★★★★★ Trusted by 10,000+ women across the country
3,578,435 have already made this search.
Try Googling yourself: first name + last name + city + state. We bet you'll be surprised at how many sites share your very private information i.
Anyone can see it. Data brokers use public records, social media, online and offline purchase information to collect and share your data for profit.
Rachel S., Seattle, WA:
I had someone show up at my home after finding my info online.It was terrifying.
From social media to public records, stalkers use every tool available to track you down. Your safety is at risk when personal details are just a search away.
Naomi C., Marietta, GA:
I'm on a dating website and I don't want strangers showing up at my door.
Armed with your private information, anyone - your new online date, a colleague, or a stranger - can be a threat. Privacy is safety - yours and that of your family. No one has the right to endanger it.
Emily R., Austin, TX:
Knowing my home address is online makes me feel unsafe—especially as a single woman.
Your address, phone number, and personal details should never be accessible to strangers. When your private information is public, it’s an open door for bad actors. We’re here to shut it.
Lauren M., Atlanta, GA:
A guy I unmatched with started calling my phone after finding my number online. He even contacted my mom.
Connecting online should be safe, but it’s not when anyone can dig up your personal details. A stranger on an app should never have access to your life offline.
Jen G., Bradenton, FL:
I started receiving threats from a man I had no idea could even find me.
Whether it’s a stalker, harasser, or someone with malicious intent, they rely on easily available data to manipulate, track, and intimidate. You shouldn’t live in fear.
We scan 212 data broker websites to find your "profiles"—pages with your personal information that were created without your permission.
We send requests to each website on your behalf, asking for your profile to be removed. No matter how complex the opt-out process of a site is, we persist until the profile is removed—and update you along the way.
Every month, we revisit the 212 data broker sites to check whether your information shows up on additional sites, or has reappeared on the sites you've already been removed from, as tends to happen. If needed, the removal starts all over.
We typically find 155 profiles on 66 sites for an average user. This means doing the manual profile removal on your own can take a stunning 800 hours per year.
Imagine scanning 212 sites each month. Then performing (sometimes repeatedly) all the complex opt-out procedures the sites require.
Other services charge 25%-500% more for removing your profiles from only a fraction of the data broker sites. Privacy consultants and reputation management agencies charge from $500 to $15,000 per year to essentially do what we have figured out how to do better, for a lot less. Do your own research.
9 in 10 EndStalking users report that our service has dramatically reduced their personal data exposure and made their lives safer. 70% of our users stay with EndStalking for over a year, with a substantial number choosing to protect their entire family.
“ It was very unsettling to see my address, phone number, and other details available for anyone to find. EndStalking has greatly reduced the amount of sensitive information about me on the web after just a few months. The process couldn't have been easier.”