Incogni and DeleteMe both handle personal data removal requests, but their entry plans differ in price, custom requests and support. Incogni offers a lower advertised annual entry price in the comparison below and a monthly billing option. DeleteMe combines ongoing removal work with a personal privacy expert and includes custom requests in its standard offering. Neither detail establishes which service will remove more of your information.
Checked on November 10, 2026: this comparison covers published prices, coverage lists and service terms. Removal results will depend on the sites holding your information.
Which service fits your situation?
| Your priority | Where to start | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| A lower annual starting cost | Incogni Standard | That its automated list includes the brokers you need |
| A short initial commitment | Incogni’s monthly option | The monthly total and time needed for pending requests |
| Custom requests alongside the standard service | DeleteMe | The allowance and eligible sites for your exact plan |
| Many individually submitted URLs | Incogni Unlimited | Whether the URLs qualify and how the queue works |
| Coverage outside the United States | Country eligibility first | Local plans and broker coverage before comparing prices |
These are starting points, not a performance ranking. The distinction between standard coverage and custom requests follows the DeleteMe plan descriptions and Incogni’s plan guide.
Prices: compare the full payment, not just the monthly equivalent
For one person, the following US-dollar annual prices provide a regular-price reference; the Incogni amounts are also the renewal prices shown on its current offer. They are not a quote for every country or checkout. For the lower introductory payment, see our Incogni Black Friday deal and renewal-price guide.
| Plan | Annual payment | Monthly equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Incogni Standard | $95.88 | $7.99 |
| Incogni Unlimited | $179.88 | $14.99 |
| DeleteMe Standard, one person | $129 | $10.75 |
Sources: Incogni’s pricing page and DeleteMe’s published one-person annual price. Confirm the final amount on DeleteMe’s current order page. Incogni notes that VAT or sales tax may apply.
Incogni Standard is $33.12 less per year at these displayed prices. That comparison changes if you need custom requests: Unlimited costs $50.88 more than the listed DeleteMe Standard annual plan. A cheaper entry tier is only useful if it includes the work you need.
Annual equivalents are not monthly installments. Incogni also lists Standard at $15.98 for monthly billing; its billing guide confirms annual subscriptions are paid upfront. Before ordering either service, check the renewal amount, currency and tax separately. Our Incogni plan guide focuses on choosing between its subscription levels.
Broker coverage needs more than one headline number
DeleteMe’s coverage directory uses different markers for Standard, higher business tiers, international plans and custom requests. The total at the top therefore does not mean every listed site is automatically included in a Standard subscription.
Incogni separates automated coverage from Custom Removals, which let eligible subscribers submit individual pages outside the standard service.
A practical comparison starts with five or ten actual URLs showing your information. Match each URL to the appropriate plan and category. A service covering a specific exposed home address may be more useful to you than one advertising a larger list whose additional sites are irrelevant to your circumstances.
Also distinguish a request being sent from a public profile disappearing. Counting websites, requests and confirmed removals as though they were the same measurement produces a misleading comparison. Our guide to reading Incogni removal results explains how to keep those measurements separate.
Is Incogni or DeleteMe available in your country?
Incogni’s supported regions include the US, Canada, UK, EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. Its documentation says the scope can vary by location.
DeleteMe is not simply US-only. Its international consumer guidance lists Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Singapore and the UK. The US pricing cards should not be treated as international offers.
For example, a Czech resident can find Czechia on Incogni’s list, while DeleteMe’s cited consumer list does not include it. DeleteMe has a separate business offering; that is not evidence that the same consumer subscription is available everywhere. See our UK and EU availability guide for the regional account and coverage limits.
Reports and custom requests: what will you actually see?
DeleteMe says the first Privacy Report normally arrives after about seven business days. Crucially, it describes this as an update on findings and work underway, not proof that everything has disappeared. See its removal timing explanation.
Incogni’s status guide distinguishes in-progress, completed, suppressed and escalated requests. A completed initial request can still be followed by recurring requests.
For either service, save the original exposed URL and check it again when the provider reports progress. A report can be valuable without proving that every copy of the information has been erased.
Incogni’s custom-request workflow accepts unlimited submissions but processes three requests actively at a time. DeleteMe explains how to send a live listing through its dashboard in its getting-started guide. Check your DeleteMe order’s allowance rather than assuming “included” means unlimited. For the Incogni side, our Custom Removals guide explains eligible pages, submissions and queue limits.
Cancellation and refunds are a meaningful difference
Incogni’s refund policy provides a 30-day window after the initial purchase, with one refund per customer and conditions for reseller purchases. Turning off renewal is a separate action from requesting money back.
DeleteMe’s policy allows a full refund before the first Privacy Report and a prorated refund for unused subscription time afterward. That distinction deserves attention if you dislike committing for a year before seeing the service’s reporting.
Our decision rule
Start with Incogni Standard if its automatic coverage matches your exposure and price or monthly billing is your main consideration. Compare Incogni Unlimited with DeleteMe when specific unsupported listings are the reason you are buying. DeleteMe’s personal support and refund structure may justify its higher entry price for some readers; Incogni’s custom-request model may suit others.
Choose after checking your country, your priority URLs and the actual order total. Those checks tell you more than a universal winner badge. For broader context, read our Incogni overview.
