Two purchasable lines. One for you, one for your business.

Two audiences, two purchasable lines

The catalog above is grouped the way you actually buy. Individuals have one purchasable line — KnytX Shield — and every other personal listing (Score, DELETE Act filing, deepfake verification, voiceprint, mobile, the family and executive tiers) is a module inside a Shield plan, not a separate checkout. Businesses have two lines: Shield for Teams to remove employees’ broker data, and KnytX Trust to win enterprise deals. Each module keeps its own page for the detail; grouping them this way keeps the page honest about what you can actually buy.

The problem

Your personal data is a commodity. Data brokers collect your name, phone number, home address, email, employment history, family members, income estimates, and online activity. Then they sell it to advertisers, scammers, stalkers, and anyone willing to pay.

There are an estimated 4,000+ data brokers worldwide, and industry analysts value the US broker market in the hundreds of billions of dollars. In Europe, post-GDPR enforcement has pushed brokers underground but hasn’t eliminated them. Your phone records, financial information, and personal identifiers circulate through networks you’ve never heard of.

You didn’t consent to this. Opting out means finding every broker that has your data, working through each removal process, and watching for re-listing. Many brokers design their opt-outs to be difficult, and most re-add your data within months. KnytX automates all of it. See how Shield scans, removes, and re-files for the full walkthrough.

Why we’re different

Built by engineers who break things, not sell things

KnytX is built by security engineers, including a hands-on hardware and penetration-testing practice. We’re not an adtech company pivoting to privacy. We understand data systems from the hardware to the application. See About for our engineering background.

Subscriptions, not surveillance

We make money one way: you pay us to protect your privacy. No advertising revenue, no data sales, no affiliate sharing, no “anonymized” data licensing, no investor pressure to monetize your behavior. If we can’t build a product good enough to pay for, we don’t deserve your trust.

When Meta says “your privacy matters to us,” would you believe them? They earned roughly $196 billion in ad revenue last year selling access to your attention. A company paid by subscriptions, not ads, has nothing to gain from lying about privacy. Your data is worthless to us. Your subscription is everything.

Data minimization by design

We don’t collect data because we might need it later. We collect what’s necessary to submit removal requests, monitor breaches, and block trackers, then we delete it. When you cancel, your data is gone within 30 days. Not archived. Not anonymized. Deleted.

No dark patterns, ever

Cancellation will be as easy as signup. Privacy settings default to maximum protection. We will never trick you into sharing more data or make it hard to leave. If someone builds a better privacy tool, you should use it — and we’ll make it easy to switch.

Read our full Privacy Promise. It explains how our structure makes these commitments credible, not just aspirational.