Your number is for sale.
Take it back, one broker at a time.
Companies collect your phone number, name, and address — then sell them. You get the spam calls. This site shows you exactly how to remove yourself from each one, step by step, free. About 30 minutes, guided, at your own pace.
- No phone number asked
- No login or account
- Free forever — no paid tier
Formal erasure rights go live 13 May 2027. Until then, removal requests are voluntary asks, not enforceable rights — brokers can say no. We tell you that up front, on every guide, so you're never misled when one refuses or ignores you.
The spam-call problem, in numbers
These are real, published figures — not ours. They are why this site exists.
95% of Indians get unwanted calls every day. 77% get three or more a day. 92% get them despite being on Do Not Disturb.
~42 billion spam calls hit India in 2025. Truecaller alone has 350 million+ monthly users in India — the largest market for caller-ID apps anywhere.
Sources: LocalCircles surveys (July 2026); Truecaller 2025 spam report. Full citations on the About page.
How it works — 3 steps
- Find your footprint. A guided checklist that shows you what is public about you — using your own identifiers, in your own AI chat app. We never see any of it.
- Follow a guide per broker. One page per company: exact steps, how long it takes, what to expect, and what to do if it fails. Truecaller, Eyecon, CallApp, and more — plus Canada guides.
- Track it until it's gone. Mark each broker submitted, confirmed, and verified gone. Your tracker lives only in your browser — nothing is sent to us.
Brokers covered
Truecaller~2 min
Eyecon~5 min
CallApp~5 min
LocateFamilyUnverified steps
People Data Labs~5 min
InstaFinancialsUnverified process
Can't be removedHonest limits
Canada guidesPIPEDA
Get notified when erasure rights go live
On 13 May 2027, India's DPDP Act gives you a formal right to erasure. We'll email you once, when it goes live, with upgraded request wording. Nothing else. No spam, ever. Your email is stored only to send that one notification.
We never ask for your phone number, OTPs, or logins. The signup asks for an email address only.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no paid tier, no premium upgrade, and no payments wiring anywhere on this site. The guides are free because they are mostly public information, organised into exact steps.
Do you need my phone number?
No. Never. This site never asks for phone numbers, OTPs, or logins. The removal steps happen on the broker's own site or by email you send yourself — we never see your details.
Will the brokers actually remove me?
Usually, but not always — and until 13 May 2027 they are not legally required to. Your request today is a formal, dated, documented ask. Some brokers comply quickly (Truecaller unlists in 24–48 hours). Some refuse (Zauba, because it copies public records). Every guide says what to expect.
Why do numbers come back after removal?
Because your contacts re-upload their address books. Truecaller especially rebuilds listings from other people's contacts. If your number reappears, re-run the same unlisting step — and ask close contacts not to sync their address books to caller-ID apps.
What about the US or other countries?
Out of scope for v0. This version covers India and Canada only. US brokers and a public broker-compliance leaderboard are parked for a later phase.
Is this legal advice?
No. These are procedural guides — exact steps, cited to primary sources. They are not legal advice and make no legal claims. The law section on each guide states the position plainly: until May 2027, erasure requests are voluntary asks.