Get your details off people-search sites.
Start with a free scan of your email. Then see where your name, address and phone are listed, and let Sigrel Pro file the removals across 200+ sites and recheck them.
The short answer
Updated 23 October 2026 · Reviewed by the Sigrel team, Texas
People-search sites republish you. They assemble public records into a profile and sell it, which is how a scammer gets your address, your relatives’ names and your phone number in one place. You can opt out of each site by hand, and the listings return. Sigrel Pro files the removal requests across 200+ sites, tracks each one, and rechecks on a schedule you can see, so the profile stays down.
Behind every scan
What is checked, how often, and what you get back. The details, in plain words.
Sources
3 breach-intelligence partners and public leak lists
Each one named in Help with what it covers.
What we watch
6 kinds of identifier
Email, phone, username, gaming handle, email alias and your own domain. Hashed on your device first.
Schedule
Rechecked on a schedule you can see
Every result shows when it last ran. Daily on Pro.
What you get
A fix for every finding
The minutes it takes and the points it gets back. Broker removal across 200+ sites on Pro.
How Sigrel helps
See it, remove it, keep it down.
Broker removal, 200+ sites
Requests filed for you, tracked per site, rechecked on a schedule. Pro.
The breaches behind the listings
Much of what brokers hold came from leaks. See which breaches include you and fix those first.
The scams that use your address
Courier, utility and “package held” scams start with a listing. The Wire shows them in your county.
What a listing enables
A profile page is a scammer’s starting kit.
Counts and sources, never a scare number without one.
FTC · consumer advice
How to opt out of people-search sites yourself
The FTC’s guidance covers opting out site by site. It works; it just does not stay done. Sigrel Pro is the “stay done” part.
Source ↗Sigrel · preview
See your listings first, free
Name, city and state in, a view of where you are listed out. No account needed.
Source ↗Questions
Plain answers.
What are people-search sites, and why am I on them?
They buy public records and marketing data, build a profile (name, age, addresses, relatives, phone numbers) and sell it. You are on them because the data exists, not because you signed up for anything.
Can I remove myself for free?
Yes, one site at a time, through each site’s own opt-out page. It takes hours and the listings come back. Sigrel Pro does the filing across 200+ sites and rechecks on a schedule you can see.
How many sites does Sigrel cover?
About 85 primary brokers plus the downstream aggregators that mirror them, 200+ in all. The list is in Help and grows.
What do you need from me?
The details that appear on the listings, so the requests match: name, city and state, and the emails and phones you want removed. They are used for the requests and for the rechecks, nothing else.
Is this included in Core?
No. Broker removal is Pro ($229 a year). The free scan and the people-search preview are free, so you can see your exposure before deciding.
See where you are listed.
Free preview. Removal across 200+ sites on Pro.