Take back what's yours.
Data brokers collect your home address, phone number, age, and relatives' names, then sell access to anyone who searches your name.
- No SSN, ever.
- No government ID, ever.
- 60-day money-back guarantee, cancel anytime.
The problem
You didn't sign up for this.
Home address
Phone number
Age
Relatives' names
This isn't the dark web. It's page one of a search on your own name.
It's how scammers pick targets, how unwanted contact finds an address, and where a lot of robocalls start.
Delete it today. It can come back later.
Opt-out completed
Public records update
Listing rebuilt
We file again
every quarter
Weeks or months later, the same listing can quietly reappear.
That's the honest reason a single, one-time removal is a temporary fix. It's also why DBR Protection runs your removals again on a scheduled quarterly cadence, not just once.
Free DIY links. Free government options. Or $29 a year and we file it for you.
Free
Remove yourself, free.
For every broker in our research registry, we try to publish the direct opt-out link and plain instructions, so you can remove yourself by hand at no cost. No card, no account needed to use them.
We never charge for what's already free.
See the broker roster →Free government options →$29 a year
Or let us file it, $29 a year.
DBR Protection files removal requests for you across our exact, proof-backed roster of 1 broker, including the ones that fight back with CAPTCHAs and email-verification loops. Then we run a new round every quarter on a scheduled cadence, because this data comes back.
See the plan, $29/year →105 direct opt-out links from our research registry, grouped by category.
We show our work. Every request, every status, no vanity numbers.
A lot of removal services blur the line between "we sent a request" and "your data is gone." We don't.
- Step 1
Scheduled
Queued in your plan. No request has gone out yet.
- Step 2
Submitted
We sent your removal request to the broker, with a timestamped record of exactly what was sent.
- Step 3
Submission confirmed
The broker confirmed it received the request. For web-form submissions, you can open the broker's final success screenshot yourself.
Submission confirmed is a receipt, not a deletion. It means the broker has your request.
If a submission can't get through, your dashboard says Could not complete, not something dressed up to sound better.
See the whole process →Where $29 a year actually lands you
| Do it yourself$0 | DBR Protection$29/yr | Budget automated servicesaround $20/yr | Premium removal servicesroughly $100 to $250/yr; some multi-feature tiers price well above that | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per year | $0 | $29 | ~$20 | $100 to $250, some tiers higher |
| Who files the request | You | We do, on your authorization | Automated | Automated plus humans |
| Evidence behind a confirmed status | n/a | Yes, openable for web-form confirmations | Varies | Varies |
| Re-removal when data comes back | You redo it | Every quarter, scheduled | Every few months | Quarterly to continuous |
| Number of plans | n/a | One | One | Three or more |
Doing it yourself is genuinely free, and we hand you every link to do it.
See the full comparison →Prices and features for other kinds of services were checked in June and July 2026 from public pricing pages. They change often; re-verify before each publish. Figures about DBR come from our own public roster and status ledger, generated at render time.
One plan. No tiers, no upsells.
DBR Protection
$29/yr
- We file removal requests for you across the exact, proof-backed roster of 1 broker (the full list is public and named).
- We handle the hostile flows many services skip: CAPTCHAs, email-verification loops, multi-step forms.
- Quarterly re-removal, run on a scheduled operating cadence, because this data comes back.
- 60-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime.
We don't sell your data. Doing that would be a strange business decision for a company named Data Broker Remover.
Start DBR Protection, $29/year →