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You're more visible than you think.

Your address is exposed across mapping platforms, data brokers, public records, real estate sites, and direct marketing lists. Enter it below to see exactly where.

Free address scan

See what the internet knows about your address.

No account required. Results in 30 seconds.
Your home

Strangers shouldn't be able to look up your house.

Anyone with your address can see your driveway, your car, your windows, the inside of your living room from old listings. We pull your home off every mapping and real estate platform.

Your mailbox

Your mailbox isn't a dumping ground.

Catalogs you never asked for. Prescreened credit offers. Real estate solicitations from people who don't know you. We shut them down at the source so they stop arriving.

Your phone

Your phone number isn't public property.

Robocalls, telemarketers, and Caller ID lookup apps treat your number like it's theirs. We register every Do Not Call list and remove you from the brokers who sell it.

You online

Your personal data isn't for sale.

Spokeo, Whitepages, BeenVerified, and 50+ others sell your name, address, and household details to anyone with $9.99. We remove you from every one we can find and keep checking.

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What we cover

Privacy isn't one problem. It's four.

Your address, your phone, your name, and the records about you. They leak in different ways across different platforms. We work on all four at once.

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Your home
Maps, listing photos, county records, voter rolls, and building permits. Everything that ties your name to your address.
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Your mailbox
Direct mail, catalogs, prescreened credit offers, real estate solicitations. All filed at the source so they stop arriving.
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Your phone
Federal and state Do Not Call. Phone numbers removed from data brokers. Carrier-level caller ID suppression.
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You online
Data brokers, facial recognition databases, search results, and email breaches. Your name and face off the open web.
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Continuous monitoring

Removal isn't permanent. We're watching.

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Street View detection
When Google re-photographs your neighborhood, we file a new blur automatically.
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Monthly broker re-scan
Data brokers re-list you. We catch it and re-file every month.
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Real-time breach alerts
The moment your email or phone shows up in a breach, you'll hear from us.
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Quarterly exposure report
Every 90 days, a full snapshot of what's hidden, what's resurfaced, and what's next.
How it works

Quiet, methodical, thorough.

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You sign up
Address, name, and a simple authorization. Three minutes.
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We scan
Within 24 hours, we map every place your home and name are exposed.
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We file
Removal requests submitted, tracked, and refiled when ignored.
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We watch
New imagery, new brokers, new mailers. Caught and handled before you'd notice.

I'd been trying to get our house off Street View for two years. Perimeter did it in eleven days, then quietly removed us from sixteen broker sites I didn't know existed.

M.K., Austin, TX

Questions homeowners ask us.

What does a subscription include? +
Depending on your tier: map blurring across all major platforms, data broker removal from 50+ sites, direct mail suppression, robocall enforcement, listing photo takedowns, and public record suppression where law allows. Ongoing monitoring and refilings are included for as long as you're a member.
How long until I see results? +
Apple Maps blurs typically complete within 7 to 14 days. Google Street View is more variable: usually 2 to 6 weeks. Data broker removals begin within the first week, with most completing within 30 days. Direct mail volume drops noticeably within 60 days.
Why is this a subscription? +
New imagery, new brokers, and new mailers appear constantly. The blur you got in March can be undone in May. Subscriptions exist because the work is genuinely ongoing, not because we're trying to extract rent.
Will this affect my property value? +
No. Blurring affects mapping platforms only: assessor records, comparable sales, MLS history, and any active listing remain unchanged. Buyers and agents see no impact.
Is this legal? +
Yes. Every request we file is through the platforms' own opt-out, takedown, and removal channels. The mechanisms exist; we're the ones who actually use all of them.

Draw the line.
Set your perimeter.