SITUATION

Your personal data is exposed. You need it removed now.

Whether you're dealing with doxxing, harassment, stalking, or a sudden public incident, having your home address, phone number, and family details searchable on places that know you makes the situation worse. Speed matters. We start removing your data everywhere as soon as your profile is set up.

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WHY THIS MATTERS

When exposure is the problem, data brokers are the supply chain

The person threatening you doesn't need hacking skills. They need five minutes and a people-search site.

Every hour your data stays up is another hour it's accessible

Data listings are indexed by search engines and cached by aggregators. The longer a listing stays live, the more copies exist in more places. Removal requests submitted today prevent tomorrow's copies from being made. Delay compounds the problem.

Your address is on more sites than you think

Most people check a few well-known people-search sites. But your information typically appears on dozens or hundreds of places, many of which you've never heard of. Removing yourself from the five you know about leaves your data on the hundreds you don't.

Family members are exposed through your listing

Data brokers list household members as "associated people." If you're being targeted, your family's names and your shared address appear on your profile. Removing your data also removes the connection that puts them in the same searchable record.

HOW DELIST HELPS

Rapid discovery, immediate action

Scan your exposure immediately

We scan every place that knows you — data brokers, AI services, public records — for your name, phone, email, and address. The scan identifies every site where your personal information is published and prioritizes the highest-exposure listings.

Submit removal requests at scale

Removal requests go out across all identified sites. Automated opt-out forms, legal deletion requests under CCPA/GDPR, and operator-group resolution for networks of sites that share data. We don't do them one at a time.

Verify and escalate

Each removal is verified. Brokers that don't comply get legal escalation. Persistent listings receive additional remediation. You can track progress from your dashboard.

Prevent reappearance

Broker databases refresh from public records. After the initial cleanup, continuous monitoring catches re-listings and new appearances before they can be found in a search. The protection doesn't stop after the initial wave of removals.

COMPARE APPROACHES

When speed matters, coverage matters more

	Manual opt-outs	Generic privacy tools	Delist.ai
Places covered	10-20 (over days of work)	50-200	Every place that knows you
Time to first submissions	Days to weeks per site	24-48 hours	Hours
Re-listing detection	None	Limited	Continuous
Legal escalation	Draft and send yourself	Rarely	CCPA/GDPR
Household coverage	Repeat for each person	Varies	Family plans
Ongoing protection	One-time effort	Periodic check-ins	Continuous

FAQ

Common questions about urgent removal

Scanning begins as soon as your profile is set up. Removal requests start going out within hours. However, each broker has its own processing timeline. Some remove listings within hours, others take days to weeks. We submit to all sites simultaneously rather than sequentially, which means even slow brokers get started immediately.

We can remove the source material. Data places are where doxxers typically find your address, phone, and family details. Removing those listings cuts off the supply chain. We can't unsend screenshots or delete social media posts by others, but we can make the original data source much harder to access for anyone who comes looking next.

If you feel physically threatened, yes. Data privacy removal and law enforcement serve different purposes. We remove publicly available personal data from places that know you. Law enforcement addresses criminal behavior. If you're dealing with stalking, harassment, or threats, both matter. We handle the data side; law enforcement handles the legal side.

It often does. Brokers re-list records from public data sources regularly. That's why ongoing monitoring is essential, especially after an urgent incident. We detect re-listings automatically and re-submit removal requests without you needing to check or take action.

Find out what's exposed right now

Start with a free scan. See which places have your personal information and how many listings connect your name to your home address.