Your personal information is on the internet. This scan shows you exactly where.
Data brokers, Google, and AI assistants are publishing your name, address, and phone right now. The exposure scan covers all three in one pass and hands Delist the map, so we can start removing what it finds. Free to run, no card needed.
Run my free exposure scan →Three surfaces, one scan
Each surface feeds the next. Broker listings fuel search results; search results feed what AI assistants know. The scan covers all three in one pass.
Data brokers
Data brokers and people-search sites: the retail brokers you can search by name, and the wholesalers selling your data upstream of them. They're publishing your home address, phone, relatives, and past locations right now. We don't work from a fixed list of sites — the broker layer is where most exposure starts, so we cover it first and deepest.
See the broker hub →Search engines
The scan shows what surfaces for your name across Google and Bing: broker URLs, social profiles, mentions, anything a stranger with your name can pull up. That's the list we work through.
See the search hub →AI training data
AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot surface personal information drawn from public web data, most of which started on broker sites. The scan checks your standing with each vendor's opt-out flow and flags the broker listings that feed the next round of training.
See the AI hub →How the scan works
Submit minimum information
Name, email, city. Optionally address, phone, and date of birth for higher-precision matching. No SSN, no payment info, no commitment. We keep your data safe, and you can delete it anytime.
Scan all three surfaces in parallel
We search the broker network for matching profiles, query search engines for your name and identifiers, and check AI vendor opt-out status against current public documentation, all at once. Most scans finish in under a minute.
Per-site results with confidence scoring
Each finding is tagged High, Medium, or Low, based on how strongly the data matches your identifiers. False-positive filtering runs before results are shown. You see exactly which sites have you, what they're publishing, and how certain the match is.
Choose what to do
Use our free opt-out guides to handle removal yourself. Or let Delist do it: we file removals across the sites we found and keep watching. When a broker relists you, we file again.
What the scan does and doesn't do
Does: broker-layer coverage
The data-broker sites we cover, including the major retail brokers and the data wholesalers upstream of them. These are the sites selling your information to anyone who pays.
Does: per-finding evidence
Each finding shows the source URL, the matched data fields, and a confidence score. You can verify any result yourself before deciding what to do with it.
Doesn't: scan private breach databases
The scan covers the public-facing web. For checks against known breach databases, credentials and personal data exposed in known data leaks, see the breach-history check.
Doesn't: scrape your social profiles
The scan doesn't request access to your private social-media accounts. It works from the publicly visible web, the same data anyone can pull up without logging in.
See exactly what's exposed.
The scan shows you where your personal information is published. From there, Delist removes it and keeps filing when brokers relist you. Same scan either way; your choice on what comes next.
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