Scam and privacy protection for you and your family

Protect yourself, and the people you love, from scams.

Scammers go after all of us: you, your mum and dad, your grandparents, the relative who lives alone. Debreach helps you protect yourself and look after them, in plain English.

One email when sign-up opens. Stored encrypted. Remove it any time.

A woman frowning slightly as she reads a message on her phone

Scam check

"Mum, that new number text sounds like a scam."
Don't reply. I'll ring you x

Data removal

Removed from 7 data brokers

Breach check

Leaked password found
Changed in minutes.

Data removal

Stop sales calls and junk mail, and take your address off public listings. Free steps you can do today, or sit down and do with Mum.

Free now

Breach check

See which data breaches an email address has been caught in, and what to do about each.

After sign-up

Scam check

Paste a worrying text, email or link and find out whether it's a scam before anyone taps.

After sign-up

Family plan

Cover a parent or relative alongside yourself, and hear about it when they check a suspicious message.

After sign-up

Why it matters

It happens to careful, clever people every day

Being scammed isn't a sign of being foolish. The messages are written by professionals, and they often already know a name, a number or an address. That is why it so often happens to the people we'd least expect, and most want to protect.

4.5 million

fraud incidents in England and Wales in a single year, up 11% on the year before. It is the most common crime there is.

Office for National Statistics, year to June 2026

£1.28 billion

stolen through payment fraud in the UK in 2025.

UK Finance, Annual Fraud Report 2026

2 in 3

scams where people are tricked into sending money begin online. A further 17% begin with a call or text.

UK Finance, Annual Fraud Report 2026

Sources: ONS, Crime in England and Wales and UK Finance, Annual Fraud Report 2026.

What we protect against

The messages and calls your family actually gets

  • "Hi Mum, I've lost my phone"A new number, a small emergency, a request for money. Family plan and scam check, after sign-up.
  • "Your parcel is waiting. Pay £1.99"Delivery texts with a link to a fake payment page. Scam check, after sign-up.
  • Calls from "HMRC" or "your bank"Callers who already know a name and sound official. Scam check, after sign-up.
  • Leaked passwordsOld breaches that let a stranger into email, shopping or bank logins. Breach check, after sign-up.
  • Addresses on people-search sites, junk mail and sales callsListings and data brokers that show or sell where someone lives. Free steps now; members get the brokers handled for them.

How it works

Today: free data removal

  1. Stop the calls

    Register your landline and mobile with the Telephone Preference Service. Free.

  2. Cut the junk mail

    The official mail and leaflet opt-outs, each a couple of minutes.

  3. Get off public listings

    The open register, 192.com, ukphonebook.com and the phone book.

Then we do the watching for you

  1. Sign up

    Tell us which email addresses to look after, yours and your family's.

  2. We get to work

    We check for breaches and, with permission, tell UK data brokers to delete your details, chase the replies and ask again every three months.

  3. You stay in the know

    We alert you when something new leaks, or when someone you look after checks a suspicious message.

The Debreach promise

We will never sell your data

Not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to anyone. You're trusting us with your family, so here is exactly what we do and don't do.

  • Your data is never for saleDebreach will be paid for by its members' subscriptions, never by their details.
  • The free tools need nothing from youNo sign-up, no name, no address. You use each opt-out directly with the service that runs it.
  • No cookies, no advertising, no trackersWe don't follow you around this site or any other.
  • Leave whenever you likeAsk and we delete what we hold on you.
  • Plain English, no scare tacticsWe'll never promise that you can't be hacked: nobody honestly can.