Start with one-time removal to eliminate visible records, then continue monitoring to prevent broker relisting.
Removes exposed listings from the most widely used people-search and data broker platforms responsible for the majority of public listings.
Ongoing monitoring across 700+ data broker and people-search sources.
Complete exposure monitoring and removal coverage for up to four household members.
Feature visibility across core removal, continuous monitoring, and household protection.
| Capability | Core Removal | Continuous Monitoring | Household Protection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exposure discovery and intake triage | Included | Included | Included |
| Initial broker removal operations | Included | Best after core cleanup | Included |
| Continuous relist monitoring | No | Included | Included |
| Automatic re-removal cycles | No | Included | Included |
| Household member coverage | 1 person | 1 person | Up to 4 people |
| Escalation support for relisting | As needed | Included | Priority |
Discreet, custom-scoped engagements for clients who need hands-on privacy and security implementation beyond standard data broker removal.
This offering is built for sensitive personal, family, household, and estate-related concerns where public exposure, sensitive legal circumstances, travel patterns, or elevated targeting risk require discreet white-glove support. Availability is intentionally limited for clients who need structured, high-touch execution.
Comprehensive social media and online presence hardening to reduce publicly exposed personal information and unnecessary discoverability.
Email account and workflow protections to reduce phishing, account takeover, fraud, and impersonation risk.
Implementation support for safer internet usage, including VPN configuration, firewall controls, and endpoint hygiene.
Review and reduction of exposure tied to the client, their family, and relevant estate-related records where feasible and appropriate.
Discreet review of potential exposure points within the client’s immediate environment, especially in sensitive personal or legal circumstances.
Monitoring for publicly available indicators that may suggest increased exposure, profiling, or targeting activity.
Practical guidance to strengthen personal and residential security posture, including travel-aware protective routines.
On-site support can be provided when required to complete sensitive controls correctly and securely.
The ranges below reflect comparable market context and are not Hardline flat-rate packages.
Engagements begin with a private consultation and scope assessment. A recent Phase 1 implementation started at $6,000 for a narrower, less comprehensive scope. More involved white-glove support may require substantially broader implementation, hands-on management, coordination, travel, and ongoing oversight. Final scope and pricing are determined case by case based on complexity, risk profile, location, and required support level.
"Core removal cleared the biggest address and phone listings quickly, and status updates were consistent."
Parent, North Carolina"Monitoring prevented old profiles from staying live after broker refreshes. Re-removals were handled automatically."
Public-facing professional, California"Household coverage simplified protection for multiple family members under one workflow."
Family household, TexasMonitoring clients saw materially fewer persistent relists after repeat removals were issued during quarterly broker refresh periods.
A four-member household moved from fragmented manual opt-outs to centralized tracking, reducing unresolved listings within the first cycle.
Initial records were removed with Core, then sustained via monthly monitoring to prevent recurring phone and address publication.
Continuous Monitoring and Household Protection include relist detection and re-removal requests. Core Removal focuses on initial takedown operations.
Core Removal is one-time, Continuous Monitoring is month-to-month, and Household Protection is annual. No multi-year contract is required.
Yes. Many clients start with a one-time cleanup, then move into monitoring once initial removals are verified.