Built different. Delivered fast.

Three deliverables: broad broker coverage, CCPA-grade legal authority, and a re-check at day 30 to see what actually came down. The first opt-out emails leave our outbound queue the second we detect your data in a company’s system.

Protection is $14.99/mo, or $129/yr for the year — the same plan paid once a year instead of every month. Cancel in two clicks from your dashboard; your first billing period is refundable in full for 30 days. Terms on the Refund & Service Guarantee.

1Why we’re industry-leading

Most products in this category file with a few hundred companies on a quarterly cycle and leave it there. What we do differently:

• We go back. These companies rebuild their files from public records, so a listing that comes down this month can be rebuilt next quarter from a property sale or a change of address. Protection files again every time you reappear, for as long as it is active. That repetition is the thing you are paying for.
• 582 companies vs. typical < 400 — every one gets a direct filing, plus the affiliate sites a parent filing clears. Bigger filing surface = bigger reduction.
• CCPA Authorized Agent status under §1798.135(c). We have legal teeth most competitors don’t. Brokers have to honor authorized-agent requests or risk state AG enforcement.
• Day-30 verification re-scrape. We actually check whether the removals stuck. Most competitors send the email and call it done.
• Breach + dark-web exposure report bundled in. Cross-referenced against 13.1B+ leaked records, delivered in ~60 seconds. Competitors charge $50–$100/yr for this as a standalone product.
• Built by an OSINT pen-tester. Technical credibility, not marketing fluff. The detection + filing engine is hand-tuned against real broker UI patterns.

2The exact timeline

From the second you check out through the day-30 wrap-up. No vague “coming soon” emails:

• Minute 0 · checkout Stripe payment Apple Pay, Google Pay, Card, or Link. Promo codes accepted. Your card details never reach us.
• Minute 0–1 · exposure report Breach + dark-web report emailed Your email is cross-referenced against 13.1B+ leaked records via HIBP + DeHashed. Report includes per-breach detail and remediation steps for every confirmed exposure.
• Minute 1–15 · TPA signing You sign the Third-Party Authorization One-page e-signature on your phone or laptop. Authorizes us to act as your CCPA Authorized Agent under §1798.135(c). This is the moment work begins.
• The second you sign · detection First opt-outs file the moment we find you Our detection engine starts probing the broker network in parallel. When it confirms your data on a broker’s page, that broker’s authorized-agent removal email goes out immediately. Not queued. Not batched.
• Hours 1–72 · filing wave Bulk removals across 582 companies Authorized-agent CCPA opt-out emails dispatched to every broker where your data is detected, plus a default-send sweep to the rest of the 582 (covers brokers whose detection scrape was blocked or rate-limited).
• Days 1–45 · broker processing Brokers process your requests under CCPA CCPA §1798.135(c) gives brokers up to 45 days to honor a verifiable agent request. Most respond within 14–30 days; some respond same-day; a small percentage take the full window. We handle every back-and-forth (confirmations, clarification requests, the occasional rejection) without bothering you.
• Day 30 · verification We verify removal status 30 days in, our system verifies removal status across every broker on your list. We compare against the pre-filing snapshot taken at checkout to confirm what’s actually gone.
• Day 30–31 · wrap-up Final report emailed to you Wrap-up email confirms which broker requests are complete plus a quantified exposure-reduction number: brokers you started on vs. brokers still listing you.
• Day 45+ · pursue-through Anything not honored gets resubmitted For any broker that hasn’t honored the opt-out by day 45 (the CCPA legal deadline), we automatically resubmit on your behalf and keep pursuing until it’s resolved or the broker formally refuses. No extra cost, no extra ask.

3What to expect along the way

Reality check, because anyone promising 100% removal across 582 companies is lying:

• Most brokers honor authorized-agent CCPA requests. Either confirming with an email or quietly delisting you in their next index refresh.
• Some brokers respond instantly. Some take 45 days. Same legal deadline, different operational maturity. Don’t panic if your day-3 inbox is quiet; the work is queued and tracking.
• A small percentage of brokers don’t respond at all. CCPA gives them 45 days; they choose to ignore. We document each non-responder in the day-30 wrap-up. State AG complaint paths exist; we surface those too.
• A small number of brokers require manual identity verification you complete personally on their site (driver’s license upload, etc.). We can’t do those on your behalf for legal reasons. But our wrap-up email lists them with the direct opt-out URL.
• If a company re-lists you within the 30-day window, we catch it in the verification scrape and surface it. Filing again, every time, is what the Protection subscription does — and it stops when the subscription lapses.

4Why 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:

• They put it back. Your details are sitting in leaked files nobody can pull back, and these companies keep rebuilding from public records, so the page returns. Filing again each time you reappear is the only answer to that, and it is what the plan buys.
• Automation does the heavy lifting. Our detection, filing and inbound-classification pipeline runs without human review on the hot path, which is how one person can keep filing for you month after month.
• The breach and dark-web layer is included. Removal alone does not solve leaked credentials, and a breach scan alone does not solve the sites publishing your address. You need both, and both are here. What cannot be undone is the leak itself — we show you the record so you can defuse it, not delete it.