Remove My Data Services

Remove your data from popular people-search and contact database sites

Choose a single-site removal service, submit your details through secure intake, and we'll review the listing, submit the opt-out request where possible, and provide a confirmation update. No call required.

Expectations: Each platform controls its own data and removal process. Info Remover submits the opt-out or removal request where possible and provides a confirmation update, but removal is not guaranteed.

How single-site data removal works

  1. Step 1

    Choose the site

  2. Step 2

    Submit your details through secure intake

  3. Step 3

    We search for the relevant listing where possible

  4. Step 4

    We submit the opt-out or removal request

  5. Step 5

    You receive a short confirmation update

Choose a site to remove your data from

Single-site, one-time opt-out services. Fixed pricing. No call required.

Data broker and people-search removal

Remove your personal data from people-search and data broker sites

Data brokers and people-search sites collect, organize and publish personal information from public records, marketing databases, social media and third-party sources. The result is a searchable profile that can include your full name, current and previous addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, family connections, property records, employment history and social media links. Because the data is compiled automatically, individual listings can reappear even after an opt-out is submitted, which is why many people search for "remove my data" or "how to remove my information from people-search sites" and need hands-on support to get the process right the first time.

Removing your information from a data broker means finding the correct listing, confirming the exact data points that need to be suppressed and submitting a structured opt-out request through the right channel. Some platforms allow direct opt-out submissions, but the steps vary, deadlines differ and the same record may be republished under a slightly different URL. Info Remover searches for the relevant listing where possible, documents the profile and submits the removal request on your behalf. You receive a short confirmation update once the submission is complete or when a status change is visible.

People-search sites and B2B contact databases work in a similar way. They build background-style reports or contact cards from public records, court data, contact information and related profiles. A listing can expose your address history, relatives, associates, criminal record references and contact details. The opt-out process for each platform requires a valid request with identifying details, and follow-up may be needed if the record is not removed within the stated timeframe. Info Remover handles the review, submission and tracking so you do not have to navigate the process alone.

Our single-site removal services are one-time, fixed-price and do not require a call. If your data appears on multiple people-search or data broker sites, Data Broker Removal is the broader option. You can also order individual removals for the platforms listed above, or combine several single-site removals into a focused cleanup plan.

Why single-site removal matters

Take back control of the personal data that shows up when someone searches your name

When a recruiter, client, investor or stranger types your name into Google, the results are often shaped by data broker sites, people-search directories and B2B contact databases rather than by your own website or social profiles. These platforms outrank personal pages because they publish thousands of structured records, gain steady backlinks and refresh their listings frequently. The practical consequence is simple: your address history, phone numbers, work email and family connections can appear in the top results without you ever creating an account.

Single-site removal is the fastest way to reduce that exposure when only one or two sources are causing problems. Instead of paying for ongoing monitoring you may not need, you can target the exact platform that is publishing the record, submit a compliant opt-out request and get a clean confirmation update. This is often the right first step for professionals dealing with an unwanted RocketReach, Apollo or ZoomInfo profile, or for individuals who found their name on Spokeo, Whitepages, TruePeopleSearch or a similar people-search directory.

Every platform has its own workflow. Some require email verification, some ask for a photo ID, some rely on internal ticketing and some publish opt-out forms that are hard to find. Info Remover handles that friction. We identify the correct listing where possible, structure the request in the exact format each platform expects and follow up when the initial submission does not trigger a visible change. You do not need to create accounts, learn each removal form or manage inbox replies from support teams.

Removing your data is also a privacy and security measure. Publicly listed phone numbers and email addresses are heavily used for phishing, SIM-swap attempts, harassment and social engineering. Reducing the number of sources that expose your contact details lowers your attack surface and makes it harder for bad actors to build a profile on you. Combined with strong account hygiene, single-site removal is a practical part of a modern personal security routine.

Need removal from more than one site?

If your personal information appears across multiple data broker or people-search sites, a broader data broker cleanup may be more efficient than ordering single-site removals one by one.

What each single-site removal includes

  • Profile or listing search where possible
  • Review of the submitted details
  • Opt-out or removal request submission where available
  • Basic tracking
  • Short confirmation update
  • No call required

What is not included

  • Removal from other sites unless ordered separately
  • Ongoing monitoring
  • Guaranteed removal
  • Legal advice
  • Court record removal
  • Unlimited follow-up
  • Full data broker cleanup

Frequently asked questions