How to Remove Yourself From Radaris
Radaris builds some of the most detailed profiles in the people-search world — and has a reputation as one of the hardest sites to get removed from. It's doable and free; you just need to be a little persistent.
What Radaris exposes
Name and aliases · current and past addresses · phone numbers and emails · age and date of birth · relatives and associates · property and court records · business affiliations · social profiles.
How to opt out of Radaris (step by step)
- Go to radaris.com and search your first and last name, plus city and state. Open the listing that matches you.
- Copy your profile URL — it looks like
radaris.com/p/First/Last/. - Go to the removal page: radaris.com/control-privacy (you can also use the "Remove My Info" link in the site footer).
- Confirm the displayed information is yours and click Start removing.
- Enter your email address, complete the CAPTCHA, and submit. No account is required.
- Open the confirmation email from Radaris, click the link, re-solve the CAPTCHA, and confirm.
When the form doesn't work
Radaris is known to stall. If it does:
- Call (855) 723-2747 or email removals@radaris.com with your profile URL.
- If you're a California resident, cite the CCPA / your Delete Act rights — requests with legal weight tend to move faster. See our California DROP guide.
- Keep screenshots of every request in case you need to escalate to the FTC or your state attorney general.
Gotchas
- The process changes often. Radaris moves its opt-out mechanism around; if these steps don't match, look for "Control your info," "Opt out," or "Remove" on your profile.
- Multiple profiles. Search name variants and former cities; remove each separately.
- It comes back fast. Radaris rebuilds profiles quicker than most — re-check every couple of months.
FAQ
- Is it free?
- Yes — you never pay to remove your own record.
- Do I need an account?
- Not anymore; the current flow is email-verification based.
- Why is Radaris so hard?
- It refreshes aggressively and is tied to a wider people-data network, so listings resurface.
Last verified: July 2026. Broker opt-out processes change often — confirm the current steps on the live page before relying on them.
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