DataSeal removes your personal information from data brokers, monitors for breaches in real time, and gives you virtual emails and phone numbers so your real identity stays private.





Thousands of companies may already have your personal information. Buying, selling, and sharing it without your knowledge.
Run a free DataSeal scan to see where your data is exposed and find out your real privacy risk in seconds.

All Included With Your DataSeal Subscription
DataSeal continuously removes your data from people search sites, brokers, and marketing databases, then monitors for relistings so you never have to follow up or fill out forms.

Our system monitors active breach feeds and underground data leaks in real time, so you know immediately if your identity or login credentials are exposed.

Create virtual emails and private SMS numbers for every site. Each account gets its own identity, reducing spam, tracking, and data exposure while still receiving messages and codes.

DataSeal is the premier all-in-one privacy protection platform
We submit, track, and maintain opt-out requests on your behalf.
We monitor global breach databases and alert you the moment your data appears.
Create unlimited virtual email identities for signups, accounts, and online services.
Your data is protected by design. No selling or monetizing user data. Privacy-first architecture.
DataSeal quickly finds and deletes any trace of your information on the internet. Once your data has been removed, our industry-leading alert system continues to monitor the web for your permanent protection.
Most of the spam calls, texts, and emails you receive are caused by the sale of your personal information by data brokers. Delisting your information from the internet can dramatically reduce the spam that you receive.
Identity theft affects more than 9 million Americans every year. Identity thieves can use your information to open new credit cards, apply for loans, receive your tax return, and file insurance claims, all in your name.
If you are the victim of a violent crime, a law enforcement officer, or concerned about the crime rate in your city, hiding your online information from predators and criminals is an essential part of your safety.
Data brokers quietly scrape and aggregate your name, address, phone number, and email from across the web, packaging and selling your personal information without your consent.
Run a free scan to discover which data brokers, breaches, and online sources may be exposing your information.
Everything You Need to Know About Protecting Your Privacy
DataSeal is an all-in-one privacy protection platform that helps you take control of your personal information online. We remove your data from data broker websites, monitor for data breaches in real time, and provide virtual emails and phone numbers so you can use online services without exposing your real identity.
Once you sign up, DataSeal scans data broker and people-search websites for your exposed information. We then submit and manage removal requests on your behalf. After removal, our system continuously monitors the internet to ensure your data does not reappear and alerts you if new exposure is detected.
You can view your removal status directly from your DataSeal dashboard. We show which sites are in progress, which have completed removals, and which are actively being monitored for re-listing.
DataSeal targets many of the most common data broker and people-search websites that collect and sell personal information. Coverage varies by plan, and new brokers are added regularly as we expand protection.
Click here to view the full list of sites we cover
Removal timelines vary by website. Some removals happen within days, while others may take several weeks depending on the broker’s process. DataSeal continuously follows up and monitors for reposting.
DataSeal provides virtual email addresses and SMS phone numbers you can use to sign up for websites, apps, and services without exposing your real contact information. Each service gets its own unique email or number, reducing spam, tracking, and data exposure while still allowing you to receive messages and two-factor authentication codes.