People-search sites and data brokers publish your name, home address, phone and relatives. Scan your name free to see how exposed you are — then remove yourself from every site, and stay removed.
Unlock this for $1 — your first full report (or 10 tokens). This sample shows exactly what you get: every site, the data each one exposes, your ranked 1-click removal plan, and the threats it drives.
Sample output — run your own scan above to reveal your real exposure.
Enter your name and state. We deep-scan 1,133 US people-search sites and data brokers — a free risk score and exposure count in a couple of minutes.
Unlock the full report to see each site, what it exposes, and how strong the match is — ranked by what to remove first.
Free: follow the one-click removal plan for each broker — one flow often clears several sites at once. On a plan: we file the statutory opt-outs for you across the broker registry. Either way, we only act on strong matches.
Brokers re-list you. We re-scan every month and email you the moment a new listing appears, with a diff of what changed.
Get your home address and phone off broker sites so they can't be weaponized against you.
Reduce targeted-threat exposure — address, family and property records removed and monitored.
Brokers are where spammers buy your number. Remove the listings and the calls dry up.
Your face and your personal data — found, removed, and monitored, all in one plan.
The less of your data is public, the harder it is for someone to impersonate you.
Removal isn't one-and-done — brokers re-list you. Monthly monitoring catches every comeback.
Data brokers and people-search sites — Spokeo, Whitepages, Radaris, BeenVerified, TruePeopleSearch and hundreds more — collect your name, home address, phone number, email, age and relatives from public records and resell them to anyone. That's how strangers find your address, how spammers get your number, and how doxxing starts. FaceSeek's Data Protection finds every site that lists you and helps you take each one down.
Enter your first name, last name and state, and FaceSeek scans 1,133 US people-search sites and data brokers for listings that match you. In a couple of minutes you'll see how many sites expose you and a risk level — completely free, with no account. Your state matters: people-search sites are full of people who share your name, so a name-only search can describe a stranger. Adding your city, email or phone makes the match far more accurate.
Unlock the full report to see exactly which sites list you, what each one exposes, and how strong the match is. Every removable listing comes with a direct opt-out link and a ranked plan that puts the highest-impact removals first — and because several brokers share a parent company, one opt-out often clears multiple sites at once. We only offer removal on strong matches, never on a weak, name-only result, so you never file an opt-out against the wrong person.
Removal isn't permanent — brokers re-list you within months as new public records appear. A Data Protection subscription re-scans every source each month and emails you the moment a new listing shows up, with a clear diff of what changed since last time. Pair it with FaceSeek's reverse face search removal in the Complete plan to clear both your face and your personal data from the web.
Yes — and unlimited. Entering your name and state shows how many people-search sites list you and your risk level for free, as often as you like, no account needed. Only seeing exactly which sites — and getting your removal plan — costs anything: 10 tokens per full report (your first is just $1), or free with a Data Protection or Complete plan.
People-search sites list many people with the same name. Your state — and ideally city — is how they're told apart, so results actually describe you. Email or phone make the match stronger still. We never offer removal on a weak, name-only match.
1,133 US people-search sites and data brokers (1,470 filing targets), including Spokeo, Whitepages, Radaris, BeenVerified, TruePeopleSearch and the major PeopleConnect and Intelius networks. Coverage is drawn from four state data-broker registries — California, Texas, Oregon and Vermont — and expands continuously. It's US-only today; California residents get the strongest protection under the CCPA and DELETE Act.
Two ways. Free: unlock your report and follow the ranked one-click removal plan — each site gets a direct opt-out link, and one flow often clears several sites at once. Done-for-you: a Data Protection or Complete plan files statutory opt-out requests on your behalf across the full data-broker registry, then re-checks every month and flags anything that comes back — you don't have to submit anything yourself. Filings roll out progressively over the first few weeks.
For every real use, yes — a Data Protection or Complete plan runs the full report as often as you need, at no extra cost, on you and the identities you monitor. A generous fair-use limit applies only to stop automated abuse; no genuine subscriber will ever reach it, and re-running a report on the same person day after day tells you nothing new anyway, since broker listings change slowly.
The free scan doesn't store your details. We never sell your data. When you remove yourself, we keep only what's needed to track each removal to completion.
Most opt-outs process within days to a few weeks. Brokers do re-list people over time as new records appear, which is exactly why monthly monitoring exists — it catches every reappearance so you stay removed.
Yes — FaceSeek also removes your photos from reverse face-search engines. The Complete plan covers both your face and your personal data in one subscription.