Incogni

Incogni is a subscription-based personal information removal service that automates opt-out and deletion requests to public and private data brokers on behalf of users.^[1] The service was created by Surfshark in 2021 and launched publicly in 2022; it was later offered as a standalone product.^[2]

Incogni

Type of site	Data-removal service
Available in	English
URL	https://incogni.com
Commercial	yes
Launched	2022
Current status	Active

History

Incogni originated at Surfshark in 2021 and launched publicly in January 2022.^[1][2] In 2025 the company introduced a Custom Removals feature that lets subscribers submit links to websites outside the automated broker list for human-assisted takedowns.^[3][4]

In August 2025, Deloitte Lietuva UAB issued an independent limited assurance report (ISAE 3000) over Incogni's stated processes. As of 18 July 2025 the report concluded, among other things, that Incogni: (i) covered at least 420 data-broker websites and private databases; (ii) received removal confirmations from those brokers; (iii) sent recurring requests at ≤60 days (public brokers) and ≤90 days (private brokers); and (iv) had processed more than 245 million removal requests since January 2022.^[5]

Technology

Incogni acts as a privacy proxy that sends and tracks data-removal requests to a network of data brokers and people-search sites. Reviews note that it relies on privacy laws such as the GDPR (EU), the CCPA (US) and PIPEDA (Canada).^[6][7] According to the Deloitte assurance report, by July 2025 the service covered ≥420 brokers, with recurring follow-ups every 60–90 days depending on broker type, and had processed >245 million removal requests.^[5]

Availability

Incogni operates in jurisdictions with privacy regulations that enable opt-out/deletion requests. As of 2025, independent reviews and company materials list availability in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and the Isle of Man.^[2][8]

Reception

TechRadar stated that Incogni was available at "a reasonable price with“ a decent array of features,” while noting drawbacks such as limited support and lack of a free trial.^[6] Comparitech described it as “a personal information removal service” that “handles multiple official data removal requests on your behalf” and “provides...visibility into data brokers’ responses,” but observed that it “won't confirm the data broker actually complied with the request.”^[9] In 2025, Security.org rated Incogni 9.7/10,^[2] and All About Cookies gave it 4.9/5, highlighting the introduction of custom removals and noting that Incogni's key claims had been verified by Deloitte.^[7]