Optery Review 2026: Plans, Scope, and Evidence Limits
Optery offers a free tier and tiered paid plans with different source counts, monitoring, and reporting features. This review records the current pricing-page snapshot and explains what the figures do—and do not—prove.
Quick answer
Optery may fit users who want a free starting tier or tier-specific reports and managed removal features. The current snapshot lists Core at $39/year, Extended at $149/year, and Ultimate at $249/year, with provider-stated counts increasing by tier. Compare the exact source list, monitoring, verification, privacy, renewal, and report detail before treating one tier as suitable.
Review Optery's current pricing page ↗Current plan snapshot
| Plan | Price | Published scope | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Basic | Free | Self-service tools; scope/features depend on current plan page | Self-service exposure and opt-out tools; Review current account and data terms |
| Core | $39/year snapshot | 380+ sites with Expanded Reach / 150+ without | Automated scans and removals; Verify renewal and exact source list |
| Extended | $149/year snapshot | 555+ sites with Expanded Reach / 325+ without | Automated removals plus human Privacy Agent features; Verify renewal and exact source list |
| Ultimate | $249/year snapshot | 635+ sites with Expanded Reach / 405+ without | Automated removals, human Privacy Agent, and custom-removal options; Verify renewal, limits, and verification |
Snapshot date: August 26, 2026. The numbers are provider-published and tier-specific.
What the tier difference means
A tier count is useful only when the unit and feature setting are clear. Optery's page presents different site counts by plan and shows lower counts when Expanded Reach is not enabled; that does not mean every source has the same request method, country availability, verification burden, or monitoring cadence.
Reports and screenshots may help a user inspect a workflow, but they should be read as evidence of the source and time shown. They do not automatically establish deletion from other copies, later reappearance, search-index updates, or a universal success rate.
Before paying, review what information Optery needs, what it stores, how long it retains it, what happens when a plan ends, and what support is available when a source cannot be handled through the standard route.
Questions to ask before subscribing
Scope
Which named sources and request types are included in this exact tier?
Renewal
What renews, at what price, and how do cancellation and refunds work?
Verification
What happens if a provider requests additional proof or a different channel?
Reports
Does a report show the exact URL, request date, response, and next action?
Data handling
What personal profile data is stored and when can it be deleted?
Reappearance
How are returned listings detected, re-submitted, and communicated?
Optery compared with OfflistMe
Optery offers a self-service free tier and paid automated/provider-managed tiers. OfflistMe prepares browser-local request drafts for 1,009 US/global workflow profiles within a 1,018-record research catalog. Users review each destination and send from their own channel.
That is a difference in control, data handling, monitoring, and user work—not evidence that one service removes more records. OfflistMe does not offer provider-managed monitoring or publish a universal completion rate.
Read the source-aware comparison →FAQ
Is Optery worth it?
It depends on whether the current tier, reports, monitoring, source scope, privacy terms, and user effort fit your needs. Optery publishes free and paid options, but this review does not establish a universal value winner or independent outcome rate.
What does Optery cost?
The reviewed pricing page snapshot lists Free Basic, Core at $39/year, Extended at $149/year, and Ultimate at $249/year. Prices, promotions, plan limits, and renewal terms can change; check the current page before purchase.
How many sites does Optery cover?
The reviewed pricing page lists 380+ Core, 555+ Extended, and 635+ Ultimate sites when Expanded Reach is enabled; it also shows lower counts without that option. Those are tier-specific provider figures and should not be compared directly with another service’s count without checking definitions.
Does Optery prove that my data was removed?
Provider screenshots or reports can document a workflow or observed page state, but this review does not independently validate every screenshot, downstream copy, or permanent suppression. Verify the exact record and retain the provider report.
Is OfflistMe an Optery alternative?
They use different workflows. Optery has a self-service free tier and paid automated/provider-managed tiers with plan-specific features. OfflistMe prepares browser-local request drafts for 1,009 US/global workflow profiles within a 1,018-record research catalog; the user sends and follows up. Neither figure establishes a universal outcome.