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FAMILY OFFICES

You manage generational wealth. The personal data it creates manages itself.

Family offices coordinate investments, trusts, philanthropic giving, and estate planning across multiple generations. Each of those activities produces public filings that data brokers aggregate into detailed profiles of principals, their families, and even key staff members.

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1,000+ broker sites covered Multi-generational coverage Staff profiles available Cross-reference removal AES-256 encrypted handling
WHY THIS MATTERS

Multi-generational wealth creates multi-layered exposure

The structures that preserve family wealth also produce the public records that make family members findable.

Principals and next-gen members are linked by records

Trust documents, property transfers, and estate filings connect family members across generations. Data brokers surface these connections as "associated people," making it possible to map out your family structure, residences, and property holdings from a single starting name.

Philanthropy creates public acknowledgments

Donor acknowledgments, foundation 990 filings, board memberships at nonprofits, and gala attendance lists are routinely published. Each one adds a data point that brokers correlate with property records and business filings to build a more complete profile.

Staff and advisors have exposure too

COOs, estate managers, personal assistants, and security directors who work at a family office address become associated with that address in broker databases. Their personal records can indirectly reveal principal locations, routines, and family connections.

Exposure compounds across decades

A single-generation family has one layer of records. A multi-generational office accumulates records across multiple states, decades, and life events. Former residences, old phone numbers, and maiden names persist in broker databases indefinitely unless actively removed.

See how many broker sites publish personal details for your principals and their families.

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HOW DELIST HELPS

Coordinated protection for complex households

1

Audit exposure across the family

We scan 1,000+ data broker sites for each principal, family member, and staff member you want covered. The result is a clear picture of who is exposed, on which sites, and how records are linked across household members.

2

Submit coordinated removals

Removals are submitted for all covered individuals. Operator-group resolution means brokers that share infrastructure get addressed together. Family connections that cross-reference one member from another's listing are handled as part of the same removal workflow.

3

Verify and escalate

Each removal is verified after processing. Brokers that don't comply receive legal deletion requests under CCPA and GDPR. Persistent listings get escalated remediation until resolved.

4

Monitor all covered members

Ongoing monitoring detects re-listings and new appearances across all covered profiles. As family events generate new records, we catch and address them before they spread across the broker ecosystem.

COMPARE APPROACHES

Why family offices choose managed protection

Manual opt-outsGeneric privacy toolsDelist.ai
Sites covered10-20 per person50-2001,000+
Multi-member coverageMultiply effort per personLimited plansFamily plans
Cross-reference handlingNot addressedIndividual onlyHousehold-aware
Re-listing detectionNoneLimitedContinuous
Legal deletion requestsDraft and send yourselfRarelyCCPA/GDPR
Staff coverageNot offeredNot offeredAvailable
FAQ

Common questions from family offices

Family plans support multiple profiles under a single subscription. Each person gets their own scan, removal coverage, and monitoring. There's no fixed limit on household members. For offices covering principals across multiple branches or staff members, we can structure coverage to fit your needs.
Yes. A single account holder can create and manage profiles for each covered individual. This means the family office COO or operations lead can handle onboarding, enrichment, and monitoring without requiring each family member to manage their own account.
Each profile is scanned independently with its own name, addresses, and contact information. Family members in different locations get coverage tailored to their specific exposure. We handle data broker sites across the US regardless of which state the individual lives in.
All personal information is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage. No plaintext PII is held in our database. Profile data is decrypted only at the moment it's needed for a scan or removal, then immediately purged from working memory. We don't sell, share, or use your data for anything other than the removal service you're paying for.
Data broker removal is a natural complement to physical security and executive protection. Your security team handles threat assessment and physical safety. We handle the publicly available data that makes principals locatable and targetable. The two work better together than either does alone.

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See what's public about your family

Start with a free scan for any covered individual. Find out which data broker sites have their personal information and how household records are connected.

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