Choosing a data removal service means trusting a company with sensitive personal information. At Onerep, we take that responsibility seriously and provide genuine privacy protection without resorting to overblown claims or vague removal reports. Here’s how our approach sets us apart:
Focus on what matters
We prioritize data brokers with public directories—commonly known as people-search sites. These companies make a wide range of your sensitive details easily available: your full name, home address, previous locations, phone numbers, emails, date of birth, place of work, property details, assets, political affiliations, legal records, and more. Having this data exposed online makes you an easy target for phishing, social engineering, stalking, harassment, identity theft, and other threats. Onerep protects your privacy and minimizes your risk by removing your personal information from over 300 people-search websites.
For those interested in more comprehensive data removal, we offer Pro plans that cover non-public data brokers as well. Opting out of non-public brokers can help reduce spam, profiling, and the broader circulation of your data between platforms.
Comprehensive coverage
Our removal list includes over 300 people-search sites that collectively attract more than 500 million visitors each month. We don’t split these sites across different plans to make you buy the most expensive one for full coverage—all Onerep subscriptions include the same number of people-search sites.
However, since opting out of non-public data brokers requires sharing some of your information, we deliberately created separate Pro plans that also cover over 550 non-public brokers. This gives you full control over how your data is used and lets you choose the coverage that best suits your needs.
Mindful removal approach
Although opting out of non-public data brokers and people-search sites requires different approaches, your privacy remains our top priority:
- We never guess which people-search websites have your information—we find the exact pages that expose it and only then request removal. This means we never send your personal details to the sites that didn’t have them in the first place. On top of that, we don’t rely on brokers’ replies but perform repeated scans to verify that your profile has actually been removed. When we mark a profile as removed, it means we have confirmed that it no longer appears on the site.
- We provide only the minimum necessary details when opting you out of non-public brokers. Unlike people-search websites, non-public brokers don’t have publicly available catalogues, so it’s impossible to scan them and check whether they have your information. However, to reduce the risk of exposing your personal data to sites that don’t already have it, we send only the few details needed to locate your record if they do.
Transparent reporting
We keep you informed every step of the way—you can log in to your account at any time and view your removal progress. We don’t just show your overall progress: every website has its own status as well as estimated removal time. Each site also includes links to the pages where your information is published, along with the details that were found, giving you clear visibility into your exposure.
Data breach monitoring
All Onerep plans include a data breach monitoring feature that checks if your email address has appeared in known data breaches. This helps you identify potential risks early and take steps to secure your accounts before more serious damage occurs. While data broker removal helps limit who can find your personal information online, data breach monitoring helps you address security incidents at companies that hold your data.
Bottom line: we handle it all for you
We fully take the load off your shoulders. You won’t have to reply to data brokers or click any links to complete opt-outs—we handle the process for you. From finding your exposed information to confirming removal, Onerep manages the work so you can simply track your progress.