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Both records list Web.
Incogni's record additionally lists Android, iOS, Browser.
A platform appearing in only one record is not proof that the other product lacks support. Features can differ by operating system.
A closer look · Data Broker Removal
Two tools. Their published features, platforms and plan details, together — so you can decide what fits your needs.
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| Compare the facts | Data Broker Removal | Data Broker Removal |
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| Overview | Incogni is a subscription service that scans for personal information on people-search sites and sends recurring removal requests to covered data brokers. It provides a dashboard and regular privacy reports to track removal progress. | DeleteMe is a subscription service that helps remove a person’s personal information from data-broker and people-search sites. It searches for exposed information, submits opt-out and removal requests, and monitors for recurring exposure. |
| Starting price | From $7.99/mo Starting at $7.99/month USD monthly figure; billing commitment and plan terms apply. | From $10.75/mo $10.75/month equivalent, starting Standard 1 Person plan USD monthly figure; billing commitment and plan terms apply. |
| Pricing & billing notes | Standard individual plan shown at $7.99/month when billed annually at $95.88; VAT/sales tax may apply. The official page also lists a higher monthly-billing price and other plans. Official pricing | Official page displays $10.75/mo for 1 Year, 1 Person; billed annually at $129.00/year. Automatically renews unless canceled. Official pricing |
| Free plan | Paid plans No permanent free plan is stated on the official product or pricing pages. The official site advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee, which is not a free plan or verified free trial. | Paid plans The official plans page lists paid protection subscriptions and does not show a standalone permanent free plan or a free trial. “Free” on the plans page refers to new opt-outs added during a paid plan at no additional cost. |
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How to read the differences
The notes below describe differences in the sourced records, not performance or features proven absent. Different vendors use different names and describe their plans at different levels of detail.
Both records list Web.
Incogni's record additionally lists Android, iOS, Browser.
A platform appearing in only one record is not proof that the other product lacks support. Features can differ by operating system.
The two records have the same free-plan status: no ongoing free plan was verified for either.
Read the separate free-plan notes in the table. Trials, refunds, quotas and ongoing free tiers are different things.
These are record-level differences, not exclusive capabilities. Check the linked official feature pages for scope and plan restrictions.
Both records include numeric USD monthly starting figures. Their billing and plan notes still need to be read separately.
A lower displayed price is not a direct value ranking. Billing commitments, introductory periods, renewals, country, taxes and included features differ by plan.
Use the comparison to shortlist, not to pick a universal winner. Review each product's strengths and things to consider, confirm support for your devices and read the current plan terms. The checked dates in the table show when the source information was reviewed; this is not a hands-on test.