Remove your personal information from the internet — free, if you do the work.
Your name, address, phone number, and relatives are already listed across people-search sites, feeding spam calls, scam texts, and anyone who wants to find you. You can get them removed without paying anyone. We give you the scan that shows what's exposed, and the guides to take it down yourself.
Run my free exposure scan →Free means free. The cost is your time, not your money.
The law: Data brokers are required by law to let you opt out at no charge: CCPA in California, and comparable statutes in 19 other states. Some make it a quick form. Most make it a scavenger hunt. None of them charge.
The work: Reading a different opt-out flow for every site, filling a different form each time, confirming a different verification email, then coming back to do it again as brokers re-list you when new data feeds arrive.
The choice: If you want to do it yourself, we'll show you exactly how. If you'd rather we handle it, the paid plan does the finding and filing for you, and re-files when a broker re-lists you. We handle most of it and tell you when a site needs you. Either path works toward the same result: your information off the internet. Pick the one that fits your time.
How the free path works
A few hours spread across two weeks. You find out what's exposed, you file the removals, you calendar a recheck. That's the whole loop.
Run the free scan
See which people-search sites list your name, address, phone, and relatives, plus what AI assistants say about you. It takes under a minute, with no card and no signup until you see results. Start the scan.
Use our opt-out guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for the major data brokers in the opt-out guide library. Several brokers share a parent company, so one form can remove you from multiple sites at once.
Set a recheck reminder
Data brokers re-list you over time as new data feeds arrive, so a removal doesn't stick on its own. Set a calendar reminder to rerun the scan, or use our free tracker template to stay on top of it.
Free path vs. paid plan: what each actually costs you
We sell the paid plan, so we're not neutral. Here's the honest comparison anyway.
| Free path | Delist paid plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Scan | Free | Free (same scan) |
| Initial opt-outs | You do them, 4 to 8 hours over about two weeks | We file them for you |
| Re-listing detection | Manual rechecks you schedule | Automatic, monthly |
| Re-submission | You re-file each time | We re-file for you |
| Legal escalation | Not available | Included on every plan |
| Family coverage | Each member does the work separately | Family plan covers your whole household |
| Time cost | Several hours a year | Minimal, we tell you when a site needs you |
| Money cost | $0 | See pricing |
Start by seeing what's out there
The scan is free either way. It shows which sites list your information before you decide how to handle it. No card, no signup until you see results. We'll ask for your email so we can send the results; we don't share it, and you can delete your account any time.
See what's out there →