Get help with exposed personal data.
Doxxing, harassment, stalking, a sudden public incident: your home address, phone, and family details are searchable on broker sites. Here's the first step: run a free scan to see where you're exposed, and we begin removing it as soon as your profile is set up.
Run a free scanWhen exposure is the problem, data brokers are the supply chain
Most of what someone can find about you doesn't come from hacking. It comes from people-search sites, the sites where we pursue removal.
Listings spread as they sit
Listings get indexed by search engines and cached by aggregators, and one can become many. Removing a listing can reduce one source of exposure. Copies may remain elsewhere.
Your address is on more sites than you think
Most people check a few well-known people-search sites. Your data typically appears on hundreds, many you've never heard of. Removing yourself from the five you know leaves the hundreds you don't.
Family members are exposed through your listing
Brokers list household members as "associated people." If you're being targeted, your family's names and shared address sit on your profile. Removing your data breaks the connection that puts them in the same searchable record.
Background reading: The real dangers of data brokers
A free scan shows exactly which sites have your personal data.
Run a free scanRapid discovery, immediate action
Scan your exposure
We scan the web (data brokers, AI services, public records) for your name, phone, email, and address. The scan identifies the sites where your personal data is published and prioritizes the highest-exposure listings.
Submit removal requests at scale
Removal requests go out across all identified sites. Automated opt-out forms, escalated removal requests, and operator-group resolution for networks of sites that share data. We don't do them one at a time.
Verify and escalate
Each removal is verified. Brokers that don't comply get escalation. Persistent listings receive additional remediation. You can track progress from your dashboard.
Prevent reappearance
Broker databases refresh from public records. After the initial cleanup, continuous monitoring catches re-listings and new appearances before they can be found in a search. The protection doesn't stop after the initial wave of removals.
When speed matters, coverage matters more
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| Manual opt-outs | Generic privacy tools | Delist.ai | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage approach | Sites you identify | Varies by provider | Brokers, AI, search, dark web |
| Request handling | You research and file each request | Varies by provider | We file eligible requests after authorization |
| Re-listing detection | None | Limited | Continuous |
| Legal escalation | Draft and send yourself | Rarely | We escalate |
| Household coverage | Repeat for each person | Varies | Add members |
| Ongoing protection | One-time effort | Periodic check-ins | Continuous |
Common questions about urgent removal
How quickly can you start removing my data?
Start with a free scan. Paid removal work follows your authorization. Submission and response times vary by site, and some requests need a step from you.
I've been doxxed. Can you remove the information that's already been shared?
We remove the source material: broker listings where doxxers find address, phone, and family details. We can't unsend screenshots or delete posts by others, but we make the original data source much harder for the next person to access.
Should I also contact law enforcement?
If you feel physically threatened, yes. Privacy removal and law enforcement serve different purposes: we remove the data, law enforcement addresses criminal behavior. For stalking, harassment, or threats, both matter.
What if my data reappears after removal?
It often does. Brokers re-list from public records on a cycle. Ongoing monitoring is essential after an urgent incident. When a listing comes back, we catch it and restart the removal.
See what is exposed
Run a free scan. See which sites have your personal data and how many listings connect your name to your home address.
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