Start free. Pay only for the step you actually want.
Looking a person up used to take somebody an afternoon. Now it is a question typed into a chatbot, and the answer comes off the look-up sites that publish your address. We file the legal requests to get you off those sites, and file again each time one puts you back. What we cannot do is make a company comply, and nobody honestly can.
Free scan $0 · Full report $9.99 · Protection $14.99/mo or $129/yr
No account and no card for the free scan, and declining our emails never affects it. Paid checkout runs on Stripe — your card details never reach us.
4,531 removal requests filed so far, 76 confirmed removed · as of August 2026. Confirmations arrive over 30 to 45 days, so the two numbers are never level. How we count →
What each step adds to the one below it
Nothing here is a bundle you have to decode. Each step does one more thing than the last, and the price is what that thing costs.
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$0free
Free scan
Look yourself up before anything else does: which of your details have already leaked, and which sites are publishing them.
About fifteen seconds. No account, no card, and the result appears on the page.
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$9.99once
Full report
Adds the actual values. The free scan tells you that a phone number of yours is out there. This shows you the number, and every site we found holding it. It runs up to 15 searches rather than the handful the free scan makes, so it follows the same trail an automated look-up follows: one email finds the phone paired with it in a leak, that phone finds an address.
We can only report on what a scan finds, so this one is offered on your own results page once the free scan has something to show.
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$10.75 per month, billed annually
Protection
Adds the one thing a single clean-up cannot do: we go back.
These companies rebuild their files from public records, so a listing you removed this month can be rebuilt from a property sale or a change of address next quarter.
Protection files again, every time you reappear.
What that means in practice.
You sign one authorization form, which makes us your authorized agent under California Civil Code §1798.135(c) and the equivalent laws in other states.
We then send removal requests to 582 companies — among them the 28 sites where anyone can type your name and get your address, which is where an automated look-up reads the answer off.
Every filing is tracked to its own legal deadline in your dashboard, by name and by date.
Watch up to 3 of these — email, name, phone, address or gamertag.
A weekly report tells you what changed. If your email turns up in a new leak, you hear it from us.
The AI Concierge walks you through the fixes only you can make.
$10.75 a month, billed $129/yr — save 28%. Cancel in two clicks from your dashboard.
Billing cycle
30-day refund on your first bill. Also sold as Protection for gamers — the same plan with a gamer-skinned dashboard.
Protecting a household? Family is Protection with 5 household seats — what a seat covers, and what it costs
Built by Brandon Audeh. Companies pay him to find the holes in their security before criminals do. The person who finds your details is the one who files to have them taken down.
Before you pay, so it is not a surprise afterwards: right after checkout you fill in a short profile — your name, current and previous addresses, and date of birth — and sign one authorization form.
That form is what lets us act for you by law. The whole sequence, step by step →
Cancel anytime. Subscriptions renew on the cycle you choose; switch, pause or cancel from your account with no penalty, and existing subscribers keep their current price. Your first bill is refundable for 30 days, and our Refund & Service Guarantee covers the one part we control — the filing: if we fail to file a majority (51%+) of what your plan files in its first 14 days for reasons within our control, that billing period is refunded. What we cannot promise is that a company complies, and nobody honestly can. How we count
Removing you once is not the job
Looking someone up is the cheap part now. Getting their details off the sites that answer is real work, and every service in this category does it. The question nobody else answers is what happens the month after.
What everyone here does
Asks the companies publishing you to take your name, address, phone and relatives down, so searching for you stops returning them. Real work, and genuinely worth paying for.
What happens next
Those companies rebuild their profiles from whatever they can find. Your details are sitting in a leaked file nobody can pull back, so the file keeps supplying them.
The page returns, and next year you pay for the same removal again.
They put it back.
We file at 582 companies, and we file again every time you reappear. Alongside it we show you the leaked record itself, so you can defuse it: change the password that escaped, retire the address that burned.
Said plainly: leaked data cannot be deleted from the internet, and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying to you. Listings can be removed, and we remove them. That distinction is the whole product.
Why an AI story ends up on a price list like this one.
The companies we file with — the ones that collect and sell your personal information — are what the law calls data brokers.
California now legally requires data brokers to declare whether they sold your data to an AI developer. In the state's 2026 register, 32 of 603 said they did.
And why the top step recurs.
California built its own deletion system on the assumption that removal is a standing job, not a one-off: from August 2026 every registered broker must check the state platform at least once every 45 days.
That is a different 45 days from the one further down this page.
This one is how often a company must come back and look at the queue; that one is how long it has to answer your own request.
Comparing us with DeleteMe, Incogni or Optery? Their published prices and ours are side by side, with what each one covers. See the comparison →
What happens after you pay
No black box and no vague “we’ll handle it.” Every filing is logged in your dashboard with a real date against it.
- Minute 0
Your scan runs. Every leaked credential and every live listing we can find is written down, with the site that is publishing it named beside it.
- Day 0
The first batch of legal removal requests goes out, under your authorization. You watch the sent log fill up.
- Days 1–45
These companies have 45 days to comply, under California Civil Code §1798.135(c). We track every filing through its own window and chase the ones that stall.
- Day 30
A progress report: what has come down so far, what is still inside its legal window, and what we are chasing. It is a status check, not the final answer — two weeks of the window are still running.
- Day 45 onwards
Now the window has closed, so now the answer means something. We re-check every filing and show you what actually came down.
- Ongoing, with Protection
A company relists you, we file again automatically. A new leak turns up your email, you get the alert and what to do about it.
Three trays, each deeper than the last.
Straight answers on what you are paying for
The questions people actually ask before they pay, answered the way we would answer them on the phone.
What does a paid plan give me that the free scan didn’t?
The free scan tells you which of your details leaked and where.
The paid report shows you the actual values and names every site holding them.
Protection goes further and — this is the part you are paying for — files the removal requests with all 582 companies so you do not have to, and keeps filing when a site puts you back.
Does this stop an AI finding me?
It shrinks what one can look up.
Ask a chatbot where somebody lives and it reads published pages — look-up sites, people-search listings, property records.
Those are the pages we file to have taken down, and we file again when they come back.
What no removal service can touch is a guess.
Given enough of someone’s own writing, these models are also good at guessing things that were never published anywhere. Nothing we remove changes that, because there is no listing to remove.
Anyone selling you protection from that is selling you something. We are telling you the difference because you will find it out anyway, and better here than after you have paid.
Will I be auto-charged or auto-renewed?
Protection and Family renew on the cycle you choose, monthly or annual, and you can cancel in two clicks from your account with no penalty. The one-off report is a single payment and renews nothing.
Can you remove everything about me?
No. In most cases we will not remove 100% of your information from the internet.
We remove what current law lets us compel from the companies that collect and sell your details.
Public records, news articles and social media are outside anyone’s removal power.
Getting hundreds of companies to honour an opt-out is never-ending work.
If “everything, permanently” is your expectation, we are not the right product for you.
How long does it take?
These companies get 45 days to comply under California Civil Code §1798.135(c). We file on the day you pay, send you a progress report at day 30 while that window is still running, and re-check everything once it has closed. We do not guarantee a company will comply — nobody honestly can — but you can see every filing and its date in your dashboard the whole time.
Why is it a subscription? I paid once already.
These companies rebuild their files from public records — a property sale, a voter roll, a change of address. Being removed today does not stop one of them listing you again from a fresh record. A one-off report shows you what is there now. Protection is the part that keeps filing every time you come back. It is not only us saying so: California built the same assumption into its own deletion system, and we quote the state’s rule in Removing you once is not the job.
Can I get my money back?
Yes, two ways. Your first bill is refundable for 30 days — start, watch what we file, change your mind. And what you are paying us for is filing, the one thing we control, so that is what we guarantee: if we fail to file a majority (51%+) of what your plan files in its first 14 days for a reason within our control (our outage, our error, a misconfiguration), email support and that billing period is refunded. What we cannot refund is a company being slow inside its legal window, or one relisting you later from fresh public records. Full terms on our Refund & Service Guarantee, which governs over anything else you read on this site.
Who does Family cover, and what does it cost?
$20.75 per month, billed $249/yr. It covers you, in full — removals at 582 companies, monitoring, re-filing — plus 5 household seats and one dashboard for the whole family. Being straight about what a seat is today: it holds a person’s details and lets us ask them for their own authorization to act on their behalf. It is not yet a sweep of its own — the sweep and the monitoring still run at the account level. We ask each adult directly because that is how the law works: removal authority runs from the person to us, and you cannot sign it on another adult’s behalf, however closely related. If what you want today is a second person swept independently, two Protection plans do that and Family does not — we would rather tell you here than after you have paid. Extra seats are $49/yr each. Start Family →
I’m already a subscriber — does my price change?
No. Existing subscribers keep their current price for as long as the subscription stays active. New pricing applies to new subscriptions only.
What do you do with my email?
We do not sell, rent or license your data.
Two clocks run on a free scan and they are worth separating.
What the scan found — the name, phone number and address it matched to you — is kept for 48 hours and then deleted, and your results link stops working at the same moment.
The address you typed is not on that clock.
We keep it because it is what the emailed link resolves to, and because re-running the search from it is how a later visit shows you something current instead of a stored copy of your details.
Ask us to delete it and we do.
Marketing email is a separate opt-in, off by default, and declining it never affects your scan.
Checkout is handled by Stripe and we never see or store your card details.
Look yourself up first. It is free.
Fifteen seconds, no card and no account. See what is already published about you, then decide about everything else.