How to remove yourself from Radaris
Radaris lists your home's size and sale price along with your address. Here is how to opt out.
How to opt out of Radaris
- Search your name on Radaris and open your listing. Copy the profile page's web address before you start.
- Go to the privacy page (link below). Click through "Next" and the age check, then enter your name, city, state, and profile address.
- Click "Start Removing" and keep clicking "Next" until it asks for your email.
- Enter your email and solve the CAPTCHA.
- Open the verification email from Radaris and click the link to confirm.
Opt-out page: https://radaris.com/control/privacy
Steps last verified July 2026. Brokers change their forms — if this doesn't match what you see, tell us. Drawn from our people-search removal guide.
What Radaris collects
Name, address, home square footage and sale price, and possible relatives.
What we'd tell a friend
One of the slower, less reliable removals we've tracked. The multi-step form makes you click through several pages before it asks for your email. Confirmation isn't always sent, so plan to follow up at removals@radaris.com if you don't hear back.
Why this can come back
Most people-search and aggregator sites re-crawl their public-record sources on a rolling basis. An opt-out removes today's listing; it doesn't stop the site from re-pulling your record the next time it refreshes. That's the reason removal is something you check on periodically, not a one-time task — see our full removal guide for the re-listing mechanics in detail.
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