Remove your personal information from data broker sites
A fixed-scope cleanup service for people-search sites, broker listings and directories. Submit your details through secure intake and we handle opt-out submissions for up to 50 broker sites. No call required.
Fixed scope · Secure intake · Final report · No call required
Info Remover is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Removal is not guaranteed.
Secure intake
Submit your details through the encrypted intake form.
Fixed scope
Up to 50 broker sites reviewed and pursued.
Written updates
Progress updates by email. No call required.
Tracking included
We track removal status and verify visible changes.
What does the Data Broker Removal service include?
Info Remover reviews up to 50 data broker and people-search sites, submits available opt-out requests, tracks responses and provides a final report. The Starter Cleanup costs $250 one-time. Removal is not permanent or guaranteed, and ongoing monitoring is not included.
One focused package
Starter Cleanup
Up to 50 broker sites, no call required.
A fixed-scope cleanup for people-search sites, broker listings and directories.
Data broker removal is not instant and cannot be guaranteed permanently. Some brokers may take days or weeks to process requests, and personal data can reappear over time.
Coverage examples
Examples of data broker sites we may review
These are examples only. Which sites we actually review depends on where your details appear and whether a usable opt-out path exists, so inclusion of any specific site is not guaranteed. If you only need one site handled, each of these also has a single-site opt-out service.
- BeenVerified
Background-style people-search listings.
- Spokeo
People-search profiles built from public and social data.
- Intelius
Personal information and address history listings.
- TruePeopleSearch
Free people-search listings with contact details.
- FastPeopleSearch
Name, address and phone listings.
- USPhoneBook
Phone number and address directory entries.
- Whitepages
Directory listings for people and households.
- TruthFinder
Background-style report listings.
- Instant Checkmate
People-search and background-style listings.
- ClustrMaps
Address-linked resident information.
- RocketReach
Professional contact database profiles.
- Apollo
Sales contact records for professionals.
- ZoomInfo
Business and professional profile data.
- SignalHire
Recruiter-facing contact profiles.
Transparent comparison
DIY opt-outs vs Starter Cleanup
Many broker opt-outs can be completed by consumers for free using the forms brokers publish themselves. You do not need to pay anyone to opt out. What the Starter Cleanup buys is the repetitive work: searching for the listings, submitting each request, handling verification steps, tracking responses and reporting the outcome in one place.
| Task | DIY | Starter Cleanup |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free in many cases | $250 one-time |
| Find broker profiles | You | Info Remover |
| Submit available opt-outs | You | Included |
| Track responses | You | Included |
| Final report | No structured report | Included |
| Ongoing monitoring | You | Not included |
What's included
What you get with Starter Cleanup
- Search and review up to 50 broker sites
- Submit opt-out requests where available
- Track removal status
- Verify visible changes where possible
- Deliver a final report
Not included
What is not included
- No unlimited broker sites
- No ongoing monitoring
- No quarterly maintenance
- No legal advice
- We do not guarantee permanent removal
- No removal from official public records
Delivery timeline
How a case moves through Info Remover
Indicative timeline. Actual response times depend on the broker site handling each request.
- 01
Intake review
1–2 business days
- 02
Broker search and submissions
3–7 business days
- 03
Tracking and verification
Up to 30 days
- 04
Final report
After verification round
Why data broker removal matters
What data brokers do and why your information appears online
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.
FAQ
Data broker removal questions
What is a data broker removal service?
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It is a managed service that handles the repetitive work of getting your personal information taken off data broker and people-search sites. Info Remover reviews up to 50 relevant broker sites, submits the opt-out requests that are available, follows up where a site requires verification, tracks the responses and sends you a final report of what was removed, what is still pending and what could not be actioned.
Can I remove myself from data brokers for free?
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In many cases yes. Most major brokers publish their own opt-out form and do not charge for it. The difficulty is scale and repetition: you have to find each listing, complete each form, pass verification steps and follow up when nothing happens. The paid service exists to handle that work for you, not because opting out requires payment.
Which data broker sites do you cover?
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We prioritise the people-search sites, public directories and marketing databases most likely to publish a profile for your details, up to a total of 50 sites for the Starter Cleanup. The exact list depends on where your information actually appears and whether an opt-out path exists, so no fixed set of sites is guaranteed.
Is data broker removal permanent?
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No. Brokers rebuild profiles from public records, marketing data and partner feeds, so information that is removed can reappear later. We do not guarantee removal and we do not promise that a listing stays gone. The Starter Cleanup is a one-time cleanup and does not include ongoing monitoring.
How long does data broker removal take?
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Intake review usually takes 1 to 2 business days, broker search and submissions typically run over the following days, and verification continues for up to about 30 days before the final report. Actual timing depends on each broker: some process an opt-out quickly, others need verification steps or take weeks to act.
Does this remove public records?
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No. Court filings, property records, voter data and other official government records are not removed by this service. What we work on are the commercial broker and people-search sites that copy, combine and republish that information. Where the underlying record itself is the problem, the realistic options are usually different.
What happens if my information reappears?
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It can happen, because brokers refresh their databases from upstream sources. The Starter Cleanup covers one cleanup round and a final report, not continuous re-checking. If listings return later, the options are to repeat a cleanup or to arrange a separate monitoring or maintenance arrangement, which is not part of this package.
Info Remover is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Removal is not guaranteed.
Start Starter Cleanup
Submit your details through secure intake and we begin the broker review and opt-out process.
Info Remover is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Removal is not guaranteed.