DeleteMe Pricing 2026: Single, Couple, Family and Premium

DeleteMe costs $129 a year for one person in 2026, $229 a year for two people and $329 a year for a family of four. Two-year terms lower those to $209, $349 and $499, paid upfront. A Premium plan for one person costs $180 a year. There is no monthly billing and no free plan: every DeleteMe plan is prepaid for one or two years and renews automatically.

Every figure here was read on 19 October 2026 on DeleteMe's pricing page and its Premium plan view, with US prices for US residents. Our read: DeleteMe is priced as a done-for-you service rather than a cheap scanner, and its value improves sharply with every extra person you add to the plan.

Toolradar data: 41% of the 51 privacy management tools that Toolradar, the software directory we run, compares DeleteMe with offer a free plan, and DeleteMe is not one of them, as of October 2026. The record is DeleteMe on Toolradar.

What does every DeleteMe plan include?

The Standard plans differ only in how many people and how many years they cover; the service itself is the same at every size. DeleteMe lists the same features on all six Standard cards:

• Removal of unlimited aliases, previous names and email addresses for each covered person
• Email and phone masking tools for sign-ups you want to keep separate from your real details
• Custom removal requests on top of the automated opt-outs
• Email, chat and phone support, plus a personal DeleteMe expert
• Quarterly privacy reports, with new data broker opt-outs added through the year at no extra cost

DeleteMe also says it removes an average of 15 publicly searchable listings within days, and backs every plan with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Those are the vendor's claims; the pricing page does not publish the number of broker sites it covers, so compare coverage on the vendor's site list rather than on the price card.

For a security-minded buyer the practical point is the reporting cadence. A quarterly report means DeleteMe scans and re-files opt-outs four times a year, so a broker that re-lists you in week two of a quarter can keep your record public for weeks before the next pass. That gap is what Premium shortens.

What does DeleteMe Premium add?

Premium is a single-person plan that costs $51 a year more than Standard Single, and it is sold to US residents only. DeleteMe's comparison table lists what the extra money buys:

Premium suits one person with a higher exposure profile, such as an executive, a public-facing employee or someone dealing with harassment, for whom two extra sweeps a year and 20 more custom requests matter. It does not come in couple or family sizes and has no 2-year term, so a household that wants Premium coverage for two people pays for two separate plans at the full rate.

How much do DeleteMe's couple and family plans save?

The family plan is where DeleteMe's pricing is most competitive. DeleteMe prices multi-person plans well below the single-seat rate, and its own price cards show the struck-through cost of buying those seats one by one. Dividing each plan's list price by the people and years it covers gives the real cost of protecting one person:

Three practical consequences follow from that table:

• Two people should never buy two Single plans. The Couple plan saves $29 a year against two Single plans on a 1-year term.
• Three people should buy the Family plan. There is no 3-person plan, but Family costs $29 a year less than a Couple plan plus a Single plan, with a spare seat for a parent or an adult child.
• The 2-year Family plan is the cheapest coverage DeleteMe sells, at about $62 per person per year, less than half the Single rate on a 1-year term.

The trade-off is commitment. The whole 2-year Family price is paid on day one, and the pricing page says every plan renews automatically unless canceled. Set a reminder before the renewal date if you are testing the service.

Is the 2-year term worth it?

Over two years, the 2-year term saves $49 on Single, $109 on Couple and $159 on Family against renewing a 1-year plan once at the same price. That is a real saving, but it assumes DeleteMe keeps working for you for the full 24 months, and data removal is a service whose value you judge after the first two or three reports.

Our view: buy the 1-year term first, read the quarterly reports, and move to the 2-year term at renewal if the removal counts justify it. The one exception is a household that already knows it wants ongoing removal for several people, where the 2-year Family plan's per-person cost is hard to beat.

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How does DeleteMe pricing compare with Incogni and Optery?

DeleteMe is not the cheapest data removal service; it is priced for human-assisted removal. Both main rivals start lower on annual billing, read the same day on Incogni's pricing page and Optery's pricing page. All prices below are per year, on annual or 1-year billing:

The cheaper plans are not like for like. Optery Core is fully automated with no human agent and covers one name and one city per user, and Incogni Standard covers its listed data brokers without custom removal requests. DeleteMe includes custom requests and a personal expert on every Standard plan, which is the part of the price you are paying for.

Where DeleteMe loses clearly is flexibility. Incogni and Optery both sell monthly plans, so a buyer who wants a one-off cleanup before a job search or a move can pay for a few months; DeleteMe asks for at least a year upfront. Incogni's Family plan also covers more people for less money than DeleteMe's.

Our Incogni pricing breakdown goes deeper into its tiers, and the Incogni review and Incogni on Toolradar cover the product. Optery's prices are on its own pricing page.

Which DeleteMe plan should you buy?

Buy the 1-year Single plan if you are one person trying data removal for the first time. It is the cheapest way to see what DeleteMe actually finds, and you can move to a 2-year term at renewal.

Buy the Family plan for any household of three or four, ideally on the 2-year term once you trust the service. Buy Premium only for one person who needs faster re-scans and more custom requests than Standard's four sweeps a year.

If your main worry is identity theft rather than broker listings, data removal alone is not enough. Our best identity theft protection ranking covers services that add credit monitoring and insurance, Aura pricing and the Aura review cover a bundle that includes data removal, Aura on Toolradar lists its alternatives, and Aura vs LifeLock and the LifeLock review compare the two big bundles. For leaked credentials rather than broker profiles, see the best dark web monitoring tools, and a family adding removal often needs password managers for families too. The full product verdict is in our DeleteMe review.

Frequently asked questions

How much does DeleteMe cost per year?

DeleteMe costs $129 a year for one person, $229 a year for two people and $329 a year for four people on a 1-year term. A 2-year term costs $209, $349 and $499 for the same sizes, and Premium is a separate one-person plan.

Does DeleteMe have a monthly plan?

No. DeleteMe shows monthly equivalents on its price cards, such as $10.75 a month for one person, but every plan is billed upfront for one or two years and renews automatically unless canceled.

Does DeleteMe have a free plan or free trial?

No. DeleteMe has no free plan or free trial on its pricing page. It offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee instead, and 41% of the privacy management tools Toolradar compares it with do offer a free plan.

Is the DeleteMe family plan worth it?

Yes, for three or four people. The 1-year Family plan works out to $82.25 per person per year, well under the Single price, and the 2-year Family plan to about $62 per person per year.

What is the difference between DeleteMe Standard and Premium?

Premium costs $180 a year for one person, $51 more than Standard Single. It scans 6 times a year instead of 4, allows 60 custom removal requests instead of 40, covers 15 additional data broker sites and reports bi-monthly.

Is DeleteMe more expensive than Incogni?

Yes, at entry level. Incogni Standard costs $95.88 a year, about $33 less than DeleteMe Single, and Incogni's Family plan costs $191.88 a year for up to 5 people. DeleteMe includes custom removal requests and a personal expert on every Standard plan, which Incogni reserves for its Unlimited tiers.

How we priced this

Every DeleteMe price, plan feature and claim on this page comes from DeleteMe's pricing page and its Premium plan view, read on 19 October 2026 with US pricing. Rival prices come from Incogni's pricing page and Optery's pricing page, read the same day. Per-person costs and savings are our arithmetic on those list prices, before tax. The Toolradar figure comes from DeleteMe's Toolradar record, October 2026. This page compares published prices and does not measure removal results. Prices change, so confirm them on DeleteMe's site before you buy.

Cite this: Cyberpresso, "DeleteMe Pricing 2026: Single, Couple, Family and Premium", November 2026.

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