Incogni vs Redact

Incogni is a personal data removal service that contacts data brokers and people-search sites for customers, requesting deletion of their personal information. It sends recurring automated requests and provides progress reports, with plans covering more than 420 data broker sites. Unlimited plans add custom removals across more than 3,000 additional sites and unlimited custom requests. Family and Family Unlimited plans support up to five members. The web app provides account and data management on desktop, laptop, or tablet; customers in the United States can use iOS and Android apps for removal progress and scam-protection features. Incogni says it uses encrypted transfers, strong password requirements, optional two-factor authentication, primarily EU-based infrastructure, and GDPR-compliant processing. All plans include 24/7 live chat and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Standard costs $95.88 a year (billed $95.88 annually), while listed annual plans range through Family Unlimited at $22.99 a year (billed $275.88 annually).

Redact is an app for bulk deleting or editing posts, comments, likes, messages and other content across more than 35 services. Users can filter by keywords, hashtags, date range and content type, then preview items before deletion. Supported services include Twitter/X, Facebook, Discord, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Threads and Slack. The free plan covers the last 30 days of Twitter/X, Discord and Facebook content, plus Reddit history anonymization at any date. Premium adds unlimited deletion, major social platforms and scheduled recurring cleanup; Ultimate adds professional platforms such as LinkedIn and Slack, advanced filtering and priority support. For social and messaging cleanup, credentials and content pass directly between the user's device and the service; Redact receives de-identified usage and diagnostic information. A local archive can save content to the device before deletion, but it is off by default. Deletion speed depends on platform rate limits, supported content types vary, and integrations may pause when platforms change. Redact says deleted content cannot be restored or copies made by others removed.