Data Broker Removal Services

Yes. We submit removal and opt-out requests to people-search and data-broker sites for you, track each one to completion, and cover your name, age, relatives, addresses and phone numbers wherever they are listed. We assess your exposure free and start with the sites that show the most.

Data brokers collect from public records and other sources and can re-list a profile later. That is why we monitor the sites and submit new removals when a listing reappears, so the result holds over time.

Home address and phone exposure is our first priority, because it creates safety and doxxing risk. We request removal on every site that shows them and file de-indexing requests for search results that still display them.

Business directories and registries such as OpenCorporates, Corporation Wiki, Bizapedia, Manta, Hotfrog, Brownbook and Kompass have their own update and removal processes. We prepare accurate documentation, submit it to each one and follow it through. Where a listing comes from an official registry, we pursue correction and search de-indexing.

Many states give residents rights to opt out of the sale of their data or to request deletion, including California under the CCPA. We use these rights in our requests where they apply to you and the site, alongside each broker’s own opt-out process.

We cannot guarantee removal. Payment on removal is available to eligible US clients; we may ask for an escrow or deposit, and clients outside the US pay through escrow or a deposit. Every decision is the publisher’s, the platform’s or the court’s, so we assess your case first and confirm the strongest route and the terms in writing before we start.

Avoid these mistakes and your requests are far stronger: removing one site and ignoring the many that copy it; using a different email or name format from the one in the listing; paying a broker for a premium privacy service; and not checking back, since profiles can return. Send us your details and we will submit and track every request.