A leak is where it starts. An AI can look up the rest.
Look-up sites publish a leaked email beside a home address, a phone number and a list of relatives — and that is what an AI reads when somebody asks about you. The scan is free. Protection files with the 580 companies that supply those pages, and files again each time one puts you back. $14.99/mo, cancel anytime.
Counts come from our filing and verification logs and recentbreaches.com coverage.
Data-point and account figures are estimates (~8 personal details per page we find; per-breach public disclosure figures).
These are estimates, not guarantees of any individual result.
Fifteen seconds from now, you know what an AI would find.
Every breach you’re in
Your email, checked against 13.1B+ leaked records: the same dumps criminals buy and trade.
Every password that got out
Wherever your old logins are being passed around, with the ones to change first called out.
Every page publishing your address
The look-up pages carrying your home, your phone and your relatives — the ones an AI reads back when somebody asks about you.
The chain from your email to your door
Email → name → home address. It is already assembled and already published; the scan walks it so you see it before anyone asks for it.
One list, worst first
Everything we found, ordered by what to deal with first, each one next to what fixes it. Free, before you’ve paid a cent.
Simplified view: the full methodology lives at coverage & methodology.
What filing changes
A legal demand on every page that lists you
Every page publishing your home, phone and relatives gets a demand to delete it — and another one each time it comes back. Most come down; some take longer, and a few refuse. We file again either way.
Fewer lists carry your number
The lists spam callers buy are built from these same pages. Less of your data in circulation means fewer lists you’re on — customers consistently report the noise dropping, though nobody can promise you a quiet phone.
Every leaked password gets a fix
The report shows the actual leaked values and exactly what to change — a numbered plan, not a scare screen.
The chain gets shorter
Email → name → address is what an AI reads back. Every page that comes down is one link fewer — and you watch every letter go out on your dashboard.
Scan. File. File again.
See what is published about you
One email in, about fifteen seconds, free. Every leaked password, home-address listing, and record tied to you surfaces from 13.1B+ leaked records, before you pay a cent.
We file to get your address taken down
Filing begins the moment you confirm.
We write to the 580 companies that supply your address, phone and family to the sites people and machines look you up on.
Cut off the supply, and the copies downstream go dark.
Ask an AI about you afterwards and it has fewer pages to read.
Proof of what we sent, and what came back
On day 30 we re-scan and send you a status report: what has already come down, and what is still inside the window.
Companies have 45 days to comply under California Civil Code §1798.135(c), so the verified picture arrives after that window closes, not before it.
With Protection, any site that relists you is filed against again, week after week.
Cut it at the main.
We write to the companies that supply your address, not just the sites that show it. Close the valve and the copies downstream go dark.
You watch every letter go out on a live dashboard, and the free scan comes before any payment.
Backed in writing by our 14-day filing guarantee: if a reason on our end stops us meeting it, you get that billing period back.
Taken down once doesn’t stay down. Protection keeps re-filing: $129/yr.
These sites quietly rebuild millions of profiles every cycle, yours included. Protection watches your name week after week and files again on the next check after you reappear — and that check runs every week.
Keep filing all year · $129/yr →Start Protection — powered by DoxxScan™
Harder to find. With proof of every filing.
- Ongoing filings, and we watch all 580 companies for your details coming back
- We write again automatically when they put you back up
- Up to 3 identifiers, weekly re-scans + near-real-time breach alerts, AI Concierge
- Cancel anytime — or go annual: $129/yr
Protection re-checks every week and files again when a company puts you back, because staying clear is about doing it again rather than doing it harder.
Rather not see a charge every month? Annual is the same service, billed once a year.
You sign one form and we act for you by law · Stripe-secured checkout · see the coverage math.
Protecting a family? See Family & concierge plans →
One limit worth knowing before you pay: taking those pages down shrinks what an AI can look up about you.
It does nothing about what a model can guess from the way you write, and we do not sell a fix for that.
Nobody can un-leak an email either; what comes down is everything it points at.
What the people we’ve protected say
Every review we've had is five stars.
I was able to review all my exposures online and correct them. I also noticed a huge reduction in my spam emails — this tells me the privacy service actually works.
I game a lot and was always worried about getting my accounts stolen. Being able to watch my info get removed gives me a lot more confidence.
I was getting spam calls and they were able to scan the web and figure out how I can tie loose ends. I’d recommend if you need a deep internet scan.
They not only stopped hackers in their tracks, they protect my digital security. I don’t get unwanted spam anymore and I know my personal info is safe.
GalaxyWarden helped me get rid of all my sensitive data online, so now I don’t have to do it manually. Really great service!
I no longer have to stress about my information being leaked — the protection it gives seems to be working just how it’s supposed to.
Straight answers
Can you remove everything about me from the internet?
No — nobody can, and anyone promising that is lying to you. Leaked breach data can’t be un-leaked. What we do: show you every leak so you can cut what it unlocks, and file to have your records taken off the sites that republish your address, phone and family — then re-check on day 30 with a status report, and confirm what came down once the 45-day window closes. One more limit, because it is the one people get wrong: taking those pages down shrinks what an AI can look up about you. It does nothing about what a model can guess from the way you write, and nobody selling removal can fix that. Here is the evidence for both →
Is this a subscription?
Yes — Protection is a subscription ($14.99/mo or $129/yr), and you can cancel it in two clicks from your dashboard at any time. We never auto-charge you for anything you did not choose.
What if it doesn’t work?
We guarantee the part we control. The letters go out the moment you confirm and they can’t be un-sent, so we don’t promise a company’s answer: the law gives them 45 days and a stubborn few ignore everyone. What we promise in writing is our own work: if a reason on our end stops us meeting our 14-day filing guarantee, you get that billing period back — on your card within five working days. The scan is free before you pay anything, and you watch every letter go out on a live dashboard. Full terms, which govern over anything else you read here.
How does the removal legally work?
At checkout you sign one form that lets us act for you under California privacy law: the same right you have, exercised on your behalf.
We send data deletion requests with every covered site; they have 45 days to comply under CCPA §1798.135(c) and state-equivalent laws.
With Protection we re-check weekly and file again automatically if a site puts you back up.
You get a status report on day 30, and because the 45-day window runs past it, the verified picture follows once that window closes.
What does “unverified” mean on my results?
Some breach reports come from ransomware leak-site claims that no one, including the named company, has confirmed.
We label those reported — unverified and never state or imply the breach happened; we simply can’t check you against data that isn’t public.
Records we can confirm are labeled verified.
Broker listings are a separate category entirely: those are live, public, and always real.
