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Data broker removal and monitoring

Remove your home address from data broker sites, and keep removing it when it reappears.

Continuous removal with evidence.

No account. No card. No sales call.

The problem

Data brokers publish home addresses, phone numbers, relatives and daily patterns, assembled from public records and purchased data. For most people this is unpleasant. For someone being stalked or harassed, it is dangerous.

Opting out means finding each broker, following a different removal process, and repeating it whenever the data reappears.

Who it is for

  • People with a specific reason

    Domestic abuse survivors, healthcare workers, judges, journalists, law enforcement, public figures and anyone who has been harassed.

  • Privacy-conscious households

    Households that want to reduce how much of their information data brokers publish.

Put a number on the listings slipping past you

Put in your monthly shoppers, conversion rate, order value and ad spend. See what you lose each year against the category median. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

Your numbers

Nothing is sent anywhere. This runs entirely in your browser.

You are leaving $15,552 a year on the table at your current conversion rate.
Leaking per month
$1,296
Leaking per year
$15,552
Capturing now
$972
at 1.8% conversion
Achievable at median
$2,268
at 4.2% conversion

Where you sit against the category

You1.8%
Category median4.2%
Cost per acquisition now
$154.34
At category median
$66.15
Ad spend not converting
$9,525
Uplift needed
133%

Take this with you

No email required. It is your result.

VeilEye — revenue leak
· Leaking $15,552 a year
· 6,000 visitors/mo at 1.8% vs 4.2% median
· CAC $154.34 now, $66.15 achievable

Run it yourself: https://veileye.com

Method: leak = (visitors x median rate x order value) − (visitors x your rate x order value). The median is the middle of the category, not the top, so this is a conservative floor rather than a best case. Your inputs never leave this page.

How it works

VeilEye, from the first step to the result.

  1. 01

    Run the free scan

    See which brokers publish your home address, phone number and relatives, with the actual listings.

  2. 02

    Start removal

    Removals are submitted through each broker's own process.

  3. 03

    Stay monitored

    Brokers are re-checked continuously, because the data reappears.

  4. 04

    Keep the evidence

    Every removal is documented with dated evidence.

Removed, re-checked and documented

Continuous removal with evidence, for anyone with a reason to reduce their exposure.

  • Every broker identified

    It identifies every broker publishing your information.

  • Removals through each process

    Removals are submitted through each broker's actual process, and completion is tracked.

  • Continuous re-checks

    Brokers are re-checked continuously, because reappearance is the norm rather than the exception.

  • Search and image results

    Search results and image results are addressed where removal mechanisms exist.

  • Dated evidence

    Every removal is documented with dated evidence, for anyone who may need to show a court or an employer that they took steps.

  • Household coverage

    Relatives' listings expose the same address, so household plans cover them too.

Questions people actually ask

What does the free scan show?
Exactly which brokers currently publish your home address, phone number and relatives, with the actual listings visible. It takes ninety seconds.
Why does removal need to be continuous?
Because the data comes back. Reappearance is the norm rather than the exception, so brokers are re-checked continuously.
Is there proof that removals happened?
Yes. Every removal is documented with dated evidence, which matters if you may need to show a court or an employer that you took steps.
Does it cover search results?
Search results and image results are addressed where removal mechanisms exist.
What does it cost?
The scan is free. Continuous removal and monitoring for one person is 9 dollars a month or 89 dollars a year, and a household is 15 dollars a month.
Why cover the whole household?
Because relatives' listings expose the same address.
Is it free for domestic abuse survivors?
Yes. It is free permanently for verified domestic abuse survivors through partner organisations, funded from paid subscriptions.
Why should I trust the revenue-leak calculator?
It is plain arithmetic on the numbers you put in, worked out in your browser. Change any input and every figure updates, so you can check each one yourself.

Pricing

The exposure scan is free. Continuous removal and monitoring is priced for one person or a household.

Exposure scan

Which brokers publish your address, phone number and relatives.

Freefor anyone
  • Actual listings visible
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Individual

Continuous removal and monitoring for one person.

$9per month, or $89 a year
  • Removals tracked to completion
  • Continuous re-checks
  • Dated evidence
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Household

For a household, since relatives' listings expose the same address.

$15per month
  • Continuous removal and monitoring
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Survivors

For verified domestic abuse survivors, through partner organisations.

Freepermanently
  • Funded from paid subscriptions
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Prices in USD.

Put a number on the listings slipping past you

Put in your monthly shoppers, conversion rate, order value and ad spend. See what you lose each year against the category median. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

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