Done with you: a person works through your exposure with you
A pilot for the first fifty people. You keep the free scan and the guides either way. What you add is a person who does the work with you, keeps the proof, and checks again.
What you get
The same four steps the product is built around, carried out by a person: find, act, verify, monitor once.
- Your scan, read by a person
- We run the Exposure Scan with you, then go through every finding and tell you which ones are worth acting on and which are not.
- Every request submitted
- People-search opt-outs, face-search opt-outs, and the deletion or objection requests the law where you live gives you. We do them with you, by hand, one at a time, using the same guides we publish.
- An evidence record
- A dated copy of each request and each reply, so you can show what was asked, when, and what the organisation said.
- A re-check after 30 days
- We search again and tell you what is confirmed removed, what was refused, and what has reappeared. Reappearances get a second request.
- A plain report
- What was found, what was done, what worked, what did not, and what to check yourself in future.
The price
One number, agreed before anything is charged.
A flat $149, including the 30-day re-check.
You pay by invoice after we have spoken and agreed what to do. Nothing is charged on this page. If the scan finds nothing worth acting on, there is nothing to pay. If you are in immediate danger, contact the police first; the doxxing guide explains the first hour.
What it is not
We say this before you ask, because it is the part other services leave out.
- We cannot remove you from an AI model that has already been trained. No service can. We can send the objection and deletion requests the law allows, and record the answer.
- We cannot stop someone photographing you, searching your face, or copying a public image. We can reduce where it is listed and act on misuse you report.
- We cannot force an organisation to comply. We can send the request the law gives you, follow up when the deadline passes, and draft the regulator complaint where one exists.
- We do not take your passwords, log in to your accounts, or touch anything you have not agreed to in writing.
Ask for the pilot
Fifty places. We take people in the order they ask, with one exception: if someone is posting your details right now, say so and we answer first.
Questions about the pilot
Who is this for?
People who want it done once and properly: someone whose details were just posted, someone leaving a public-facing role, journalists, creators, executives, and anyone who has read the guides and would rather do it with a person beside them.
Why is it done by hand?
UltoPulto is pre-launch. Parts of the software that send and track requests are still in rollout, and the first fifty cases also produce something no competitor publishes: real response times and refusal rates per organisation. Those will appear, in aggregate, on the transparency page.
What does it cost, and when do I pay?
A flat $149 for the pilot, including the 30-day re-check. You pay after we have spoken and agreed the scope, by invoice. If the scan finds nothing worth acting on, we tell you so and there is nothing to pay.
What happens to the details I type here?
They are stored in our database and used only to reply to you and, if we go ahead, to do the work. They are not used for marketing and are deleted when you ask. The privacy policy has the detail.
How quickly will I hear back?
A person replies within two business days. If someone is posting your details right now, say so in the form and read the doxxing guide while you wait; its first steps do not depend on us.