Incogni Family Plan: Cost per Person, DeleteMe Family Plan Compared, and Incogni Family vs Family Unlimited
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The short answer
Incogni's family plan covers you plus four other people for $191.88 a year, or $38.38 per person when all five seats are used. Family Unlimited is $275.88 and adds custom removal requests for every member. The catch is at two people: two separate Standard plans cost $191.76, twelve cents less than Family, so the plan only saves money from three people up. For a household of six, OneRep Family at $180 is cheaper per seat. DeleteMe's family plan is $329 for four people, with a human advisor Incogni does not offer.
Incogni prices are the US dollar figures in Incogni's own pricing data, read 17 September 2026. How invitations, removals and refunds work is quoted from Incogni's help center and terms of service. DeleteMe, Optery, OneRep and EasyOptOuts were re-read the same day. We sell a competing service, which is why every number here has a source you can check.
Incogni family plan cost: all four plans
Incogni sells two individual plans and two family versions of them. The family versions cover exactly the same brokers on exactly the same cycle. What changes is the number of people and the price. Monthly billing is double the annual rate on every plan.
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| Plan | People | Per year | Monthly billing | Coverage |
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| Standard | 1 | $95.88 | $15.98 | 420+ brokers |
| Unlimited | 1 | $179.88 | $29.98 | 420+ brokers, plus custom removals |
| Family | Up to 5 | $191.88 | $31.98 | 420+ brokers for each member |
| Family Unlimited | Up to 5 | $275.88 | $45.98 | 420+ brokers, plus custom removals for each member |
If you have seen a lower figure elsewhere, check where it came from. One review ranking for this search quotes about $163.08 a year for Family, and Incogni runs coupon campaigns through publishers and its sister companies. The prices above are the standard rates in Incogni's own pricing data. A code may take them lower at checkout, and the renewal is charged at the plan's full price.
There are two plans the table leaves out, both sold to US residents only. Incogni Protect, at $248.88 a year, adds Coveron identity theft insurance to Unlimited, and Incogni says it is only available as an individual plan. Concierge puts a dedicated privacy specialist on "up to 5 adults" with weekly manual searches, but its price is not on Incogni's public pricing page and we could not verify one, so we do not quote it.
The finding
For two people, the Incogni family plan costs more than two single plans
Incogni prices Family at exactly double Standard, plus twelve cents. So a couple gains nothing on price by sharing one Family plan, and loses a little flexibility: one person controls the account, and removing a member takes a support ticket and a 30-day wait. The saving starts at the third person and grows fast. Family Unlimited behaves differently because Unlimited costs $179.88 per person, so the family version pays off from two people.
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| Household | Family, each | Family Unlimited, each | Separate Standard plans | Cheapest way |
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| 2 people | $95.94 | $137.94 | $191.76 (2 x Standard) | Two Standard plans, by 12 cents |
| 3 people | $63.96 | $91.96 | $287.64 (3 x Standard) | Family, by $95.76 |
| 4 people | $47.97 | $68.97 | $383.52 (4 x Standard) | Family, by $191.64 |
| 5 people | $38.38 | $55.18 | $479.40 (5 x Standard) | Family, by $287.52 |
A practical rule falls out of that table. If two of you want Incogni, buy two Standard plans and keep them independent. If three or more of you want it, Family is the obvious buy, and at five people it costs less than half of what five separate plans would. If anyone in the household needs custom removals, price Family Unlimited rather than one Unlimited seat plus Standard seats for everyone else.
Incogni Family vs Family Unlimited
$191.88 a year
Family
- Up to five members, each with their own account and dashboard
- Automated requests to 420+ data brokers for every member
- Multiple emails, addresses and phone numbers per person
- 24/7 support
- 30-day money-back guarantee
$275.88 a year
Family Unlimited
- Everything in Family
- Unlimited custom removal requests for every member, worked by a privacy specialist
- Reach Incogni puts at 3,000+ further sites
- Automated web scanning and a Privacy Score, per Incogni's terms
- 24/7 support including live phone support
The $84 difference is $16.80 per person a year across five people, which is cheap insurance if even one of you has a problem site that is not a mainstream people-search broker: an old address on a local directory, a page that republished a profile, a property owner listing. Incogni's terms are clear that custom requests are not guaranteed, and that news, archive and other public-interest content usually stays up. We go through the same trade-off for a single person in Incogni Unlimited vs Standard.
How the Incogni family plan works
Every step below is from Incogni's own help center. The details that catch people out are the 24-hour link and the 30-day wait to replace somebody.
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Buy the plan
The person buying becomes the plan admin. Upgrading from Standard or Unlimited is prorated, and the renewal date stays the same.
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Send invitation links
Profile, Family plan tab, Create invitation link. Each link is for one person and expires after 24 hours, so send it when they are ready.
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Each member signs up
They open the link logged out, create their own account or sign in to an existing one, enter their details and sign their own authorization form.
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Removal runs per person
Requests go out to 420+ brokers for each member separately, and repeat every 60 to 90 days as brokers re-list people.
Removing a member is the step with friction. There is no button: the admin contacts Incogni's support team, and once the member is removed a 30-day waiting period applies before an empty slot appears. If you are sharing with friends rather than family, agree who is in before you send the links. And if your Incogni came inside a NordVPN, Coveron or Surfshark bundle, Incogni says an upgrade to Family is not yet available from a bundle, which our NordVPN Incogni bundle breakdown covers in more detail.
Incogni family plan vs DeleteMe, OneRep, Cloaked and Optery
Every service in this category prices households differently. Some sell a fixed family plan, some discount each added person, one does not offer a family plan at all. Here they are on one table, at standard annual prices from each vendor's own page, with the per-person figure at full occupancy.
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| Plan | People | Per year | Per person, full plan | Coverage |
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| OneRep Family | Up to 6 | $180.00 | $30.00 | 318 people-search sites |
| Incogni Family | Up to 5 | $191.88 | $38.38 | 420+ brokers |
| Incogni Family Unlimited | Up to 5 | $275.88 | $55.18 | 420+, plus custom removals |
| Cloaked Family | You plus 3 | $299.99 | $75.00 | 354 tagged data brokers, plus aliases and call blocking |
| DeleteMe Family | 4 | $329.00 | $82.25 | 986 brokers, human privacy advisor |
| DeleteMe Family, 2 years | 4 | $499.00 once | $62.38 | Same plan, paid for two years |
| OneRep Family Pro | Up to 6 | $359.40 | $59.90 | 877 brokers, plus custom removals |
| Optery Core | Per person | $39.00 each | $27.30 to $39.00 | Discount up to 30 percent as you add people |
| EasyOptOuts | Per person | $19.99 each | $19.99 | No family plan, 216 sites |
Three things stand out. OneRep Family is the cheapest fixed plan per seat and the only one that covers six people, but its 318 sites are people-search only; the 877-broker figure it advertises is on Family Pro. Optery prices per person and discounts as you add people, up to 30 percent, but does not publish the seat count at which each step applies, so its $27.30 floor is the best case. And Cloaked's family plan is you plus three, with 354 of the 1,059 sites on its roster tagged as data brokers by Cloaked itself. Our OneRep review and Cloaked pricing breakdown go into each.
DeleteMe family plan: what four people cost
DeleteMe sells households in fixed sizes rather than slots. On its pricing page, read 17 September 2026, the Couple plan covers two people for $229 a year or $349 for two years, and the Family plan covers four for $329 a year or $499 for two years. There is no monthly option. Every plan covers the same 986 brokers DeleteMe lists and includes a human privacy advisor and quarterly reports, which is the real difference from Incogni's fully automated service.
On price alone, Incogni wins every household size from three people up: Family covers five for $191.88 where DeleteMe covers four for $329. DeleteMe's two-year family plan narrows it to $62.38 per person per year, still above Incogni's $38.38 at five seats. What you get for the extra is DeleteMe's larger published roster and a person reviewing your reports. Our DeleteMe pricing breakdown has every DeleteMe plan, including the individual Premium tier, and DeleteMe vs Incogni compares the two services head to head.
Which household plan to buy
Two people
Two Incogni Standard plans, or DeleteMe Couple
Two Standard plans are $191.76 and each of you controls your own account. DeleteMe Couple at $229 is the pick if you want a human reviewing reports.
Three to five people
Incogni Family
$191.88 for up to five, $38.38 each when full, with 420+ brokers per person. Choose Family Unlimited if anyone has a specific site that needs to come down.
Six people
OneRep Family
$180 covers six, $30 a seat, on 318 people-search sites. Family Pro at $359.40 reaches 877 brokers and adds custom removals.
Before anyone pays, run the free scan at the top of this page for each person you plan to cover. A parent who has lived at eight addresses and a college student who has lived at one do not need the same plan, and the scan shows which people-search sites list each of you right now. If you would rather compare the whole field, the best data removal services roundup ranks every service on price, coverage and independent test results.
Incogni family plan: common questions
Does Incogni have a family plan?
Yes. Incogni sells two: Family at $191.88 a year and Family Unlimited at $275.88, both covering you plus up to four other people. Each member gets their own account, their own dashboard and removal requests to the same 420+ data brokers. Family Unlimited adds custom removal requests for every member.
How much is the Incogni family plan?
Incogni Family is $191.88 a year, which Incogni shows as $15.99 a month, and $31.98 a month on monthly billing. Family Unlimited is $275.88 a year, shown as $22.99 a month, or $45.98 monthly. Those are the US prices in Incogni's pricing data on 17 September 2026. Promotional codes can lower them at checkout.
How many people can be on an Incogni family plan?
Five in total: the account holder plus four people they invite. Incogni's pricing page says the plan supports "you and 4 additional members", and the invite article says you can invite up to four people. A household of six needs a second plan, or OneRep Family, which covers up to six.
What is the difference between Incogni Family and Family Unlimited?
Custom removals. Both cover the same 420+ brokers for up to five people. Family Unlimited, at $84 a year more, lets every member submit unlimited requests for sites outside that list, handled by an Incogni privacy specialist, and adds live phone support. Everything else is the same.
How do I add someone to my Incogni family plan?
Open your profile, go to the Family plan tab and click Create invitation link, then send the link by email or text. Links expire after 24 hours. The person opens it logged out, creates their own Incogni account or signs in, enters their details, signs the authorization form and starts removal.
Do family members have to live together?
No. Incogni markets the plan for "your closest friends and family" and its own help center calls it the Family and Friends plan. Any five people can share it. Each member enters their own name, address and phone numbers, so removal requests go out for each person separately.
Can I remove someone from my Incogni family plan?
Yes, but not from your dashboard. Incogni's help center says you contact customer support to remove a member, and a 30-day waiting period then applies before the empty slot appears and you can invite someone new. Plan swaps before you send invitations, not after.
Is the Incogni family plan worth it?
For three or more people, clearly. Family is $191.88 against $287.64 for three separate Standard plans. For two people it is not: two Standard plans cost $191.76, twelve cents less, and each person keeps their own subscription. Family Unlimited pays off from two people, at $275.88 against $359.76.
Does DeleteMe have a family plan?
Yes. DeleteMe's Family plan covers four people for $329 a year, or $499 for two years, and its Couple plan covers two for $229 a year or $349 for two years, read on DeleteMe's pricing page on 17 September 2026. Every plan covers 986 brokers and includes a human privacy advisor.
Can I upgrade from Incogni Standard to a family plan?
Yes, if you bought directly from Incogni. You pay only the prorated difference for the time left, your renewal date stays the same, and the upgrade restarts the 30-day money-back window. Plans bought inside a NordVPN, Coveron or Surfshark bundle cannot be upgraded yet, according to Incogni's help center.
Compare before you cover the household
Incogni review
The full rate card, what the 420+ roster reaches, and where the complaints cluster.
Incogni Unlimited vs Standard
What the $84 upgrade buys for one person, and the new US-only Protect plan.
DeleteMe pricing
Every DeleteMe plan by household size, including the two-year terms.
OneRep review
The six-person family plan, and the 559 brokers held back for Pro.
Optery review
Per-person pricing with a family discount, and the Expanded Reach setting.
Cloaked cost and pricing
Couple and Family plans, and what its 1,059-site roster is made of.
OneRep vs Incogni vs DeleteMe
The three most-compared services on price and coverage.
Best data removal services
The whole field ranked on price, coverage and test results.
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