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We can’t unleak a breach. We take away what it’s worth — and keep taking it away.

Protection · $129/yr or $14.99/mo Family · $249/yr · up to 5 people Deep Sweep — $29 once
Built by a security professional who finds exposed data for a living Stripe-secured checkout Legal removal requests filed for you Scans 13.1B+ leaked records
4,272 takedown requests filed 31,029 breaches tracked 13.1B+ leaked records indexed Live totals · as of August 2026
Ongoing protection · annual saves 28% · cancel anytime

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Ongoing

Protection

Everything, always on — for one person.

$10.75 / month, billed annually
$10.75/mo billed $129/yr — save 28% · cancel anytime
  • Watch up to 3 of these: email, name, phone, address, or gamertag
  • Continuous monitoring across 637 companies
  • Weekly exposure report + near-real-time breach alerts
  • Removals auto-re-filed the moment a site relists you
  • We follow the trail three steps out, from your email to your name, address, and the people you live with
  • AI Concierge walks you through every fix step-by-step
  • Gaming accounts covered: Steam, Discord, Riot, Xbox + takeover alerts
Start Protection →

30-day money-back guarantee

Also sold as Protection, for gamers — same plan, gamer-skinned dashboard →

Household

Family

Your protection, plus a seat for everyone you live with.

$20.75 / month, billed annually
$249 billed annually · up to 5 people
  • Full Protection for you — removals at 637 companies, monitoring, re-strikes
  • 5 household seats: register the people you live with, and we ask each of them for their own authorization
  • One dashboard, one point of contact for the family
  • Add more people anytime — $49/yr per extra member

A seat today is a slot and a stored profile, not coverage of its own: the sweep and the monitoring still run at the account level. We ask each adult ourselves because removal authority is theirs to give — you cannot sign it for them. The same thing said on our comparison page →

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30-day money-back guarantee

Start here — one-time

Deep Sweep

A single full cleanup — no subscription.

$29 once
One payment · no renewal, ever
  • Full sweep across 637 companies
  • Day-30 re-verification with proof
  • 30 days of Protection included
  • No auto-charge — you choose whether to continue
Get Deep Sweep — $29 once →

One-time · work starts on confirm · 80%-filed-in-14-days refund guarantee

High-profile

Executive

Concierge protection for high-risk profiles.

From $1,499 / month
Estate & Aristocrat · application-only
  • A dedicated concierge analyst on your account
  • Household plus estate and legacy coverage
  • Custom-scoped engagements up to $25,000/mo
  • Private, hand-managed removals and reviews
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Application-only · annual flat-rate available

Cancel anytime. Subscriptions renew on the cycle you choose; switch, pause, or cancel from your account with no penalty. The Deep Sweep is a one-time purchase and work begins the moment you confirm — it is covered by our Refund & Service Guarantee: a full $29 refund if we fail to file 80% of your in-scope brokers within 14 days for reasons within our control. Existing subscribers keep their current price. Coverage math · How removals work

What happens after you pay

The work starts immediately — and you watch it happen

No black box, no vague “we’ll handle it.” Every filing is logged in your dashboard with a real timeline behind it.

  1. Minute 0

    Your DoxxScan™ runs: every leaked credential and live listing, mapped.

  2. Day 0

    First batch of authorized-agent removal filings goes out — watch the sent-log.

  3. Days 1–45

    Sites’ legal response windows. We track every one; portal-only sites get a one-click assist.

  4. Day 30

    We re-scan and show you proof of what’s gone. Not a promise — a receipt.

  5. Ongoing (Protection)

    A site relists you, we re-file automatically. New breach hits, you get the alert and the fix.

How it happens

How one breach turns into “they found my address”

One leaked email is enough to assemble your name, phone, family and home address on sites anyone can search. Nobody can unleak the email. What we can do is take away everything it points to — and go back every time you turn up again.

1
Breach leak

Your email + password escape

A breached site dumps your credentials into a leaked database, sold for cents. Free checkers show you this half, then stop.

2
Connect the dots

Email → username → real name

Attackers reverse-lookup the email against username and reused-credential dumps until a real name + phone falls out.

3
Broker exposure

Name + phone → home address

That name lights up across 637 companies that trade it on. Address, family, employer, and neighbors, all a dollar away. This is the cleanup half.

4
Real-world attack

Address becomes a real-world risk

The chain completes. Breaking links 2 and 3 is what keeps a leak from turning into a real-world safety problem.

The part the plans can’t show

Removing you once is not the job

Every service in this category sends the same letters, and they work. 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 that 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 637 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 identifier 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.

How we compare

Priced against the removal-only services

Most services here ask the companies publishing you to take your details down. We do that at 637 of them, show you the leak underneath, and check again on day 30.

ServicePublic priceWhat it coversBreach + credential scanChain-mapped → verified removal
DeleteMe$129/yrAsks the companies publishing you to take your details down, handled for youNo, removal onlyNo chain mapping; removal reports, not day-30 re-verification of the whole chain
Incogni$95.88/yrAutomated removal requests, sent for youNo, removal onlyNo trail from the leak to your address; removal requests only
Optery$39–149/yrRemoval from look-up sites plus an exposure report; tiered by site countNo, removal onlyNo breach-to-address mapping; coverage scales with the tier you buy
GalaxyWarden Protection$129/yrBreach + credential scan and 637 companies asked to delete youYes — 13.1B+ leaked recordsYes — leak → your info → address, with day-30 verified removal and auto re-strikes

Public list pricing, July 2026. Competitor prices from each provider’s published plans; features compared are pricing and coverage model only. Names and trademarks belong to their owners.

Brandon Audeh, founder of GalaxyWarden
“I find exposed data for a living. The person who finds yours is the one who files to get it removed — there is no call centre between us.”

Brandon Audeh · Founder, GalaxyWarden · penetration tester

Billing & refunds

Straight answers on what you’re paying for

Plain answers. Here’s exactly how billing and refunds work.

Will I be auto-charged or auto-renewed?

Subscriptions (Protection and Family) renew on the cycle you choose — monthly or annual — and you can cancel anytime from your account with no penalty. The $29 Deep Sweep is a one-time payment: it includes 30 days of Protection free, and if you don’t actively choose to continue, you’re never charged again.

What’s the difference between the Deep Sweep and Protection?

Same work, different duration. The Deep Sweep ($29 once) runs the full cleanup one time: scan, removal filings at 637 companies, and a day-30 re-verification with proof — plus 30 days of Protection monitoring included. Protection ($14.99/mo or $129/yr) keeps it running: brokers re-list every 60–90 days, so continuous re-strikes are what keep you gone. Most Deep Sweep buyers continue to Protection when their included month shows them why.

Can you remove everything about me?

No. 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 — anyone who says otherwise is lying to you.

Is the Deep Sweep refundable?

Yes, under a specific guarantee. What you’re paying us for is filing — the one thing we control. So that’s what we guarantee: if we fail to file removal requests to 80% of the brokers in your scope within 14 days for a reason within our control (our outage, our error, a misconfiguration), email support and we’ll refund the full $29 within 5 business days. What we can’t refund is a broker being slow — they get up to 45 days under CCPA — or a broker re-listing you later from fresh public records. Full terms on our Refund & Service Guarantee, which governs over anything else you read on this site.

Why isn’t it just a no-questions-asked refund?

Because the work is real and immediate: filings go out to the parent aggregators the moment you confirm, and they can’t be un-sent. Guaranteeing the outcome would mean guaranteeing a broker’s behaviour, which nobody honestly can. So we guarantee our own performance instead, in writing, with a number attached. That’s also why you can run the free scan first and watch every filing in your dashboard — you never pay blind.

Who does Family cover?

You, in full — removals at 637 companies, monitoring, re-strikes — 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 authorization to act on their behalf. It is not yet a broker 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. Need more seats? $49/yr each. $27.99/mo, or $249/yr billed annually.

I’m an existing subscriber — does my price change?

No. Existing subscribers are grandfathered at their current price for as long as their subscription stays active. New pricing applies to new subscriptions only.

What payment methods do you accept?

Checkout is secured by Stripe and accepts all major cards plus Apple Pay and Google Pay. We never see or store your full card details.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes — the breach scan is free and requires no card. Run it to see which breaches exposed you, then decide how you want to close the loop. Run a free scan →

Free scan first · pay only if you want the cleanup

See what’s exposed, then stay protected.

Start with a free 15-second scan — no card, no account. Then keep your details off 637 companies with Protection, or clear them once with a Deep Sweep. Your call.

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