Personal data removal
Ghost Delete finds where your personal information is listed, sends the removal requests for you, and keeps checking so it stays gone.
Results in 10 minutes. No credit card required. We only use your email for this scan.
How it works
Share only what is needed to find your listings, such as name, email and address.
Ghost Delete contacts data brokers on your behalf and handles replies and follow-ups.
Regular rescans catch new listings and trigger fresh requests automatically.
Proof
A removal service can claim anything. We show you the request we sent and the evidence the listing is gone, right on your dashboard. That is the reason to choose Ghost Delete.
That is the difference: no vague percentages, no numbers we cannot back up.
See what proof looks like. Start with a free scan.
Results in 10 minutes. No credit card required. We only use your email for this scan.
Pricing
One price, every broker in our coverage set, screenshot proof for every removal. Annual is the default at checkout.
Join the waitlist and get notified at launch.
That beats Incogni Standard ($15.98 USD a month), DeleteMe ($129 USD a year, no monthly plan), and Aura ($15 USD a month).
Brokers we cover
Canadian listings, Canadian law, Canadian people-search sites. Here are some of the brokers in our launch coverage set for Canada.
These are examples from our launch coverage set of 30 to 50 Tier 1 brokers in the US and Canada. The full list grows as we automate more brokers.
Recent breaches
A snapshot from public reports. We only list leaks we can source.
2,196,044 newsletter email addresses exposed through a third-party provider. Passwords and payment details were not affected.
Bright DefenseCustomer information and identity documents, including passports and driver’s licenses, exposed after a server migration error.
Bright DefenseAn insider breach affecting nearly 417,000 patients in five states. The nationwide total could reach into the millions.
DataBreachTodayDriver’s license details of thousands of drivers stolen by hackers, according to the company.
Basecamp BriefingQuestions
A company that collects personal information, addresses, phone numbers, emails, purchase habits and location history, and sells or lists it. There are hundreds of them, and most people cannot name one.
Most brokers take 30 to 45 days to process a removal. We tell you that plainly, and we show proof when it is done. If a listing comes back, we file again.
Your name, email, and the details needed to match your listings. We collect only the minimum needed to file removal requests, and nothing else.
Every confirmed removal has proof attached: the request we sent and evidence the listing is gone. No proof, no claim. Your dashboard shows the status of every broker.
Yes. Ghost Delete starts with the United States and Canada together, with PIPEDA removal requests and Canadian people-search sites in scope from day one.
Annual is the default at checkout. You pay $79 CAD once a year and save 34% compared to paying monthly. You can switch to monthly at any time.
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Opt out guides
Every opt-out below is free and you can do it yourself. Find your listing, submit the request, confirm by email or phone, and check back in a few weeks. Listings come back, so this is a job that repeats.
Find your listing on Whitepages, paste its URL into the suppression form, and verify by phone. Free, no account needed.
TruthFinder's opt-out runs through the PeopleConnect Suppression Center. One request also covers Intelius, Instant Checkmate, and US Search.
CheckPeople's Suppression Center takes your email, sends a verification link, and removes your report in 5 to 7 days.
Enter your name and email at the removal page, click the link in the email within 24 hours, and match the form to your listing.
The removal form takes your name and email, sends a verification link, and clears most records within 72 hours.
USPhoneBook's removal page takes your name and email, then emails a form link that expires in 24 hours. Allow 3 days.
Arrests.org removes booking listings through a form built from your record ID, with a reason and a redacted photo ID. Allow 5 to 30 days.
MyLife's privacy request form deletes your profile and reputation score. You need your name, city, ZIP, and birth year.
BeenVerified's opt-out search finds your record, then sends a verification email. Confirmed listings clear in 24 to 72 hours.
Intelius sends you to the PeopleConnect Suppression Center. One request also covers TruthFinder, Instant Checkmate, and US Search.
Doing it yourself across dozens of brokers is slow, and listings come back. That is the job Ghost Delete is built to do.
Opt-out pages move often. If a link fails, look for the “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link in the site footer, which leads to the same form.
Useful links
Short guides from around the web that explain the fixes in plain language. These are other people's guides, not ours, and we link them because they are useful.
A step-by-step walkthrough of the biggest people-search sites, what each opt-out needs, and how to check the result.
Google's own help page for finding your contact details in search results and asking for them to be removed.
Practical steps for cutting down spam across calls, texts, and email, and how to report the messages that are scams.
You cannot check directly, but credit reports, your Social Security statement, and tax records show the signs to look for.
Delete the image at the source first, then ask Google to drop the result. Removing it from search does not delete the original.
An independent comparison of the major removal services, tested side by side, with prices and what each one actually does.
Turn on your phone's built-in spam filter and your carrier's free blocking. Most of the protection is already on the phone.
Block the sender, turn on Screen Unknown Senders, and report junk to Apple and your carrier. Never reply to a scammer.
Star codes, the Do Not Call Registry, and call-blocking devices can cut the noise on a home phone, even without apps.
Scam guides
Text scams pretend to be a delivery, a bank, a carrier, or a prize. The pattern is always the same: urgency, a link, and a request for money or details.
A text claims your UPS package needs an address update or a fee, with a link to a fake tracking page. UPS never asks for payment or details by text. Check tracking in the UPS app or on the UPS website instead.
Never click the link. Report the text and delete it.
A text claims your Wells Fargo account is locked or a payment failed, with a link to sign in. Wells Fargo never sends sign-in links by text. Open the app yourself or call the number on your card.
Never click the link. Report the text and delete it.
A text claims your AT&T account has an issue or a bill is due, with a link to fix it. AT&T never sends sign-in or payment links by text. Open the app yourself or call AT&T directly.
Never click the link. Report the text and delete it.
A text claims you won AirPods in an Amazon raffle, with a link to claim them. Amazon does not run raffles by text. Delete the message and do not click the link.
Never click the link. Report the text and delete it.