How this actually works
No black box. Here is what the free kit does today, the law each request cites, and how the paid tier will work once it opens.
The removal kit
Find the sites that list you
Our registry covers 681 data broker and people-search sites. Each has a guide with its own opt-out route.
Build the requests in your browser
The free kit writes a legally grounded deletion or opt-out letter for each site. Your details never leave your device.
Send them from your own mailbox
You send each request yourself, so you stay the sender and we are never your agent.
Track what you sent
An optional free account keeps a checklist: which sites you contacted, when, and what came back.
How the paid tier will work
You would give us your details and sign an authorization
Brokers match on name, past addresses, phones and emails, and many reject a third-party request without a signed authorization.
First scan and first filings
We would check every covered site for a matching record and file a request against each match.
The statutory window
Most state laws give brokers 45 days. We would track each deadline and follow up when it passes.
Verification
Where the broker publishes a public page, we would re-load the exact URL. Gone means verified; still there means escalated.
Re-check and re-file
Data comes back. Each cycle would re-check verified removals and re-file anything that reappeared.
The laws the letters cite
Deletion under Civ. Code §1798.105 and opt-out of sale or sharing. 45 days, extendable once.
Equivalent deletion and opt-out rights, 45 days, with a right to appeal a refusal.
Where no statute applies, the guide points you to the broker's own opt-out, which is slower and easier for them to ignore.
What will count as verified
In the paid tier, a removal will count as verified only when a job re-loads the exact profile URL we filed against and the record is absent. We will store the response, a screenshot, and a SHA-256 of both, with a capture time. Sites with no public page can never reach verified — they will stay at request submitted, and we will say so.