Get your home address off the internet.
Right now, websites are showing your address, your phone number and your family's names to anyone who looks. This guide shows you how to take it down yourself — step by step, in plain English. No subscription, no service doing it for you.
This is an example, not a real person. Press Remove it to see the goal.
Here's what's out there about you
Websites like WhitePages and Spokeo collect this and show it for free. You never agreed to any of it.
Your home address
The street, the house number, the apartment. Often with a photo of the front door.
Your phone number
Usually your mobile. This is where a lot of scam calls come from.
Your family's names
Parents, brothers, sisters, your partner, your children — with their ages.
Everywhere you've lived
Every address going back 15 years or more. Plus your age and date of birth.
What you get
Every link, every step, every template — organized in one place. No tech skills needed.
Every website that has your details
A list of 70 of them, sorted so you do the worst ones first.
A direct link to remove yourself
Straight to the right page on each site. No hunting around.
Simple steps for each one
What to click, what to expect, and how long it takes.
Emails you can copy and paste
For the sites that ignore you. Just fill in your name and send.
A checklist you can print
Tick each site off as you go, so you never lose your place.
How to stay off
Ten minutes a month keeps your details from coming back.
How it works
Pay $10 and the PDF is yours straight away. Read it on your phone or your computer.
The first chapter covers the three biggest sites. That's about an hour, and it's the part that matters most.
Your details can come back. A short monthly check keeps them gone for good.
Why not just pay a service?
You can. Companies like DeleteMe charge $100–200 every year to do it for you.
They click the same buttons this guide shows you. And the day you stop paying, your details go back up.
This is $10, once. You learn how it works, and it's yours forever.
Less than a pizza. And unlike a subscription, you only pay once.
Instant download · works on phone and computer
Try the first three chapters. If you don't feel safer, email me and I'll refund you. No forms, no questions — and you keep the guide.
I'd rather have your trust than your ten dollars.