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OfflistMe
Data Broker Removal Service

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Whitepages& 1000+ data brokers without an account

No subscription, No ID uploadOpt-out requests drafted in your browser. You review and press send from your inbox.

Why we can't leak what we never hold
DeleteMe and Incogni offer managed workflows. OfflistMe is self-serve: it prepares source-aware request drafts in your browser, then you send, verify, and follow up directly from your inbox.

Prepare Removal Requests for 1000+ Sites

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What people say about OfflistMe

Who should use a data broker removal service?

Data brokers and people-search providers may publish or sell personal information such as names, addresses, phone numbers, and relationship data. Here is who may benefit from reviewing the relevant sources.

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People getting spam calls

Data brokers can be one source of phone lists purchased by telemarketers. Opt-outs from 1009 people-search sites may reduce your number's availability in some lists, but results vary and previously sold data can remain in circulation.

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Executives & public figures

Reverse-phone and address-lookup sites may expose home addresses, family members, or other contact details. Reviewing a verified listing can reduce one source of exposure, but it does not address every copy.

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Job seekers

Recruiters and hiring managers search your name before interviews. Controlling what background-check sites show is part of managing your professional reputation.

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Domestic violence survivors

Some people-search sites, including Whitepages and Spokeo, may publish current or historical address information. Reviewing a verified listing can be one safety step, not a complete safety plan.

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Privacy-conscious individuals

Anyone who has Googled their name and found a detailed profile, age, relatives, past addresses, on a site they never signed up for.

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People outside California

California's DROP platform helps CA residents reach covered registered brokers for free. OfflistMe gives everyone a DIY path across 1000+ documented broker workflows with explicit evidence boundaries.

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Families

One purchase can be restored by family or friends at no extra OfflistMe charge, subject to the current entitlement terms. Share the paid email; each person still reviews and sends their own requests from their own inbox.

The OfflistMe model

Broad coverage without taking custody of your identity

OfflistMe connects a large, maintained broker catalog with a deliberately small trust boundary: the app prepares the request, while you keep the identity, inbox, send action, and follow-up under your control. That is the tradeoff—less vendor custody, more user control.

OfflistMe coverage, privacy, workflow, pricing, and sharing differentiators
QuestionOfflistMe answerWhat that means
How broad is the catalog?1000+ recorded catalog workflows today.1,000+ is a separate research and discovery scope. Catalog entries still require user review and provider-specific verification. Browse the directory →
Do I need an account or government ID?No account and no ID upload to OfflistMe.The request draft is composed in your browser. A broker may still have its own verification rules. Read the privacy boundary →
Who sends the request?You send it from your own inbox.You review the draft, press Send, complete provider links or forms, verify the result, and follow up when needed. See how it works →
Is there a recurring subscription?No. Paid access is one-time.Choose a 24-hour, 3-month, or 12-month pass. Re-runs are user-controlled; there is no automatic monitoring promise. See machine-readable pricing →
Can family and friends use one purchase?Yes, at no extra OfflistMe charge.Share the paid email for Restore Purchase. Each person still sends their own requests from their own inbox. Compare the service models →

Data broker removal, transparency & success rates

Honest Comparison

How we compare

Run a direct opt-out pass. No subscription to remember to cancel.

Catalog evidence refreshed August 2026 · methodology

3-year cost comparison

Recurring services and one-time tools use different scopes and terms. Review the current comparison before treating a price or household-access example as equivalent.

We don't remove your data by collecting more of it.
Provider-managed services may process profile information and act on your behalf; their verification, authorization, pricing, and coverage terms vary. OfflistMe generates the request in your browser so you can send it yourself, while the opt-out profile used for drafting is not sent to OfflistMe.
View full comparison vs Incogni, DeleteMe, EasyOptOuts & others8-service ranked study →
New in 2026

California has DROP. What about the other 49 states?

On January 1, 2026, California launched the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP), a free government tool for California residents to submit requests to participating data brokers covered by California law. Review the official CPPA guidance for current scope, verification, and timing rules.

DROP is great if you are…

  • · A California resident
  • · Willing to verify via California Identity Gateway
  • · Only concerned with CA-registered brokers

DROP does not cover…

  • · Residents of the other 49 states
  • · Brokers not on the CA registry
  • · Profiles already delisted but likely to reappear

OfflistMe supports DIY request preparation for residents across all 50 states and generates opt-out emails for 1009 cataloged brokers, including providers that may not be on the California registry. If you are in California, compare DROP's current coverage with the OfflistMe directory; OfflistMe is not a government equivalent.

Full California DELETE Act guide

One payment. Not a subscription.

Starter is free to use within its current limits. Paid access unlocks all 1009 data brokers for a one-time fee with plan-specific request-draft quotas. There is no recurring subscription to cancel.

One purchase can be restored by family or friends. Share the email you paid with; each person goes to offlist.me/start, enters it at checkout, and clicks “Restore Purchase” for access at no extra OfflistMe charge, subject to the current entitlement terms. Each person still reviews and sends their own requests from their own inbox.

Data removal guides by state →Data removal guides by profession →
Starter
Freeforever
  • Try on Whitepages, Spokeo & BeenVerified
  • Privacy-rights opt-out email draft
  • No account. No card.
Start with 3 Free Brokers
Full Access
Pro
Starts at$9.00
One-time payment. No subscription.
  • One pass covers all 1000+ selected brokers
  • Generous quotas. Generate up to 1,000 request drafts.
  • Drafts open in safe batches for you to review and send
  • Broker replies may include links, forms, or follow-up steps
  • 24h, 3-month, or 1-year pass
  • Use for family & friends. Share your paid email and they can restore the access for free.
  • Works anywhere in the world
The Origin Story

Why OfflistMe exists.

We ran a cold email agency. Every week, strangers wrote asking how we got their info. And how to claw it back."Where did you get my info?" · "Remove me." · "How do I opt out of everything?"

We looked for a tool to recommend. Provider-managed services use different verification, pricing, and data-handling models, so we wanted an option that kept the drafting step in the user's browser.

So we built the tool we wished existed: prepare a privacy request, send it from your own inbox, and keep unnecessary identity documents out of the drafting flow.

Your data. Your outbox. Your request.

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Frequently Asked Questions

OfflistMe is a browser-based privacy utility that prepares requests for 1009 recorded data-broker and people-search workflows, including Whitepages and Spokeo. The request workflow does not require an account or send your opt-out profile details to OfflistMe; checkout records are handled separately for paid access. Drafts are composed locally in your browser and sent from your own inbox; the provider, applicable law, verification and exceptions determine the response.
OfflistMe records workflows for 1009 data-broker and people-search entries including Whitepages, Spokeo, TruePeopleSearch, BeenVerified, Intelius, and Radaris. You choose the entries, review the generated request, and follow the provider's current route; a catalog entry does not prove that a provider has your data, is legally a data broker, or will accept a request.
Three practical differences: (1) no ID upload to OfflistMe; (2) the current entry plan uses one-time access terms shown at checkout; and (3) you make the request yourself. Provider pricing, privacy notices, verification rules, and broker practices vary, so check each service's current terms. The tradeoff is that OfflistMe is not concierge removal: you press Send, complete any broker links or forms, and follow up when needed.
You open the prepared email draft, press Send from your own inbox, and watch for broker replies. Some brokers respond with confirmation links, web forms, or extra verification steps. OfflistMe saves the research and drafting work, but it does not click broker links or complete third-party verification steps for you.
No service can guarantee removal, as compliance depends on each broker's processes, verification, and applicable law. A first-party request gives you a direct record of what you sent. Where a privacy law applies, it can set a response timeframe, but exemptions and verification requirements can apply. Follow up and verify the listing yourself.
Yes. If OfflistMe fails to deliver what you paid for (your pass didn't unlock after payment, opt-out emails weren't generated, the emails are broken or unusable, or any other technical failure), we refund in full. Report within 7 days at support@offlist.me. The one thing we can't refund is a broker ignoring your request, because broker compliance under CCPA and GDPR isn't something any service controls.
OfflistMe uses a local-first request-drafting workflow. The opt-out draft is generated in your browser, and the personal details used for that draft are not sent to OfflistMe as an opt-out profile. Checkout separately processes the name and email needed for payment and access records.
Data brokers and other sources can update or republish information after removal, so a profile may reappear; the timing varies and is not guaranteed. Periodic follow-up requests help you check and address reappearance. The 1-year pass supports repeat opt-out cycles.
Data brokers can be one source of phone-number lists purchased by telemarketers and spam callers. Reviewing relevant requests in the 1009-entry catalog may address some provider listings, but previously sold or independently collected lists can remain in circulation. Results vary by provider, downstream buyer, carrier, and location.
Family members or friends can restore an active purchase at no extra OfflistMe charge, subject to the current entitlement terms. Share the email address used for payment; each person then reviews and sends their own requests from their own inbox. The provider and applicable law determine verification and eligibility.
Google indexes the web; it does not host the source data. After a provider confirms a page change, Google may continue to show an old result until its index changes. Search-engine removal is separate from the provider request; use Google's current removal tools when eligible and verify the result.
California's Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP) launched January 1, 2026. It is a free California government route for eligible California residents and participating brokers covered by California law. Review the official CPPA guidance for current verification, registry, and timing rules. OfflistMe is a separate DIY request-preparation tool with a broader catalog; compare the two scopes and verify each result.
There is no verified universal reappearance interval. Data brokers and other sources can ingest new public records or republish older data, so a profile may reappear at different times. OfflistMe's 1-year pass supports repeat opt-out cycles when you find a profile again.
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Coverage scope: The OfflistMe catalog currently records 1000+data-broker workflows. Paid access lets you select workflows at once; you review and send or submit the generated requests, while provider eligibility and outcomes remain outside OfflistMe's control.
Learn before you send

Know the laws behind your opt-out request

Where a workflow has a supported jurisdictional basis, the draft can reflect it. These plain-English explainers show what each law covers, what response rules and exceptions may apply, and how enforcement works, so you can read a provider reply with the right context.

Start to finishHow to remove yourself from data broker sitesThe complete step-by-step guide to reviewing and sending requests to data brokers and people-search sites.The Full ListData broker directoryRecorded provider routes and step-by-step request guides across 1000+ catalog entries.RankedTop 100 data brokersThe 100 most commonly encountered US data brokers.Start hereWhat is a data broker?Who they are, where they scrape from, how they make money.US · CaliforniaWhat is CCPA?A plain-English explanation of California privacy rights and their scope.European UnionWhat is GDPR?Article 17 and related rights, limits and request considerations.Judges, LEO, survivorsWhat is Daniel's Law?New Jersey role-specific privacy route; eligibility and timing vary.Browser signalWhat is Global Privacy Control?How the Global Privacy Control signal is recognized and where scope matters.CompareUS privacy laws matrixAll 19 comprehensive state laws side-by-side.By residenceData removal by stateState-specific action guides for all 50 states.By threat modelData removal by profession13 profession-specific playbooks.ReferencePrivacy glossary76 key privacy terms defined.All guidesGuides & resources hubEvery how-to, comparison, state guide, and explainer in one place.FTC · CCPA · GDPRPrivacy enforcement trackerSource-linked FTC cases, California privacy actions, and selected GDPR fines.