Remove your data from ClustrMaps

Delist pursues supported removal requests and tracks their status. Before requesting help with ClustrMaps, check the current request scope and any steps that require you. A request receipt does not establish that a listing is no longer visible.

Prefer to handle the request yourself? Read the ClustrMaps request guide and its current limits.

What ClustrMaps is

address/property lookup

Parent company

ClustrMaps Ltd (London; founder Marc Eisenstadt)

Opt-out difficulty

easy

Opt-out page

https://clustrmaps.com/bl/opt-out

Verification required

none

Time to removal

instant to up to 2 weeks

Does your data come back?

ClustrMaps continuously scrapes data (including from BeenVerified); listings can reappear after a move, name change, or new phone number.

What is ClustrMaps?

An address- and people-search site that maps names to addresses and exposes property, demographic, and contact data; also offers a website-visitor heatmap widget. Per Onerep, around 2.9 million people look someone up on ClustrMaps each month, drawing on a database of 200 million people and 107 million addresses.

Data categories Delist has recorded for ClustrMaps

• full name
• current and past addresses
• phone numbers
• email addresses
• relatives/associates
• neighbors
• estimated rent/home value
• education level
• occupation

Removal and reappearance limits

ClustrMaps continuously scrapes data (including from BeenVerified); listings can reappear after a move, name change, or new phone number. Recheck periodically.

Where Delist fits

Review the current supported removal work and any steps that require you. Submission, a provider response and direct visibility establish different things; blocked access is inconclusive.

Run a free scan

Beyond ClustrMaps: see your state's data privacy rights for laws that may give you stronger tools than opting out site-by-site.