What people are saying

“I had a parent show up at my house unannounced last year. He found my address on one of those people-search sites. After that I became obsessed with getting my information off the internet. Saxalit was the first tool I found that actually walked me through it step by step. I cleared all the high-priority sites in one Saturday afternoon. I wish I had done this years ago.”

“I tried a couple of the automated services before finding Saxalit. They would send me reports saying my data was removed but then I would search for myself and still find my address on half the sites. With Saxalit I do the opt-outs myself and I can actually verify the results. The privacy email is a genius feature. I had no idea I was handing my real email to these companies every time I tried to remove myself.”

“I am not very technical and I was nervous about doing this. But the instructions for each site are so clear that I never felt lost. The dashboard showing me which ones to do first was really helpful because I did not know where to start. My daughter recommended Saxalit and I am glad she did. I just worked through ten minutes here and ten minutes there over a few weeks.”

“As a journalist I have sources who need to trust that I take privacy seriously. I also get occasional threats from people who do not like my work. Having my home address publicly available was something I needed to fix a long time ago. Saxalit gave me a way to do it systematically rather than just whack-a-mole on whatever site I happened to find that week. The priority sorting is exactly what I needed.”

“I became serious about data privacy after a colleague of mine was stalked by a former patient who found her personal information online. After that I researched every option I could find. Saxalit stood out because it is honest about what is possible. The state rights section told me exactly what I could legally demand versus what I was relying on the brokers to do voluntarily. That transparency matters to me.”

“I have been meaning to do this for two years but never got around to it because I thought it would take forever and I did not know where to start. The Time to Freedom counter was what finally got me moving. Seeing that I only had two hours of total work to clear the most important sites made it feel achievable. I did it over three lunch breaks.”

“In my line of work I help people who have experienced domestic violence and stalking. I recommend Saxalit to clients who are trying to reduce their digital footprint as part of their safety planning. The fact that it gives you a separate privacy email address means they are not handing their real contact information to sites that already have too much of their data. That detail matters a lot in my work.”

“My kids kept joking that I was paranoid about privacy. Then I showed them what came up when they searched my name. My address, my neighborhood, an old phone number, and a list of relatives including their names. They stopped joking after that. We all went through the process together as a family. Saxalit made it easy enough that my teenagers could follow along without getting bored.”