One plan. $29 a year. That's the whole menu.
No tiers to decode, no arrow pointing at the expensive option, no upsell screens. Every DIY opt-out link and free government option is free whether you pay us or not. The $29 buys the part that's tedious to do yourself: filing every request, chasing confirmations, keeping the evidence, and doing it again next quarter when the data creeps back.
One plan, one price.
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; you can audit every entry.
- We work 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 from public records.
- Honest status on every request: Scheduled Submitted Submission confirmed. For web-form confirmations, open the broker's final success screenshot yourself.
- 60-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime.
$29/year, billed annually, USD, one individual plan. Every DIY opt-out link is free. Free government options (California's DROP portal, the OptOutPrescreen program) are always shown; we never charge for what's already free.
What $29 a year actually buys, next to the alternatives
We don't name other companies (that's a rule we hold ourselves to), but here's honestly where we land against the shape of services in this category, and against doing it yourself.
| 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 |
| Publishes free DIY opt-out links | You'd find them yourself | Yes, published for every broker in our research registry | Varies | Varies |
| Who files the request | You | We do, on your authorization | Automated | Automated plus humans |
| Hard brokers (CAPTCHA, email loops) | You fight them | We handle them | Varies | Varies |
| Re-removal when data comes back | You redo it | Every quarter, scheduled | Every few months | Quarterly to continuous |
| Per-request status you can check | n/a | Yes, 3-step spine | Varies | Varies |
| Evidence behind a confirmed status | n/a | Yes, openable for web-form confirmations | Varies | Varies |
| Broker count claims | n/a | Exact named roster, generated from proof | Varies | Often a much bigger number than what's actually proven |
| Number of plans | n/a | One | One | Three or more |
| Money-back window | n/a | 60 days | Up to roughly 150 days | Varies |
We are not the cheapest, and we won't pretend to be. A budget automated service can run a few dollars less a year. If the lowest price is all you care about, that's a fair choice. We think the honest per-request proof and the scheduled quarterly re-removal are worth the difference. Doing it yourself is genuinely free, and we hand you every link to do exactly that.
Premium services advertise coverage of far more brokers on paper. We deliberately publish a smaller, real, auditable roster of sites we've actually proven a removal on, rather than counting sites nobody checked. Different bet. We think it's the honest one.
Some larger services bundle in more: broader household coverage, identity-theft insurance, human concierge support. If you need those, they may fit you better. We do one thing, and we show our work doing it.
We don't know whether budget or premium competitors publish free DIY opt-out links of their own, so that row says "Varies" for them rather than a guessed "no." What we know for certain, and can show you, is that we publish one for every broker in our own research registry.
The same honesty applies to how competitors handle hard brokers, per-request status, and evidence. We don't have a substantiated, checkable answer for what any specific budget or premium service does on those three points, so those cells say "Varies" too, rather than a specific claim we can't back up. What we can show you for certain is our own column: we handle CAPTCHAs and email-verification loops ourselves, our status is a named 3-step spine, and our evidence is openable for web-form confirmations.
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.
Why there's no "Pro" tier
Tiered pricing in this category can leave the entry tier covering very little, pushing you toward the expensive option. We didn't want to play that game. There's one plan because there's one job: get you off the sites that expose you, prove it, and keep doing it. If we ever add more later, it will be in addition to this plan, not a wall in front of it.
60-day money-back guarantee.
If you pay and we haven't earned it within 60 days, ask for your money back and you'll get it. Cancel anytime.
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