What Is a Data Broker, and Why Does It Have Your Address?
Data brokers quietly assemble profiles from public records, purchases and apps, then sell them. Here is how the industry works and what you can do about it.
Personal data removal service
Data brokers collect your name, address, phone number and relatives, then sell them to anyone. We find those listings, file the removal requests for you and keep watching so they stay down.
Why it matters
Hundreds of companies collect and resell information about ordinary people. Here is what that exposure makes possible.
Scammers sound believable when they know your street, your age and your relatives' names.
Addresses, birthdays and past phone numbers help criminals answer security questions and open accounts.
Anyone with a grudge can pay a few dollars to find where you live.
Your emails and phone numbers are resold to marketers and fraudsters again and again.
Our approach
Three layers of protection that work together, handled for you.
Take your name, address, phone and relatives off the sites that sell them.
Cut down scam calls and phishing by shrinking what strangers can learn about you.
Keep monitoring brokers and breaches so new exposures are caught early.
Everything included
We find your profiles on 34+ people-search and broker sites and file the opt-out and deletion requests for you.
Learn moreAdd a curated list of known robocall and scam numbers to your phone's block list in one tap.
Learn moreFound your details somewhere we do not cover? Send us the link and a real person handles it.
Learn moreWe watch known data breaches for your email addresses and tell you exactly what to do if one shows up.
Learn moreBrokers re-add people constantly. We re-check on a schedule and file new requests automatically.
Learn moreWhen a broker ignores a request or demands extra steps, our privacy team follows up personally.
Learn morePlain-English guides on scams, breaches and your privacy rights, written for real people.
Learn moreOne clear score, every request and every status, for you and your family, in one place.
Learn moreHow it works
Tell us the names, addresses and numbers to protect. We search the broker sites and show you what we find.
Sign the authorized agent agreement online so we can make privacy requests in your name.
We send opt-out and deletion requests, complete broker forms, and handle follow-ups.
We re-check on a schedule, catch re-listings, and send you a monthly report.
Pricing
Every plan includes removals, ongoing monitoring and your privacy dashboard.
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Members
My home address was the first result for my name. The report showed exactly where it was listed, and the dashboard let me watch each site come down.
I signed up the whole family. Seeing our kids' names next to our address on those sites was the push I needed.
The breach alert told me which old account had leaked, so I changed that password the same day.
FAQ
A company that collects information about people from public records, purchases, apps and other sources, and sells it. People-search sites are the most visible kind: anyone can look up your address and phone number on them.
Yes. The scan does not need a credit card. You only pay if you choose a plan to have your listings removed and monitored.
No. The scan is only for looking up yourself, and family members can only be added to a plan with their permission. This keeps the service from being used for the very thing it protects against.
Many brokers process requests within a few days; some legally have up to 45 days. You will see each request's status in your dashboard.
Privacy laws let you appoint an agent to make requests for you. The agreement is that appointment. It is signed online in a minute and you can revoke it anytime.
Brokers often re-add people when they buy new data. That is why we re-check on a schedule and file new requests automatically when a listing reappears.
From the blog
Data brokers quietly assemble profiles from public records, purchases and apps, then sell them. Here is how the industry works and what you can do about it.
Want to try the do-it-yourself route first? Use this checklist to find your listings and submit opt-out requests safely.
You opted out, the listing disappeared, and three months later it is back. Here is why relisting happens and how ongoing monitoring stops it.
The scan is free and takes about a minute.