Now protecting 1,000+ homes

You're more visible than you think.

A single search reveals your front door, the cars in your driveway, your tax record, your assessed value, and the path to your bedroom window. We make it disappear, and keep it that way.

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See exactly what the internet knows about your address.

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Suburban home at golden hour
Before
After
$3B+
in home value protected
14
platforms monitored
38K
data broker removals
96%
renewal rate
The problem

Your home is exposed in fourteen places at once.

Most people think privacy is one thing. It isn't. Your address, household, and habits leak across mapping platforms, public records, data brokers, real estate sites, and direct marketing channels. Each one feeds the next. We close them all.

No. 01
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Mapping platforms
Google Street View, Apple Maps, Bing, Here, Yandex: your house, your driveway, your car.
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 No. 02
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Public records
County assessor, deed, tax roll, voter file. Often searchable by name.
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 No. 03
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Real estate sites
Old Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com photos of your interior persist forever.
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 No. 04
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Data brokers
Spokeo, BeenVerified, WhitePages, and 50+ others publishing your name and address.
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 No. 05
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Direct mail
Catalogs, prescreened credit offers, real estate solicitations, political mail.
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 No. 06
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Robocalls
Federal and state DNC, carrier blocking, ongoing complaint enforcement.
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How it works

Quiet, methodical, thorough.

i.
You sign up
Address, name, and a standard authorization. Three minutes, no document upload.
ii.
We scan
Within 24 hours we map every place your home, name, and household are exposed across the platforms in your tier.
iii.
We file
Requests submitted, follow-up tracked, escalations handled. You see progress, not paperwork.
iv.
We watch
Forever. New imagery, new brokers, new mailers. Caught and refiled before you'd notice.
Two tiers

One subscription. Your home, handled.

Start with map blurring or get the full stack. Toggle individual services on or off in your dashboard at any time.

Essentials
Make your home invisible on the map.
$29 / month
  • Google Street View blur
  • Apple Maps + Bing + Here + Yandex
  • AI monitoring for new imagery
  • Platform follow-up & refilings
Start with Essentials
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Complete
The full residential privacy stack.
$79 / month
  • Everything in Essentials
  • Direct mail & robocall suppression
  • Data broker removal (50+ sites)
  • Zillow / Redfin / Realtor takedowns
  • Public record & assessor suppression
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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 · Member since 2025

Questions homeowners ask us.

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.
Can I turn off services I don't want? +
Yes. Every service in your tier is a toggle in your dashboard, and you can disable any of them with one click. Your price doesn't change because monitoring infrastructure runs whether or not you've enabled a service. We'd rather you have access and choose than be exposed later.
How long does it take to blur my home? +
Apple Maps typically completes within 7–14 days. Google Street View is more variable: usually 2–6 weeks, occasionally longer for high-resolution captures. We track every request, follow up, and refile when needed.
Will I lose property value if my home is blurred? +
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.

Start with a free scan. See what's exposed. Decide from there.