Everybody wants privacy for a different reason. We start with yours.
PupErase is a privacy company. When we launch, our first service will show you where your personal information is exposed online, such as your home address and phone number. It will send the removal requests for you and check again every month. Here for work or public service? See below.
A friend sent you. Join and confirm your email, and you'll both get an extra free month.
Early access
Sign up and confirm your email by October 14 and your first month is free when we launch. Share your link and earn up to a full year free: every friend who joins with it and confirms their email gets you both one more free month, up to 12 free months in all. Early members also keep their launch price for as long as they stay.
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Share your link. Every friend who joins with it and confirms their email gets you both one more free month, up to 12 free months in all.
At launch you'll be able to find which sites list your address, have the removal requests sent, and see when a listing is really gone.
The FBI's August 2026 swatting alert tells the public to consider services that reduce or remove sensitive publicly available information. FBI IC3, Aug 2026
Employees opt in. HR sees totals only, never names or addresses. Executives and their families will get the same scan.
In ASIS's 2025 executive protection report, nearly one-third (30%) of organizations with an executive protection function do not provide significant services to executives while they are in their homes. ASIS, 2025
Judges, officers, election officials and their families.
The same scan and removal, run for a whole agency, with each person seeing only their own results. A free first scan for every employee is planned, not available yet.
The federal judiciary's FY2026 budget request lists third-party data-broker removal licenses among the security services it is asking for. US Courts, FY2026
What removal can't do. It lowers your exposure to the public: neighbors, scammers, stalkers. It does not take anyone out of government investigative databases. We never say a listing is "removed" until we've checked.
What happens next
You sign up today.Ten seconds, one field. We only ask for your email.
You confirm your email.Tap the link we send. It opens your early-access page with your free months and your share link.
We email you on launch day.Your sign-in link and your free months. Nothing in between.
Your free scan comes next. We're aiming for about two minutes.You'll see which sites list you and what they show, then decide what to do.
Every month, your pup will send your report.An email in plain words: what it found and what changed. Text alerts are planned, not available yet.
Our promises
Honest resultsIf we couldn't check a site, we tell you. "Not found" never gets dressed up as "safe."
One honest priceWe will show the full price before you pay. No upsell ladder, no add-ons, no "limited time" countdowns.
Cancel in one tapNo phone calls, no chat with a retention team. Refund for unused time.
We never sell your dataNot your email, not your results, not to anyone. That's the whole point.
Proof, not promisesAt launch we'll check sites again and show you when a listing is actually gone.
No passwordsSign in with a one-time code. Apple and Google sign-in are planned. Nothing to remember or leak.
Live in California?
California's free state tool, DROP, already sends deletion requests to registered data brokers. Use it, it's good. We'll help you sign up, and cover the people-search sites it doesn't reach.