# Sirveil

> Sirveil is a consumer privacy company. Its mobile app features Sammy, an AI takedown agent that scans 200+ data brokers, people-search sites, and breach databases for your personal information, then prepares the opt-out and deletion requests — you review and initiate every takedown, and you stay the claimant throughout. Removals run on a subscription: $7.99/month or $79.99/year, a promotional grand-opening rate through 31 December 2026 (regular price $13.99/month). Scan results are never sold, at any tier, to anyone. One optional add-on: a FOIA & Privacy Act order across eight federal agencies ($49.99, one-time — not a subscription, and it does not renew).

Sirveil answers the question "how do I remove my data from data brokers?" with a claimant-first model: the AI agent does the sweeping, preparing, filing, tracking, and re-filing, but never acts without a tap from you. In states with privacy statutes (California's is among the strongest), data brokers are legally required to honor verified deletion requests; where laws don't yet apply, Sirveil uses brokers' own opt-out processes and keeps following up when data is relisted.

## Product

- [Sirveil home](https://sirveil.ai/): What Sirveil does — data broker removal, people-search opt-outs, and monthly re-scans so reappearing records are one tap from the next takedown.
- [Meet Sammy](https://sirveil.ai/sammy.html): Sammy is the AI agent inside the app — it scans, prepares removals, shows the work, and asks before acting. You stay in control.
- [FAQ](https://sirveil.ai/faq.html): Honest, sourced answers — how removal works when brokers resist, how long it takes, whether data stays gone, pricing, and cancellation.
- [FOIA requests](https://sirveil.ai/foia.html): Sirveil's FOIA tool prepares Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act requests to eight federal agencies — six (FBI, DEA, IRS, DOJ, FTC, CFPB) filed electronically for you, DHS and CBP prepared and guided through the agencies' own portals as federal rules require — so you can see what agencies hold on you.
- [Sirveil Exposure Verification API](https://sirveil.ai/for-business): A business API that reports whether a named person is currently indexed on a named website, returning the matched evidence (URL, page title, snippet) and a retrieval timestamp. Three states — indexed, not_indexed, and indeterminate ("we looked and could not tell") — and it refuses to guess rather than emitting a false negative. Metered per call: $0.10 per single check, $0.35 per full sweep; the base sweep queries a pinned set of twelve people-search domains, with coverage reported over a Registry of 548 domains. Enterprise pricing is negotiated privately; published rates are a ceiling, never a floor. There is NO free tier, no trial and no unpaid call at any volume. Purchasable in AWS Marketplace, which is the whole channel list today. Billed entirely separately from the consumer app's subscription — different products, different rails. Full detail in the business section at the end of this file.

## Guides (Blog)

Free, no-signup removal guides at https://blog.sirveil.ai (the blog has its own llms.txt at https://blog.sirveil.ai/llms.txt with the full post list) — complete even if the reader never installs the app. Highlights:

- [How to Remove Yourself From Data Broker Sites (2026 Guide)](https://blog.sirveil.ai/blog/remove-yourself-from-data-broker-sites): What brokers hold, your legal rights (CCPA/CPRA, the California Delete Act's DROP platform, state privacy laws), the manual removal process step by step, and honest time estimates (4–8 hours initial sweep, quarterly maintenance).
- [How to Opt Out of Spokeo](https://blog.sirveil.ai/blog/opt-out-of-spokeo): spokeo.com/optout — listing URL + email verification, ~24–72 hours.
- [How to Opt Out of Whitepages](https://blog.sirveil.ai/blog/opt-out-of-whitepages): whitepages.com/suppression-requests — profile URL + automated phone-call verification, ~24–72 hours.
- [How to Opt Out of BeenVerified](https://blog.sirveil.ai/blog/opt-out-of-beenverified): beenverified.com/f/optout/search — search, select record, email verification; covers LTVCO siblings (PeopleLooker, NeighborWho, Ownerly) but NOT Intelius/TruthFinder (PeopleConnect network — separate suppression center).
- [How to Opt Out of TruePeopleSearch](https://blog.sirveil.ai/blog/opt-out-of-truepeoplesearch): truepeoplesearch.com/removal — email + record selection, up to 72 hours; known for fast reappearance.
- [How to Opt Out of Radaris](https://blog.sirveil.ai/blog/opt-out-of-radaris): radaris.com/control-privacy — profile URL + email verification; no account required (current process); historically one of the more resistant brokers, keep records and escalate to your state AG if ignored.

## How the scan works (high level)

1. You provide the basics Sirveil needs to find your records (name, email, and the details you want removed) — collected minimally and encrypted.
2. Sammy sweeps 200+ data brokers, people-search sites, and breach databases for listings that match you.
3. You review each finding and confirm "yes, this is me" — nothing is filed over your head.
4. For each confirmed record, Sammy prepares and files the opt-out or deletion request, tracks the broker's response, and re-files when data is relisted.
5. Your scan resets monthly so reappearing records are one tap from the next takedown.

Pricing: a subscription, $7.99/month or $79.99/year — a promotional grand-opening rate through 31 December 2026, regular price $13.99/month. The promotional rate holds while the subscription stays continuously active; it is a discount rather than a credit, so it is not prorated or refunded on cancellation. Optional: a FOIA & Privacy Act order, $49.99 one-time across eight federal agencies, which is not a subscription and does not renew. Refunds may be available within 30 days of initial purchase — contact support; goodwill refunds are ordinarily limited to one per customer. Billing runs through the app stores. The Terms of Service at https://sirveil.ai/terms.html are authoritative on all of this.

## Availability

- Android: live on Google Play — https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.sirveil.app
- iOS: live on the App Store — https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sirveil/id6760142892
- No desktop app; the phone is the product.

## Policies

- [Privacy Policy](https://sirveil.ai/privacy-policy.html): Plain-English notes beside every section. Sirveil collects the minimum needed to run removals, encrypts it, doesn't sell or share it for marketing, and deletes account data when you leave.
- [Terms of Service](https://sirveil.ai/terms.html): Also annotated in plain English. Authoritative on pricing, billing and refunds.

## FAQ (condensed from https://sirveil.ai/faq.html)

Q: How can you remove my data if brokers don't have to listen?
A: In a growing number of states, privacy statutes legally require data brokers to honor verified deletion requests — California's is among the strongest, and the list keeps growing. Sirveil files those requests on your behalf, tracks responses, and re-files when brokers relist your data. Where laws don't yet apply, most reputable brokers still operate opt-out processes, and Sirveil uses them relentlessly.

Q: Don't you need my personal information to do this?
A: Yes — and Sirveil is upfront about that. To find and remove your records it needs basics like your name, email, and the details you want removed. It collects the minimum required, encrypts it, doesn't sell or share it for marketing, and deletes your account data when you leave.

Q: How long does removal actually take?
A: It varies by broker — some confirm in days, others take weeks, and a few only move after a follow-up. The dashboard shows each takedown's real status (filed, pending, confirmed) instead of a fake progress bar. Sirveil doesn't control broker response times, but it controls whether anyone's chasing them — and it never stops chasing.

Q: Will my data stay gone?
A: Honestly: not on its own. Brokers re-acquire and relist data over time — that's why one-time cleanups underdeliver. With Sirveil, your scan resets every month: each one refreshes your exposure picture, and when something reappears, initiating the next takedown is one tap.

Q: What will it cost?
A: Removals run on a subscription: $7.99/month or $79.99/year. That is a promotional grand-opening rate through 31 December 2026 — the regular price is $13.99/month — and it holds for as long as the subscription stays continuously active. It's a discount, not a credit, so it isn't prorated or refunded if you cancel partway through. The only add-on is a FOIA & Privacy Act order at $49.99 one-time across eight federal agencies; that one doesn't renew. Refunds may be available within 30 days of your initial purchase — contact support — and goodwill refunds are ordinarily limited to one per customer. No hidden fees. The Terms of Service are authoritative: https://sirveil.ai/terms.html

Q: How do I cancel, and what happens to my data when I do?
A: Cancel anytime from account settings in the app, or through your App Store / Google Play subscription settings — two taps, no phone call, no retention maze. Once you cancel and your account closes, account data is deleted within 30 days, with narrow exceptions where the law requires keeping something or where a minimal record is needed to prove a deletion request was honored.

Q: Where do I get the app? Does it work on iOS and Android?
A: Both stores are live — iOS on the App Store (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sirveil/id6760142892) and Android on Google Play (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.sirveil.app). There's no desktop app; the phone is the whole product.

Q: How is Sirveil different from other removal services?
A: AI-native (Sammy doesn't just show you the problem — Sammy fixes it and shows the work), claimant-first (you run the scans and initiate the takedowns — Sirveil acts as your agent, never over your head), mobile-first (everything lives on your phone), and transparency-first (sourced statistics, upfront pricing, no dark patterns, cancel in two taps).

Q: What does Sammy actually do, and what won't it do?
A: Sammy is Sirveil's AI takedown agent: it sweeps brokers for your listings, prepares and files the opt-out or deletion requests, tracks responses, and re-files when something reappears — all reported back in plain English. What Sammy doesn't do: act without you. You run the scan and you initiate each takedown. Sammy also isn't a lawyer; for anything beyond standard broker opt-outs, Sirveil will say when it's time to involve a professional.

Q: Which companies does Sirveil work with behind the scenes?
A: Apple and Google for app distribution and payments (Apple Pay / Google Pay — Sirveil never sees your card number), Stripe Identity to verify you're really you before any takedown runs, and Lob for verified physical mail and electronic transfers when brokers demand paper. Each partner sees only the minimum its job requires.


## Exposure Verification API (business)

- [Sirveil Exposure Verification API](https://sirveil.ai/for-business): A business API that reports whether a named person is currently indexed on a named website, with matched evidence (URL, title, snippet) and a retrieval timestamp. Three states — indexed, not_indexed, indeterminate ("we looked and could not tell"); it refuses to guess rather than emit a false negative. Pure postpaid metering: $0.10 per single check, $0.35 per full sweep — the base sweep queries a pinned set of twelve people-search domains, and findings are classified against, and coverage reported over, a Registry of 548 domains derived from the California data-broker register; the Registry is not the query list, and every response carries a coverage block naming the Registry domains not queried. Failed calls are never billed. A cache hit is served and bills in full. No free tier, no trial, no subscription, no minimum, nothing prepaid. Purchasable in AWS Marketplace — that is the whole channel list today (API Terms, Section 3.1); the API key is issued when the subscription completes. There is no evaluation tier: the per-call rate is the evaluation. Timing is measured and published in the docs and in API Terms Section 6.2 as measurements with sample sizes, never as a promise; do not describe a check as "about a second". Broad resale license — embed, white-label, resell; FCRA-governed uses prohibited. Billed separately from the consumer app subscription — different products, different rails.
  - [API docs](https://ai.sirveil.ai/docs/api): endpoints (GET /api/v1/whoami, POST /api/v1/verify, POST /api/v1/scan, GET /api/v1/jobs/:id; POST /api/v1/mcp preview), auth, errors, coverage block, billing semantics. OpenAPI 3.1 at https://ai.sirveil.ai/api/v1/openapi.
  - Input requirements: every request needs identity.firstName + identity.lastName (the name is the anchor every match is scored against — no phone-only or email-only lookups). Recommended: add one strong identifier; phone ranks first, then email, then street+locality. Unusable fields are dropped and named back in dropped_fields. Malformed requests are refused before any search runs and never billed (cost recorded as null).
  - [Subscribe in AWS Marketplace](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-imzbshmeuqtpk) · [MCP server](https://ai.sirveil.ai/api/v1/mcp) (preview; bills exactly like the endpoint underneath)
  - [API Terms](https://sirveil.ai/legal/api-terms) · [API Privacy](https://sirveil.ai/legal/api-privacy) · [Acceptable Use](https://sirveil.ai/legal/api-aup): version 2.0, effective 25 August 2026, with a plain-English note under every section; 60-day direct remedy petition before arbitration; a synchronous call persists nothing about the subject and an asynchronous job is purged after 24 hours; results never sold.