Simple pricing for a quieter public profile

Basic membership is $20 each month or $197 once a year. Create an account, confirm your email, and subscribe from Billing when you are ready.

Automated opt-outs Independent of data brokers Ongoing monitoring

Basic membership

One plan, two billing choices. Same automated removal work either way.

Monthly

$20 USD / month

Start now and stay flexible. Cancel from the billing tab if you decide you no longer need the service.

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What you are paying for

People-search sites and data brokers republish public records at industrial scale. RemoveData is built so you do not have to fight that cycle by hand.

Rare automation

A unique class of services

Fully automated broker-removal platforms are uncommon. RemoveData is one of them — software that files and follows opt-outs so you are not copy-pasting the same identity into dozens of forms.

Independence

Not a data-broker business

We are not owned or operated by the companies that sell people-search listings. The product exists to suppress your records, not to keep a marketplace of profiles alive. This is a real concern among personal data removal services. Do you know who is truly behind your data removal service?

Coverage

Commercial grade data removal

Over time we send authorized removal and suppression requests across a wide set of public internet archives and people-search databases — then watch them, because listings often come back.

Your time

Weeks of manual work, skipped

Finding your personal information on data broker sites, clicking confirmation links, and filling out authorization paperwork again and again will consume weeks and months of your time, only to be done again when listings reappear. RemoveData submits those requests and handles the follow-through for you.

Continuity

Monitor, then re-purge

A one-time takedown is not enough. Membership keeps monitoring in place so new scrapes can be challenged again without you restarting from zero.

Security

Treat personal data as an asset

In this decade, leaked or resold identity details are useful to scammers and profilers. Reducing how widely your PII is published is a practical layer of personal security — not a vanity cleanup.