01 / Map your exposure
Give us the right signals.
Use the information that actually identifies you online: your name, location, email, and phone number. No vague scanning. No generic alerts.
Full name
City and state
Email address
Phone number
Personal data removal service
We find where your info is exposed. We get it removed.
Search your digital footprint, submit supported removal requests, and track every outcome from one sharp dashboard.
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unlistme / scan overview
Scan status
42%
In progress
Exposures found
23
Across monitored sources
SourceData foundStatus
Spokeo.comName, city, stateRemoval requested
Whitepages.comPhone, addressFound
People searchEmail, addressRemoved
01
No false certainty
Every result stays visible, including failed requests.
02
Clear data boundaries
You control the profile information used for your scan.
03
Human-readable status
No mystery queues. See exactly what happens next.
A direct path back to privacy
Built to show the work, not bury it.
02 / Find
See the footprint.
We surface exposed details across supported people-search and data-broker sites.
03 / Remove
Track every request.
Follow each exposure from found to removal requested, removed, or failed.
Privacy, without the theater
Your data helps run your scan. It is not the product.
unlistme keeps your profile and scan history accessible so you can understand what information is used and why.
Read Data We StoreUse only the details needed to scan
See removal outcomes instead of assumptions
Update your profile when your data changes
Manage account and billing in one place
Plans for the people you protect
Choose your level of coverage.
Basic
$9/mo
A focused privacy check for one person.
- 1 protected person
- Quarterly scans
- Removal request tracking
Pro
$19/mo
Ongoing control over your changing footprint.
- 1 protected person
- Monthly scans
- Priority removal requests
- Full exposure history
Family
$39/mo
One clear view for the people closest to you.
- Up to 5 people
- Monthly scans
- Separate status tracking
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