Delist removes your personal information from the internet
Your name, address, and phone number are scattered across data broker and people-search sites, and those listings surface in Google and AI assistants too. That data feeds the spam calls, scam texts, and unwanted contact you deal with. We find it, file the removals, verify what comes down, and re-file when brokers re-list you.
Start your free scan →Brokers make removal hard on purpose
Each data broker has its own opt-out process. Some bury a form behind several clicks, some require a formal email citing privacy law, some make you create an account before they'll let you leave. Many re-list your data within weeks of a confirmed removal. They're counting on the friction wearing you down.
Doing it manually, site by site, takes hours, and the job never closes: what you clear comes back within weeks.
How removal actually works
We scan for your data
We search data broker and people-search sites for your name, phone number, email, and address. Every result is scored for how closely it matches you.
We identify what to remove
Matches are scored High, Medium, or Low by how much of your personal information they carry. The strongest matches go to the top of the queue, so the records that most accurately identify you come down first.
We file the removal requests
We send a removal request to each site that lists you, using whatever method that broker requires, and we escalate the ones that ignore us. When sites share a parent company, one request can clear the whole family.
We verify, then keep watching
We check back to confirm your data is actually gone. When brokers re-list you, we re-file automatically. You don't have to track any of it.
What we do that manual opt-outs can't
We handle each site's process
No two brokers opt you out the same way. We work through each one for you, so you never fill out another form.
Escalations
Some brokers stall, ignore the first request, or quietly put you back. When that happens, we escalate and keep following up until your data comes down.
Parent-operator resolution
Many broker sites share the same parent company. A single removal to the parent covers its subsidiary sites, so your data comes down in more places from fewer requests.
We keep up as brokers change their flows
Brokers change their forms and add new hoops over time. We keep up with each site, so your request actually lands instead of silently failing.
Re-listing detection
Brokers regularly re-list people after a confirmed removal. We run a full scan every month and re-file automatically when your data reappears. The work continues after the first submission.
Verification after every removal
Every removal is checked to confirm your data is actually gone, not just that the request was sent. Removals that didn't take are re-queued.
See what's exposed about you
Run a free scan and see exactly where you show up. It takes about a minute.
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