Data Removal Service for Business and Executive Privacy Protection
Take your executives' and at-risk staff's home addresses, phone numbers and relatives off data brokers and people-search sites. Start by scanning one name below and see exactly what anyone can buy about them today.
No account needed. Adding a city and state is what lets us tell your record apart from everyone who shares your name.
The short answer
A data removal service for business files opt-out and deletion requests with data brokers on behalf of named executives and at-risk employees, then rescans and re-files when the listings come back.
Deindex Business covers up to ten people for $1,788 a year ($149 a month), or $298 month to month, bought online with no sales call. The security lead gets one dashboard, SSO, an audit log and dated proof for every removal. Most business competitors do not publish a price at all, and the ones that do start around $3,000 per executive a year.
Deindex Business
$149 a month
Billed $1,788 yearly for up to 10 people, or $298 month to month.
Get started with Business Read the security pageWhy this is a security problem
A home address plus a relatives list is the starting kit for SIM-swap, spear-phishing and stalking
People-search sites hand out an executive's home address, phone number, past addresses and a map of relatives to anyone who searches their name. For a named executive or an at-risk employee, journalist or public-facing staff member, that is raw material for a social-engineering call to the carrier, a spear-phishing email that knows where their kids go to school, or a stranger at the front door.
The attacker rarely searches the executive directly. They search the spouse or an adult child, because those listings are older, less guarded and show the same address. That is why a removal program that covers only the employee leaves the house findable, and why Business covers the household too.
Who buys this
Who a data removal service for business protects
The people on the list are rarely the most famous ones. They are the ones whose job puts their name in front of someone angry.
CEOs, founders and the C-suite
Named in press releases, SEC filings and on LinkedIn, so a people-search lookup turns a public name into a home address, a spouse and a phone number in under a minute.
At-risk staff
Collections agents, HR investigators, trust and safety teams, content moderators and anyone who delivers bad news to customers. They are rarely famous, and that is why nobody thinks to protect them.
Courts, prosecutors and police
Judges, court staff and officers whose cases make enemies. Many already qualify for state address-confidentiality laws, and removal from people-search sites is the part those laws do not do for them.
Law firms, clinics and healthcare
Family law attorneys, abortion and reproductive health providers, therapists and clinic staff who get followed home from work.
Family offices and wealth managers
Principals and their households, where the spouse or adult child listed at the same address is usually the easiest way to find the house.
Fast-growing startups
A funding announcement puts the founders in the news overnight. Covering the leadership team before the press release is cheaper than reacting after a threat.
Police, court and public-official buyers can compare the dedicated programs in our law enforcement privacy protection cost breakdown.
How it works
How employee and executive data removal works on Business
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Add the people
An admin adds up to ten people by name, city and state, or imports a list. Each person can add their own household members and past addresses.
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We scan every site
Each person is checked against our catalog of 50+ data brokers and people-search sites, and the security lead sees every exposed listing in one dashboard.
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Removals are filed
We file the opt-out and deletion requests on each person's behalf, citing the state privacy law that applies, and store a dated screenshot before and after.
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Rescans catch relistings
Weekly rescans find listings that come back, and the removal is re-filed automatically. Each quarter the team gets one consolidated report for the file.
Honest comparison
Data removal for business compared on price and proof
Prices are each vendor's own published figure or a public listing named in the cell. Where a vendor quotes only through sales, the cell says so. Prices change, so confirm before you sign.
| Service | Price | Pricing model | Scans | Proof | Best for |
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| Deindex Business | $1,788 a year for up to 10 people ($149 a month), or $298 month to month. Bought online. | Flat price per organization | Weekly rescans, relistings re-filed | Dated before-and-after evidence per removal, quarterly report | A security or HR lead covering a leadership team and a few at-risk staff now |
| Deindex Executive | $888 a year for up to 5 people, or $149 month to month | Flat price per household or small team | Weekly rescans, 24-hour relisting response | Quarterly PDF with per-listing screenshots | A founder and family, or two or three executives |
| DeleteMe for Business | Not published, quote through a form | Per employee, sales-led | Quarterly reports on consumer plans | Privacy reports | Large companies that want an established brand and are fine with a sales cycle |
| Optery for Business | Per-seat calculator on its site; G2 lists about $5 to $30 per seat a month | Per seat, self-serve, Enterprise by quote | Recurring scans, before-and-after screenshots | Screenshot reports | Companies covering hundreds of employees at a low per-seat price |
| Ironwall by Incogni | Quote only; one public county contract was $7,600 a year for 19 court staff | Per person, sales-led | Monthly to twice weekly by tier | Portal and reports | Courts, police departments and agencies buying through procurement |
| BlackCloak | Quote only; GetApp lists from about $3,000 per user a year | Per executive, managed service | Continuous, plus device and home network security | Concierge and SOC reporting | Executives who also need personal device and home network protection |
| 360 Privacy | Not published, demo first | Managed program | Daily profile scans and deletions | Platform dashboard | High-net-worth families and large executive programs |
| Hush | $6,000 a year per person (Professional), Elite by quote | Per person, managed | Monitors thousands of sources | Privacy specialist and reports | One very exposed executive with a large budget |
Where others win: if you need to cover several hundred employees, a per-seat plan such as Optery for Business costs less per head than our flat ten-person tier. If an executive also needs their personal laptop, phone and home Wi-Fi monitored, BlackCloak sells that and we do not. Deindex is built for the common case in between, a leadership team and a handful of exposed staff who need their addresses off people-search sites this month, with a receipt for every removal.
Smaller team? Deindex Executive covers five people for $888 a year. For deeper vendor reviews read BlackCloak pricing for executive protection, Ironwall 360 pricing for courts and police departments, 360 Privacy reviews and cost, Hush privacy pricing and Incogni for Business pricing and plans.
A worked example
What one at-risk employee's exposure costs to clear by hand
Illustrative math, not a customer figure: our own catalog size and a round analyst rate, so you can re-run it with your own numbers.
Manual removal, per employee, per year
- Sites to check and opt out of
- 50+
- Time per site, form + confirmation
- ~25 min
- Hours for one full pass
- ~21 hrs
- Passes needed per year (brokers relist)
- 4
- Total staff hours per year
- ~84 hrs
- At an illustrative $75/hr analyst rate
- ~$6,300/yr
The hours are not even the real cost
Quarterly is the fastest cadence most security teams can sustain by hand, and every listing that relists between passes sits exposed for weeks, unmonitored, while the risk it creates (a plausible SIM-swap call, a spear-phishing email that knows a home address, a stalker with a street name) does not wait for the next sweep.
Deindex automates the recurring pass, re-scans weekly on the Executive and Business tiers, and re-files the removal automatically when a broker relists someone, so the gap between passes closes instead of growing every quarter. Results depend on each site's policy, and some removals are not guaranteed, which is why every request carries dated proof rather than a promise.
See how removals are filed and evidenced on the use cases page, or compare seat pricing against the market on pricing. If you are buying cover for yourself rather than for a team, the personal data removal service page walks through the same decision at an individual price.
What procurement needs before they sign
Enterprise signals, visible before anyone has to ask
The Business tier is $298 a month or $149 a month billed yearly for up to ten people, bought online like every plan, and carries the controls a security team checks off before a vendor touches employee data.
SSO (SAML, Okta, Entra)
Provision and deprovision access through the identity provider your team already runs.
Roles & permissions
Admin and member roles, so a security lead manages seats without every reviewer seeing every profile.
Audit log
An append-only record of who did what, exportable for your own compliance file.
Removal SLA
A contractual response time on removal submission and on relisting response.
Invoicing / PO / net terms
Billed the way your finance team actually pays: purchase order, invoice, net-30 or net-60.
DPA
A signed Data Processing Agreement naming every sub-processor, available on request.
Org-wide exposure dashboard
One view of every covered person's exposure and removal status, for the security lead, not just the individual.
Bulk seat import
Onboard a list of executives and at-risk staff at once, and offboard the same way when someone leaves.
Every control here is described in full on the security page: encryption, least-privilege access, the named sub-processor list, DPA availability, and a plain statement that we hold no SOC 2 attestation or ISO 27001 certificate today.
The honest limits
What a business data removal program cannot remove
Removal works on commercial data brokers and people-search sites, the companies that resell a profile for a few dollars. It does not erase lawful public records at the source: county property deeds, voter files where a state publishes them, court dockets, state business registrations, SEC filings that name officers, or political contribution records. Brokers copy from those sources, which is exactly why listings come back and why rescanning matters more than the first round.
For the most exposed people, pair removal with the structural fixes an attorney can set up: buying the home through a trust or LLC so the deed does not carry their name, enrolling in a state address confidentiality program where they qualify, and using a business address on filings. Deindex handles the broker side and tells you which listings trace back to a public record you will need to fix at the source. Some removals are not guaranteed, because each site applies its own policy, and every request carries dated proof so you can see which ones held.
Ready to cover your executives and at-risk staff?
Business is $149 a month billed yearly for up to ten people. Create the account, pay by card and add the first person today. Questions go to [email protected].
Business FAQ
Before your team signs off
Deindex Business costs $1,788 a year for up to ten people, which works out to $149 a month or about $179 per person per year, or $298 month to month. Most competitors do not publish business prices: DeleteMe, Ironwall and 360 Privacy quote through sales, BlackCloak is listed from about $3,000 per user a year, and Hush charges $6,000 a year per person.
Most executives do, because their name is public and people-search sites connect that name to a home address, phone number and relatives for anyone who pays a few dollars. Removing those listings will not stop a determined attacker with a court record, but it removes the cheap, instant route most harassment, SIM-swap and spear-phishing attempts start from.
Yes. A company can buy Deindex Business and cover named employees, with the security lead managing seats from one account and each employee consenting to removal requests filed in their name. Billing goes to the company card, and someone who leaves can be offboarded while finished removals stay in place.
Business is $298 a month, or $149 a month billed yearly ($1,788 a year), for up to ten people in one organization. You buy it online with a card, the same way as every other plan, and the full tier comparison is on the pricing page.
Most people-search sites process an opt-out within a few days to about 45 days, depending on the site and the state law cited. The first round of requests for every person goes out right after they are added, and weekly rescans show the security lead which listings are gone and which are still pending.
Yes. A Data Processing Agreement naming every sub-processor is available on request. See the security page for the full sub-processor table and the certifications we do not hold.
Yes. A relative listed at the same address re-exposes the home, so Business can cover a named executive and their household the same way our Family and Executive consumer plans do.
An admin offboards them from the org-wide dashboard. Their place frees up for the next person you add and, if you ask us to, stop new removal work for that person while leaving completed removals in place.