Pricing
Starting prices, and what they buy.
Every engagement is quoted after a confidential conversation, before any work begins. The figures below are where each one starts; the quote depends on the size of the household, how widely a name is published, and how far a breach or takeover has gone.
What the price covers that an app does not
Removal apps send automated requests to a list of data brokers. That is one part of our work, and it is the part we hand to software. The rest is done by people.
- Your home blurred on street-level maps, and old real-estate listing photos taken down where the site allows it
- Search results, old accounts, and photos, not only data brokers
- The records the brokers copy from, at the Disappear depth: property, voter registration, mail, and deliveries
- Your most important accounts secured with you on a call, in the order that matters
- A private number and recovery email, so the accounts that unlock everything are not tied to what is public
- The whole household, children included, from the Remove depth
- A person checks that each listing is gone before it is marked removed, checks again on a schedule, and files again when it returns
- Recovery after a breach or takeover, worked with you step by step
- An engagement shaped around you and led by one person from the first call to the close, not a fixed package
- A dated, encrypted record of every request and result, and a client portal that shows where each one stands
- Coordination with your attorney, your family office, or your security team when you want it
Erase
A year of work, priced for the first year. Re-checks and re-filing are included for the whole year.
Reduce
Maps, data brokers and people-search sites, and search results, for one person, and your most important accounts secured.
From $3,000 a yearRemove
Everything in Reduce, for the household: old accounts closed, photos found and taken down, a private number and recovery email, children included.
From $7,500 a yearDisappear
Everything in Remove, plus the records behind the brokers: property, voter registration, mail, and deliveries, worked with your attorney where a record needs a legal step.
From $15,000 a yearAfter the first year, Erase renews only by agreement, at a price quoted then for the work that remains. How erasure works.
Restore and recover
For when something has already happened.
Restoration
After a breach or account takeover: the primary email first, the intruder's access removed, accounts recovered in order, phone, banks, and government accounts checked, and freezes you place with our guidance. A household, or the affairs of a family member who has died, is quoted on its own.
From $7,500, prepaid retainerAccount recovery
One lost or stolen account, worked through the provider's own process with you, step by step, while your password and codes stay with you.
From $1,500 per accountFor law firms and organizations
Per affected person
What the breached data unlocks for that person, their accounts and phone lines hardened with them on a call, and a dated record.
From $750 per personBreach retainer
Restoration for affected people agreed before a breach, so it can start the day one is announced.
From $10,000 a yearHow billing works
- Every engagement starts with an exposure assessment: where you can be found and how your accounts can be reached, in the order we would address it. It is part of the price, not an extra
- A written quote and an engagement agreement before any work begins
- Retainers are prepaid. Time is logged as the work is done, you are told as the balance is drawn down, and work past a retainer is $300 an hour, only with your agreement
- Any unused prepaid balance is refunded when the engagement ends
- Third-party costs, such as security keys or a records request fee, are itemized separately
- Credit freezes, fraud alerts, and credit bureau disputes are free, and you place them yourself, with our guidance
- We do not pay or accept referral fees