We exist because your data shouldn't be for sale.
"Right now, thousands of companies know your home address, your relatives' names, your estimated income, and your daily habits. You never gave them permission. You can't call them to complain. Until now, you couldn't even find them."
Data brokers are a $200 billion industry built on information you never agreed to share. They scrape public records, purchase data from apps and loyalty programs, buy transaction histories from retailers, and compile detailed dossiers on virtually every American adult.
The typical broker profile includes your full name, current and past addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, estimated income, property records, relatives, and political affiliation. This data is sold to marketers, employers, landlords, debt collectors, private investigators — and anyone else willing to pay the sub-dollar-per-record fee.
Most of this is legal. Most brokers offer opt-out processes. Those processes are deliberately complex, spread across dozens of separate websites, and require repeating the process every 30–90 days as data re-accumulates. The friction is intentional.
TraceKill scans 18 major data brokers in real time — not cached estimates, not approximations. We query the actual broker databases using your name and city, then show you exactly what each one is selling about you.
For every broker that has your data, we calculate an exposure score based on what information is visible: home address, phone number, relatives, employment history, and more. Then we help you submit opt-out requests — filing the paperwork brokers require to remove your profile.
The scan is free. Always. Your privacy shouldn't be a luxury product, and you shouldn't need to pay to know who's selling your information.