We take on your
data removal.
We find exposed personal data, file eligible removal requests, and follow up with each site.
Start with a free scan. Removal starts with a paid plan and your authorization.
Removal requestIllustrative example
People-search listing
Home address · Phone number · Email
Removal submitted
- Request
- Remove the public listing
- Submitted by
- Delist, with your authorization
- Listing reviewed
Identity checked before filing.
- Request sent
Submitted through the site's removal route.
- Next: track the response
Follow up and check the listing.
A submitted request is not a confirmed removal.
We handle each site's
removal process.
Brokers use different forms, email routes, and verification steps. We take on that work and tell you when a site needs something from you.
Find your listings
We search using the name, email, phone number, and address you provide. Findings start as possible matches.
Check the match
We review identity evidence before filing. A match score alone isn't enough to identify you or authorize removal.
File and follow up
With a paid plan and your authorization, we file eligible requests and follow up through available channels.
Check the result
We track receipts, broker responses, and listing checks separately so a request isn't mistaken for a removal.
Listings can return.
We keep checking.
Brokers can rebuild a listing from new public records or partner data. Removing it once doesn't end the work.
Paid monitoring checks for returning exposure. We pursue further removals where the listing, available route, and your authorization allow.
See how monitoring works
What to know
about removals.
Requirements vary by site. Here's how we handle the details.
See coverage and verification limitsWhen a site needs your help
Some sites require account access, a confirmation link, or identity verification. We'll tell you when a step needs your action.
When a request stalls
We follow up through available privacy and support channels where appropriate. Follow-up doesn't guarantee that a provider accepts the request or removes every copy.
When brands share a parent company
Related sites can have different processes. We check the provider's instructions to establish which sites a request covers.
When the removal route changes
A form or contact address can change or become unavailable. We check the current route for your request.
When a listing returns
Paid monitoring checks for returning listings. Further removal work depends on the listing, the available route, and your authorization.
How we check removal evidence
A request receipt shows that a request was submitted. A broker confirmation records the broker's response. Neither alone proves that a listing is no longer public. If access is blocked, the check remains inconclusive.
Start with what's exposed.
Run a free scan to see possible matches. Choose a paid plan and authorize Delist to pursue eligible removals.