Remove your personal information from data broker sites

Data brokers are companies that collect, combine and sell personal information. They build profiles from public records, voter registrations, property records, court filings, social media, website registrations, marketing forms, warranty cards, survey responses and data partnerships with apps and platforms. The result is a searchable profile that may include your full name, age, address history, phone numbers, email addresses, relatives, employer, education and estimated income.

These sites rank well in search engines, which means a search for your name can return a broker page before your own website or social profiles. Recruiters, clients, dates, journalists and anyone with internet access can find this information in seconds. For most people, the biggest concern is not having a secret to hide: it is that easily searchable personal data makes identity theft, stalking, doxxing, harassment and phishing far easier.

Opting out is technically free. Every broker has its own procedure: some require a verified email, some ask for ID, some use CAPTCHA, and some demand repeated follow-ups. The challenge is scale. With dozens of major brokers and hundreds of smaller directories, manual removal is slow, repetitive and easy to miss. Info Remover's Starter Cleanup handles the heavy lifting for up to 50 broker sites so you do not have to chase every opt-out form yourself.

Once we receive your secure intake, we identify the sites most likely to publish your profile, submit the required opt-out requests and track each response. We focus on people-search sites, public directories and marketing databases that commonly surface in search results. Where a site requires email verification or repeated follow-up, we handle those steps. We then verify visible changes where possible and report back with what was removed, what is still pending and which sources may need a different approach.