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There is a service I've heard advertised on twit.tv podcasts called DeleteMe that I've been interested in that does a similar thing and seems to cover way more

There is a service I've heard advertised on twit.tv podcasts called DeleteMe that I've been interested in that does a similar thing and seems to cover way more data brokers: https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/ https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/ OpenRep is another one I've seen mentioned. Covers 190+ sites: https://onerep.com/sites-we-remove-from https://onerep.com/sites-we-remove-from One thing I can't find is a list of sites that Mozilla Monitor covers. Here's a comparison. I only listed the individual plans since Mozilla seems to only offer that. The other 2 offer plans for multiple persons DeleteMe: https://joindeleteme.com/ https://joindeleteme.com/ brokers: 750+ https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/ https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/ edit: I just realized looking through that list that they are a bit deceiving. They have qualifiers next to each website: * Included in Standard Plan and above (90 sites) ** Included in Business Gold, Diamond, Platinum and VIP Plans (27 sites) *** Included in Diamond, Platinum, and VIP Plans (1 site) ᵒ Exclusively in Platinum and VIP Plans (13 sites) ~ International requests (12 sites) ^ Custom Requests (665 sites) Seems like the majority need a "custom request" which defeats the purpose of signing up for something that is supposed to handle things automatically pricing: https://joindeleteme.com/privacy-protection-plans/ https://joindeleteme.com/privacy-protection-plans/ - individual plan: (they also have couples and family plans) - $10.75/month if you sign up for 1yr - $8.71/month if you sign up for 2yr ------------- OpenRep: https://onerep.com/ https://onerep.com/ brokers: 190+ https://onerep.com/sites-we-remove-from https://onerep.com/sites-we-remove-from pricing: https://onerep.com/pricing https://onerep.com/pricing 1 person: $8.33/mo, they also offer family (up to 6 ppl) and teams (10+) ------------- Mozilla Monitor: https://monitor.mozilla.org/ https://monitor.mozilla.org/ brokers: 190 data brokers (could not find a list of data brokers they cover) pricing: https://monitor.mozilla.org/#:S1 https://monitor.mozilla.org/#:S1: - "Monitor" - their FREE tier where they scan the data brokers and just inform you which ones have your info and you have to manually go in and remove your information from each one through whatever process each site uses. - "Monitor Plus" - Automatic Data Removal - $13.99/month, or $8.99/month if you sign up for a year Both tiers come with "Data Breach Alerts" which I guess is similar to haveibeenpwned's notify me. -------------- edit: adding one more: https://www.optery.com/ https://www.optery.com/ brokers: 305+ https://www.optery.com/pricing/#data-brokers-we-cover https://www.optery.com/pricing/#data-brokers-we-cover pricing: https://www.optery.com/pricing/ https://www.optery.com/pricing/ & https://www.optery.com/business-pricing/ https://www.optery.com/business-pricing/ will only cover the personal pricing: free - self-service (similar to Mozilla's free tier) 3.99/month - removal from 110+ sites 14.99/month - removal from 200+ sites 24.99/month - removal from 305+ sites

OnACoffeeBreak 3y ago
It doesn't look like DeleteMe's individual plan covers 750+ sites. There are only 77 sites with a single asterisk on https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/ https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/
- flanbiscuit 3y ago
  I noticed that as well after I posted, so I've edited it and added that in.
wolverine876 3y ago
Thank you for the comparison. Perhaps someone who uses it can add info on Consumer Reports' Permission Slip?
beyondd 3y ago
Optery founder here. We did a deep dive comparison between DeleteMe and Optery (https://www.optery.com/deleteme-review/ https://www.optery.com/deleteme-review/). The biggest takeaway is you have to scroll to the bottom of the DeleteMe Sites We Remove From page and read the fine print on what is covered by the plan you are purchasing. The "750+ Data Brokers" written across the top of the page is misleading. The standard plan covers about ~90 sites.
- flanbiscuit 3y ago
  I noticed that shortly after I posted and have included that info now (edited the comment). Classic dark pattern. That info should be more prominently displayed in their pricing information. So your service will handle (up to) 305+ data brokers automatically? depending on how much you are willing to pay of course
  - beyondd 3y ago
    Agreed on the dark pattern, and yes, Optery's Ultimate plan currently covers 300+ data brokers by default and offers unlimited Custom Removals. Optery has a team that's continually testing and adding more sites to the coverage defaults. There are several options, Free, Paid, Family, Business at different prices. For full disclosure, I'm one of the Optery founders, as mentioned previously.

OnACoffeeBreak 3y ago

It doesn't look like DeleteMe's individual plan covers 750+ sites. There are only 77 sites with a single asterisk on https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/ https://joindeleteme.com/sites-we-remove-from/

flanbiscuit 3y ago
I noticed that as well after I posted, so I've edited it and added that in.

wolverine876 3y ago

Thank you for the comparison. Perhaps someone who uses it can add info on Consumer Reports' Permission Slip?

beyondd 3y ago

Optery founder here. We did a deep dive comparison between DeleteMe and Optery (https://www.optery.com/deleteme-review/ https://www.optery.com/deleteme-review/). The biggest takeaway is you have to scroll to the bottom of the DeleteMe Sites We Remove From page and read the fine print on what is covered by the plan you are purchasing. The "750+ Data Brokers" written across the top of the page is misleading. The standard plan covers about ~90 sites.

flanbiscuit 3y ago
I noticed that shortly after I posted and have included that info now (edited the comment). Classic dark pattern. That info should be more prominently displayed in their pricing information. So your service will handle (up to) 305+ data brokers automatically? depending on how much you are willing to pay of course
- beyondd 3y ago
  Agreed on the dark pattern, and yes, Optery's Ultimate plan currently covers 300+ data brokers by default and offers unlimited Custom Removals. Optery has a team that's continually testing and adding more sites to the coverage defaults. There are several options, Free, Paid, Family, Business at different prices. For full disclosure, I'm one of the Optery founders, as mentioned previously.