How Long Does Data Removal Take?

No. Dataremoval is in early access. There is no billing, no checkout, and no dashboard. What you can do today is run the free exposure scan and join the early-access list, which costs nothing and asks for nothing but an email address.

We do not know, and we are not going to invent a date to make this page feel better. We are onboarding in small batches so we can watch every removal actually land before taking the next group, and we work through the list in the order people confirmed their email. You will get an email when your spot opens.

Because the recurring part is what works, and the recurring part costs money every month per person. A free tier would have to drop the monitoring, which would leave people believing they were protected while their listings quietly came back. The scan is free, and every opt-out on this site is free to file yourself: start with the data broker opt-out list.

Being careful online has almost nothing to do with it. Data brokers build listings from public records: the deed on your house, your voter registration, a court filing, your utility connection. You cannot opt out of those by using a password manager. Most people are surprised to find their address published by a site they have never visited.

Yes. Every broker in our directory runs a voluntary opt-out, and in 20 US states a comprehensive privacy law gives you an enforceable right to deletion. California goes further: under the Delete Act, its DROP platform lets you send one deletion request to every registered broker, and from 1 August 2026 registered brokers must process those requests, at a penalty of $200 per day for each one they ignore.

No. The name is sent to the search, the result is returned to your browser, and nothing about it is written to a database or an application log. There is no account, no cookie tied to your name, and no way for us to reconstruct who searched for what. The privacy policy is specific about this.

We store it, along with which page you signed up from and any campaign parameters in the URL, so we know which pages actually work. We email you about early access. We do not sell it, share it, or send you anything else, and every email has an unsubscribe link. Selling an email address collected by a data removal service would be a spectacular way to end a company.

Not without their consent, and the scan asks you to confirm that before it runs. A tool that lets anyone look up anyone is a people-search site, which is the thing we are trying to remove you from.

The honest headline is that they work today and we do not. Beyond that, the difference we are building toward is cadence and evidence: a monthly re-scan rather than a quarterly report, and a per-broker log showing what was filed, what the broker did, and when we confirmed it. Read the full comparisons for DeleteMe and Incogni.

Partly, and it is a separate job. Google will remove results containing your personal contact information through its "Results about you" tool, and it de-indexes pages once the underlying broker listing is gone. Neither deletes the broker's page. See removing personal information from Google for what each route actually does.

No, and neither can anyone else. Breach data has been copied to hosts nobody can compel. Services advertising dark web removal are selling monitoring, which has real value, described honestly. We explain the distinction in this piece.

That is the Business tier: any headcount, SSO, roles, an audit log, an SLA, a DPA, and invoicing. See employee data removal, or email team@dataremoval.ai with your headcount.