One-Time Data Removal
Pay once. Remove your data from 1000+ brokers. Walk away. No subscription, no account, no auto-renewal. Here's how it works and why no one else offers it.
TL;DR
Most major data-removal services (DeleteMe, Incogni, Optery, OneRep, Aura, Kanary, PrivacyBee) are subscriptions. EasyOptOuts charges $19.99/year flat. OfflistMe charges once, $9 for a single run, $60 for 3-month access, $120 for full-year access, and never bills you again. We exist because every US resident already has the legal right to opt out for free under CCPA; privacy shouldn't need to be a monthly bill.
The One-Time Tiers
Single Run
Up to 10 requests through 1000+ brokers. Perfect for a quick cleanup.
3-Month Access
Up to 100 requests for 3 months. Regular follow-ups increase the chances of data removal.
Annual Plan
Up to 1,000 requests for a full year. Still cheaper than one month of Incogni.
One pass covers all selected broker workflows; email drafts may open in several safe batches. All tiers are one-time payments with fixed quotas. No auto-renewal. No stored payment method. No account required. Share your purchase email with family & friends, they restore access free.
Why No One Else Offers One-Time Payment
Subscription data removal services don't offer a one-time option because their economics depend on recurring revenue, not because one-time removal doesn't work. Here's the honest breakdown:
Data re-appears, but slower than you think
Brokers typically re-list records within 3–9 months as new public-record feeds are ingested. CCPA §1798.135 prohibits re-selling opted-out data for 12 months without fresh consent, but brokers can still re-collect from fresh public-record sources. A periodic re-run handles this; a subscription is not strictly required.
Recurring revenue is worth more to a vendor
Subscription pricing ($96–$180/year) reflects the lifetime-value math of SaaS, not the marginal cost of sending an opt-out email. OfflistMe's pricing reflects the cost of maintaining the broker database and the tool, not the LTV multiplier.
Subscription = identity management
Services that act as your authorized agent must maintain your ID, address, and verification documents indefinitely. OfflistMe's send-from-your-inbox model skips all of that.
One-time keeps request drafting local
No account is required for request drafting, and the opt-out profile used to compose a request is not stored by OfflistMe. Checkout separately processes the name and email needed for payment and access records.
How One-Time Removal Works
- 1
Select brokers
Pick from 1000+ pre-loaded brokers. No name, email, profile, or scan of external databases is required.
- 2
Pay once
Stripe checkout. $9, $60, or $120. No account, no stored card, no auto-renewal.
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Get pre-filled emails
OfflistMe generates a legally-valid CCPA/GDPR deletion request for each broker, pre-filled with your information and the right contact address.
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Send from your inbox
You click the "send" button in your own email client. Your request comes from your own email, so brokers can't claim they don't recognize the sender.
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Done
Brokers have 45 days under CCPA, up to 30 days under GDPR, to honor the request. No account to log back into, no renewal to cancel.
One-Time vs Subscription. Side-by-Side
| One-Time (OfflistMe) | Subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost year 1 | $9–$120 | $96–$180 (DeleteMe/Incogni/Kanary) |
| Cost year 3 | $27–$360 | $288–$540 |
| Auto-renewal | Never | Yes (opt-out required) |
| Account required | No | Yes |
| ID upload | No | Often |
| Stored personal data | None after purchase | Indefinitely |
| Brokers covered | 1000+ | ~100–350 (varies) |
| Recurring re-scans | Manual re-run | Automatic |
| Who sends the request? | You (own inbox) | Vendor (as agent) |
When a Subscription Actually Wins
We're not anti-subscription; we're anti-subscription-as-default. There are users who should pick a subscription:
Executives, public figures, and high-risk professionals
The ongoing re-scans and quarterly reports justify the $129/year.
People who truly will not self-serve
If the realistic alternative is doing nothing, DeleteMe or Incogni is better than nothing.
Domestic abuse survivors with active safety concerns
Automation removes the cognitive load during an already stressful time.
Pay once
Start at $9. Never be billed again.
OfflistMe is the only major data broker removal service with a true one-time payment model. No account, no auto-renewal, no stored card.
Request Removal NowFAQ
Is there a one-time payment data removal service?+
Yes. OfflistMe is a one-time-payment data broker removal service starting at $9 per run. It covers 1000+ brokers and does not require an account or subscription. Most competing services (DeleteMe, Incogni, Optery, OneRep) are subscription-only.
Why do most data removal services require a subscription?+
Three reasons: (1) data records re-appear after 3–9 months as brokers re-acquire them, so vendors frame recurring cleanup as necessary; (2) recurring revenue has 10–20x the lifetime value of a one-time sale, so the business model favors subscriptions; (3) subscription services act as your authorized agent, which requires ongoing identity management overhead. OfflistMe avoids all three by letting you send opt-outs from your own inbox.
Is a one-time payment enough to remove my data?+
For a single cleanup pass, yes. CCPA §1798.135 prohibits brokers from re-selling your opted-out personal information for 12 months without fresh consent. Re-collection from new public-record feeds can still happen, so periodic re-runs are recommended for the most-actively-listed records. OfflistMe's $120 annual plan covers re-runs, and is still meaningfully cheaper than any subscription competitor.
Why is OfflistMe cheaper than DeleteMe or Incogni?+
Because the underlying legal right is already free. Subscription services charge for convenience, managing your account, storing your ID, submitting on your behalf. OfflistMe generates the legal request emails and lets you send them from your own inbox, which removes the ongoing identity-management and agent-authorization overhead that subscription vendors carry.
What happens after my one-time data removal is done?+
Covered brokers and businesses must honor valid deletion or opt-out requests where privacy laws apply. Under CCPA rules, businesses generally must wait at least 12 months before asking a consumer who opted out of sale or sharing to opt back in. Under GDPR Article 17, the right to erasure applies when its legal conditions are met. Records sometimes re-appear as brokers ingest new public-record sources; you can re-run OfflistMe for $9 any time to re-send removal requests.
Is one-time data removal legal?+
Yes. CCPA, CPRA, VCDPA, CPA, CTDPA, UCPA, TDPSA, and GDPR all give consumers the right to demand deletion at no cost and with no ongoing engagement. A one-time service simply exercises that right in a single pass instead of forcing you to renew monthly.
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One payment. 1000+ brokers. Less than 10 minutes.
OfflistMe is the only major data broker removal service that doesn't want you as a recurring customer. Pay $9, clean up your digital footprint, and come back only if and when you want to.
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