A move spreads your address across the internet. We find it and get it taken down.
Your new address starts feeding data broker sites within days — pulled from utility signups, mail forwarding, voter rolls, and property filings. Your old address stays published too. We scan for both and file removal requests wherever they turn up.
Start your address cleanup →A move is a data event
Relocating triggers a cascade of address updates across public records, utilities, and commercial databases. Data brokers aggregate all of it.
New address propagation
Mail forwarding, utility sign-ups, voter registration, and property records all feed broker databases. People-search sites reflect the change in 2–4 weeks, often faster.
Old address persistence
Data brokers don't replace records — they accumulate them. Your old address stays published next to your new one. The result: a free, browsable location history.
Household linkage
Brokers link household members by address. Moving with a partner or family ties the new address to everyone. Removing only your records leaves the link intact through theirs.
Background reading:How data brokers get your information
See which sites have your old address, your new address, or both.
Start your address cleanup →Clean up your location footprint
Scan for all listed addresses
We search the open internet for addresses tied to your name, past and present, wherever they show up. You'll see exactly where your old and new addresses appear.
Remove both old and new
We file removal requests for each address-bearing listing we find, including your previous address, not just the current one. Each broker gets the right opt-out method.
Cover the household
If you're moving with family, we remove listings for household members too. Brokers link people by address, so incomplete removal leaves gaps that reconnect your data.
Catch post-move re-listings
New address data keeps entering broker sites for weeks after a move. We run a full scan every month for re-listings and new appearances, and file removals as they surface.
What it takes to clean up after a move
| Manual opt-outs | Generic privacy tools | Delist.ai | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Old address removal | You'd need to find and opt out of each one | Varies | Included |
| New address monitoring | None | Limited | Monthly scans |
| Household members | Separate process for each person | Some plans | Family plans |
| Address history cleanup | Requires finding every past listing | Current address only | Full address history |
| Re-listing after move | Check manually, monthly | Periodic | Monthly scans |
Questions about moving and privacy
See what's already public.
See which sites have your current and previous addresses. Start with a free scan.
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