See where your personal data appears.
A free scan finds public listings that may expose your personal data, with the source and matching details in one report.
No card needed. Removal starts with a paid plan and your authorization.
Your scan reportIllustrative exampleYour findings
See what matched on each site.
- Home address
- Listed
- Phone number
- Listed
- Email address
- Listed
We haven’t verified that this listing belongs to you.
With a paid plan and your authorization, we pursue eligible removals.
Start with the
public web.
We search for public pages using the details you share, with a focus on data brokers and people-search sites.
Data brokers
People-search sites and other brokers publish contact details and location histories. We look beyond a fixed list of sites.
Explore data brokersSearch results
Google results help us find broker listings and other public pages that match your name and identifiers.
Explore search removalPublic data used by AI
AI assistants can repeat personal data from public pages. This scan finds those listings; the AI hub explains vendor opt-out steps.
Explore AI opt-outsFrom your details
to your report.
The scan shows possible exposure. Delist reviews identity evidence before filing a removal request.
Share your details
Your name, email, US phone number, and address help us match public listings. No SSN or payment details are needed.
Find matching pages
We search for public pages that match your identifiers, including data-broker and people-search listings.
See the evidence
Findings show the source URL, matched fields, and match confidence. We filter possible false matches before showing results.
Start removal
Use our free opt-out guides, or choose a paid plan and authorize Delist to pursue eligible removals.
What your scan
can tell you.
Understand the findings before starting removal.
What appears in a finding
The source URL, matched data fields, and confidence help you understand why a listing appeared. A possible match is not confirmed exposure.
What we can search
The scan searches publicly visible pages. It does not need access to your private social-media accounts.
How breach checks differ
Known-breach checks are separate from public-web listings. They can identify past exposure, not remove a breach dump. See the breach-history check.
How we use your data
We use the details you share to find matches. See Security & Trust for how we protect them and our Privacy Policy for deletion and retention details.
What happens after the scan
A free scan does not file removal requests. With a paid plan and your authorization, Delist pursues eligible removals and checks for listings that return.
Start with a free scan.
See possible matches and where they appear. Then choose whether to handle removal yourself or have Delist take on the work.