DeleteMe is a higher-touch option; Data Broker Remover is a focused lower-cost service.
DeleteMe offers ongoing monitoring and family plans; Data Broker Remover is a narrower $30 service that processes eligible verified broker workflows four times a year, when eligible, with request-level receipts.
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Data Broker Remover and DeleteMe, side by side
| Dimension | Data Broker Remover | DeleteMe |
|---|---|---|
| Individual annual price | $30 per year, billed annually | $129 for the solo annual plan |
| Recurring service | Eligible verified broker workflows, four times a year | Ongoing monitoring and re-removals |
| Customer reporting | Visible request states, plus a timestamped Submission Receipt for every request; broker confirmation is tracked separately, never assumed | Four Privacy Reports a year |
| Stated standard scope | 190 catalog organizations; workflow availability requires verification; availability varies by state | 50+ data broker and people-search sites |
Individual annual price
- Data Broker Remover
- $30 per year, billed annually
- DeleteMe
- $129 for the solo annual plan
Recurring service
- Data Broker Remover
- Eligible verified broker workflows, four times a year
- DeleteMe
- Ongoing monitoring and re-removals
Customer reporting
- Data Broker Remover
- Visible request states, plus a timestamped Submission Receipt for every request; broker confirmation is tracked separately, never assumed
- DeleteMe
- Four Privacy Reports a year
Stated standard scope
- Data Broker Remover
- 190 catalog organizations; workflow availability requires verification; availability varies by state
- DeleteMe
- 50+ data broker and people-search sites
What the plan never asks for
- No Social Security number or government ID, for any workflow — those fields are barred outright, even for a broker form that asks.
- Self-serve data export, any time, from the account's Data & privacy page.
- Self-serve account deletion, separate from cancelling the plan — no support conversation required.
Which fit sounds more like you?
Choose DeleteMe if…
you need household options and broader support.
Consider Data Broker Remover if…
you want a focused, lower-cost service with request-level receipts.
DeleteMe’s inventory can span multiple plans — compare the plan you’d actually buy.
Sources and comparison limits
Prices and features change; vendor pages show what’s advertised, not effectiveness. Data Broker Remover does not claim to remove more data or work better without a current like-for-like test.
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