Every site a stalker, an ex or a scammer would check — checked for you. ClearTrace AU finds where you're exposed, asks every site to remove you, then keeps watch so it doesn't come back.
A fully-managed service. You don't lift a finger after sign-up — and we don't stop after the first clean-up.
We check the Australian people-search and data broker sites that actually list Australians — the ones a stalker, an ex or a scammer would find first — and build a complete picture of where you're exposed.
We ask each site to remove your listing, follow up, and record what each one does.
This is the part that never stops. We keep re-scanning, ask again if anything comes back, watch breach databases for your details — and if the worst happens, we walk you through exactly what to do.
Data brokers don't stop collecting because you opted out. They re-scrape public records, breached databases and each other — and quietly re-list the same details months later. One round of requests isn't enough. Brokers re-list, so someone has to keep watching.
We find it. We ask for it to come down. We keep watching.
And if the worst happens, you're not alone.
The first round of requests is how we start. Your subscription keeps us watching. Every plan is a year of re-scanning, repeat removal requests, breach alerts and a clear plan if something goes wrong. The moment you reappear, we act. Built for Australia — Australian broker sites, Australian privacy law, a local operator you can actually reach. Cancel anytime.
A$10.75/month, billed annually — save A$26.88 a year
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Covers 2 people. Add a 3rd or 4th for A$110/year each. Annual billing only.
Your protection has clear edges. Here's exactly where they are — so you always know what we handle, and who to call when it's not us.
If you're dealing with identity theft, contact IDCARE — Australia's national identity and cyber support service — on 1800 595 160. We'll help you prepare and stay with you through it, but they're the specialists.
Removal depends on the law, so here's where it actually is. Last updated 2 October 2026.
Australia has no general right to have your information deleted. Sites can ignore removal requests, and many overseas sites do. We ask anyway, follow up, and tell you exactly what happened.
Source: OAIC, Australian Privacy PrinciplesYou can now sue over a serious invasion of privacy. It's a court remedy for serious cases, not a removal tool, but it's a real step forward.
Source: OAIC, statutory tortThe Government released a draft right to erasure. As written, it covers large digital platforms like social media, not people-search sites. It is still a draft and could change before it becomes law.
Source: Attorney-General's Department, exposure draftWe'll update this when anything changes. If the law gives you a right we can use, we'll use it for you.
Everything you might want to know before signing up.