Four steps. No homework.
Start with a free exposure scan. See what's out there, then let GhostVault file your deletion demands, follow up, and show you every broker reply.
From scan to disappearing.
Most people finish step 1 in under a minute. We take it from there.
Scan your exposure
Enter your name, location, and optionally your email. We scan public exposure signals and known breach records to estimate what personal data is already out there.
See what's exposed
Within seconds, see exposed addresses, phone numbers, relatives, aliases, and email-breach hits. Free users get the overview. A plan unlocks the full report and ongoing removal workflow.
We send deletion demands
For subscribers, GhostVault files a legal deletion demand with every California-registered data broker it can reach by email, 500+ in total, paced over your first few days. Brokers have 45 days to answer.
Follow up and re-check
Many brokers never reply, so we follow up and file a second demand. You see every reply word for word, and we count a removal only when the broker confirms it in writing. We also re-scan supported sources monthly and monitor verified emails for new breach appearances.
Built to actually get results.
Privacy-first scanning
We use your details only to scan and to file your requests. Brokers receive only what a request needs.
Clearly labeled coverage
A registry-backed broker request directory, supported public-web discovery, and known-breach intelligence, with every status labeled.
Clear next steps
When exposures are found, you get plain-language steps to protect yourself. No jargon, no technical knowledge required.
California's Delete Act is on your side.
Under CCPA, every US consumer can request deletion of their personal data from brokers. California's Delete Act requires registered brokers to comply within 45 days. Brokers that don't can be fined up to $7,500 per violation.

See what's out there for free.
30 seconds to scan. No credit card. Then you decide whether to remove it.
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