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Incogni vs DeleteMe
Short answer: Incogni covers far more brokers automatically for less money. DeleteMe's edge is its human privacy advisors and detailed quarterly reports.
| Incogni | DeleteMe | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person, 1 year | $95.88 | $129 |
| Monthly option | Yes ($15.98/mo) | No |
| Family | $191.88/yr, up to 5 people | $329/yr, 4 people |
| Automated coverage | 420+ brokers on every plan | About 85 on the standard plan (PCMag); headline "969" includes higher tiers and custom requests |
| Custom removals | Unlimited plans | Included |
| Reports | Monthly progress reports | Quarterly, broker-by-broker detail |
| Human help | Phone support on Unlimited | Personal privacy advisor |
| PCMag | 4.5 Outstanding, Editors' Choice | 3.5 Good |
Sources: Incogni pricing,DeleteMe pricing,DeleteMe site list,PCMag Incogni review,PCMag roundup.
Coverage: read DeleteMe's footnotes
DeleteMe advertises removal from 969 data brokers, but its site list is footnoted by plan. PCMag's count found that the standard subscription handles about 85 brokers, and 566 entries are custom removals — requests you have to initiate, with no automatic discovery. Incogni's 420+ figure is what every plan, including the cheapest, covers automatically.
Where DeleteMe wins
DeleteMe has been doing this since the early 2010s, assigns a human privacy advisor, and its quarterly reports spell out exactly what was found and removed at each broker. If you value a managed, human-reviewed service more than raw coverage, it's a reasonable choice.
Verdict
For most people, Incogni is more coverage for less money. Choose DeleteMe if hands-on human support matters most to you.