers continue to sell similar data.
These are the consequences of an industry that profits from your personal information. The names on those broker sites aren't anonymized. The buyers aren't vetted. The system works exactly as designed.
We help you take your data off it.
Every time you bought a house, registered to vote, signed up for a subscription, or even just existed with a phone number — data brokers scraped your information and sold it.
Right now, sites like Spokeo, BeenVerified, Whitepages, and Radaris are showing anyone who asks:
This isn't the dark web. This is page one of Google. And it's feeding the robocalls, the spam texts, the phishing emails, and the junk mail that never stop coming.
750+ companies profit from your personal data. You can't even name most of them.
Here's what nobody tells you: removing yourself from one data broker is a temporary fix. These companies pull from public records — property filings, court records, voter rolls — that update constantly.
“Within 60–90 days, your data reappears on the same sites you just removed it from.”
You can't beat this cycle by hand. We can.
The data removal industry has a dirty secret: most services inflate their numbers. They count “not found” as “removed.” They send blind requests to brokers that don't even have your data. They claim 850 brokers but only automate 85.
Your dashboard shows screenshots of your listings before removal and verification after.
"Removed" means removed. "Not found" means not found. "Refused" means refused — and we tell you why.
For California residents, we plan to submit directly to the state's official DROP deletion portal when it opens in August 2026.
We will publish our actual removal success rate on a public coverage page at general-access launch.
We don't have anything to hide. Your data shouldn't either.
Scan first — see exactly where your data lives. Then we start removing you from the 200+ brokers that accept automated opt-outs, free. Hard brokers (CAPTCHA, phone-verified) come with our paid plans.
Every removal we run posts to our public ledger — so you can verify exactly what we delivered, broker by broker.
Enter your name, city, and state. Our system searches 750+ registered US data brokers for your personal information. In minutes, you see everywhere your data lives.
We immediately begin removing your data from 200+ sites that accept automated removal requests — email-based opt-outs, simple web forms, and government portals. This happens automatically. You don’t lift a finger.
The hardest sites — Spokeo, BeenVerified, Whitepages, Radaris, PeopleFinders, TruthFinder — require CAPTCHA solving, identity verification, and ongoing monitoring. Our paid plans handle these plus quarterly re-scans to catch re-listings before they show up on Google again.
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Plain-English walkthrough of the 5-step flow, dashboard status diagram, hard policy commitments. Plus a public directory of every broker with the verified opt-out URL and DBR removal method.
750+
data brokers tracked in our registry
6
distinct broker industries
310
email opt-outs identified
Pay only for what brokers actually charge us to reach. Every removal posts to our public ledger.
forever
No credit card required
Your first step toward disappearing from data brokers.
What we cover
What you get
most popular
billed yearly · $59.88/yr (save 17% vs monthly)
The sites that show up when someone Googles your name.
What we cover
What you get
covers the hardest brokers
billed yearly · $95.88/yr (save 11% vs monthly)
Adds credit bureaus, government-ID brokers, and multi-step verification portals. Plus prefilled letters for the mail-only brokers.
What we cover
What you get
| Free | Essential | Premium | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marketing & ad brokers | |||
| B2B sales intelligence | |||
| Location & mobile trackers | |||
| Simple public record sites | |||
| People search sites | |||
| CAPTCHA-protected ad brokers | |||
| Phone-verified directories | |||
| Property aggregators (web opt-out) | |||
| Credit & financial brokers | |||
| Government ID-required sites | |||
| Mail-only brokers (prefilled letter for you to send) | |||
| Multi-step verification portals |
Check = we have a removal method for that broker category. Some use email (bounce-tracked); others use web forms (screenshot-verified). See our public ledger for per-broker outcome status. Minus = not included.
Your CCPA clock starts the day you submit.
California Consumer Privacy Act §1798.130 gives brokers 45 days to verify and respond to a deletion request (extendable to 90). Read the statute →
All prices in USD. Cancel anytime. We never sell your data. Individual plans for now; household coverage on the roadmap.