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SAVE 58%: From Aug. 18-31, Incogni's annual data removal plans are on sale for 58% off.
Somewhere out there, a website you never signed up for has your home address. You didn't put it there. A data broker did, and it's a lot bigger than most people realize. Incogni is one of the better-known services designed to fix it, and its annual plans are 58% off from Aug. 18-31.
Incogni tracks your online info and files removal requests on your behalf, so your name stops circulating across the sites that collect it.
The service automatically contacts more than 420 data brokers, including people-search sites and health, employment, and financial databases. It also resubmits removal requests to people-search sites every 60 days to make sure your info doesn't creep back online after it's gone.
From Aug. 18, every annual plan is 58% off:
Standard — $6.79/month (down from $7.99/month)
Unlimited — $12.74/month (down from $14.99.month)
Family (5 users) — $13.59/month (down from $15.99.month)
Family Unlimited (5 users) — $19.54/month (down from $22.99.month)
Protect (Incogni + Coveron) — $17.63/month (down from $20.74.month)
Incogni's Unlimited-tier plans — Unlimited, Family Unlimited, and Protect — also unlock a couple of newer features: an Exposure Scanner that continuously hunts down where your data shows up online, and a monthly Risk Assessment that breaks down your exposure across physical safety, privacy, and scam risk.
The Protect plan goes a step further, bundling in identity-theft insurance, credit and dark-web monitoring, real-time breach alerts, up to $10K toward losses from online scams, and an identity-restoration case manager, through Incogni's partner, Coveron.
Every plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so there's a safety net if it's not for you.
Your data's been floating around for free this whole time — might as well deal with it while it's 58% off.