No specific dollar amounts are visible on this page; plans are listed as per-month rates under 1 Year or 2 Years terms for 1, 2, or 4 people.
DeleteMe costs between $10.75 and $21.50 per month with two consumer plans: 1 Person at $10.75/mo (billed at $129.00 annually) and 2 People at $21.50/mo (billed at $258.00 annually), plus a Business plan with custom pricing.
Here's a closer look at what each plan covers.
1 Person
Price: $10.75/mo, billed at $129.00 annually
Best For: Individuals who want their own data removed from the web
Other Features:
- 24/7 data broker monitoring
- Live chat with personal privacy advisors
- Regular scans and deletions all year
- Choice of 1-year or 2-year terms
This plan covers one person for a full year. You submit your personal information, and DeleteMe works to remove it from search engines and data broker sites. It's the simplest pick if you're protecting just yourself.
2 People
Price: $21.50/mo, billed at $258.00 annually
Best For: Couples or two household members who want coverage together
Other Features:
- Labeled "Best Value" on the pricing page
- 24/7 data broker monitoring
- Live chat with personal privacy advisors
- Covers two people under one subscription
This is the same service, but it protects two people instead of one. If you and a partner both want your information scrubbed from broker sites, this plan costs less per person. You'll both get year-round scans and removal updates.
Business
Price: Custom — contact sales
Best For: Companies protecting executives, critical employees, or the whole organization
Other Features:
- Scalable with your business
- Proactive privacy protection for teams
- Custom pricing through the sales team
This tier is built for organizations, not individuals. If your employees' exposed data creates risk for your company, the sales team will tailor coverage and pricing to your headcount. It's the right choice once you need protection beyond a household.
A few things worth knowing before you sign up. Both consumer plans are billed annually, so you pay for the full year upfront rather than month to month. The pricing page doesn't mention a free plan or a free trial, and refund terms aren't shown either — it's smart to confirm the cancellation policy before checkout.