My Privacy AgentPrivate report
  1. 1. Enter your information
  2. 2. Scan data brokers
  3. 3. See results
Free leak check

Was your info leaked? See where it could be showing up.

Start with your name and city. We find the people-search sites that could be listing your address, phone and email as we go. Add your email at the end and we also check it against known data breaches.

  • Known breachesYour email, checked against known data breaches
  • People-search sitesWhere your address and phone could be listed
  • Removal stepsFor every listing we find, free
No account, no card.
What you will see

The one record the brokers hold on you — home address, phones, emails, relatives — and every people-search site publishing it, streamed in as we find them.

No account, no card. Only search for yourself.

Prefer to enter everything up front? Use the detailed form.

Leak check · how it works

A leak is the clue. Your listings are the map.

Breaches expose emails and phone numbers. People-search sites connect those to your name, home address and family. This check shows both, in one private report.

What does the leak check look at?
Two things. First, people-search sites that could be publishing your home address, phone, email and relatives, found from your name and city. Second, when you add your email, known data breaches that include that email.
Can you remove my data from a breach?
No. Nobody can pull data back out of a breach that already happened. What you can do is change the affected passwords, turn on two-step sign-in, and remove the people-search listings that tie your leaked details to your home address. Those listings are what My Privacy Agent can request removal of.
Is it free?
Yes. The check and the report are free, with self-removal steps for each site. Patrol ($19.99/month, cancel anytime) is optional: agents file the eligible removal requests, re-check them, and show you which removals went through.
Whose information can I check?
Only your own. The check asks you to confirm you are searching for yourself.