Effective Date: January 10, 2026
Here are the basic rules for using our services. These Terms of Service (“Terms,” “Agreement”) explain how you may use EraseMe,Inc.
EraseMe is designed to help safeguard your personal privacy. Through the EraseMe service, you can manage your personal data and influence how businesses and websites display that information. These Terms describe the conditions under which Abine provides the EraseMe service, though certain sections apply only if you’ve purchased, accessed, or used specific features or products. If you’d like to learn more about what EraseMe does, please check out our FAQ.
We know legal documents can be dull, but it’s important that you understand what you’re agreeing to. We aim to keep things as clear as possible. PLEASE READ THIS AGREEMENT CAREFULLY. BY ACCEPTING THESE TERMS OR USING THE ERASEME SERVICE OR APP, YOU ENTER INTO A BINDING CONTRACT WITH ERASEME. If you do not agree with these Terms, you may not use the EraseMe service, any related applications, or our website. Our terms may evolve over time.
We can update or discontinue any part of this Agreement whenever necessary, and any changes will take effect once they’re posted on our site. We’ll do our best to communicate these updates clearly. You can always check the “last updated” date at the top of this Agreement to see when changes were made. By continuing to use the site or our services after changes are posted, you indicate that you accept the updated Terms.
There are two categories of people who use EraseMe (together referred to as “EraseMe Users”). “Individual Users” are those who create an account to access EraseMe features they’ve purchased for themselves, or whose EraseMe membership was bought or gifted to them by another person. “Business Users” are registered users whose EraseMe subscription is provided by an Organization. An “Organization” refers to any business or entity; whether private, public, governmental, or non-profit; that has entered into a subscription agreement with EraseMe to use EraseMe’s data-removal services for its operations. Business Users may also include Organization administrators who have access to specific administrative tools or features available only to Organizations (such as the EraseMe Privacy Center).Some parts of the EraseMe service are reserved for Enterprise Users and Organizations. Unless otherwise noted here or in our Privacy Policy, these Terms apply equally to both Individual Users and Enterprise Users.
Except where these Terms or a separate subscription agreement say otherwise, the following applies to all EraseMe Users:
Be honest. You agree that any information you provide to EraseMe will be accurate, up to date, and about you; not someone else. If any details you submit are, or appear to be, false, misleading, outdated, or incomplete, your subscription may be suspended or canceled, and access to the service may be denied now or in the future.
Your information belongs to you. You retain full ownership of the personal data you submit through EraseMe, and it will never be sold. To complete your removal requests, the service must share certain details with third-party data brokers so they can process opt-outs. While only the necessary information is shared, the service cannot control how those third parties handle your data once they receive it.
Adults only, with one exception. EraseMe is intended for adults 18 and older. Parents or legal guardians may use the service on behalf of a minor under their care.
We’ll put in real effort. EraseMe helps you request the removal or suppression of your personal information from third-party websites, including data brokers and data aggregators. The service will make reasonable, good-faith efforts to submit these requests, but cannot guarantee that every third party will comply or remove all of your information.
Unintended outcomes are possible. You acknowledge that using EraseMe may lead to unexpected results, including direct or indirect damages, and you agree not to hold the service provider responsible for those outcomes. (In simpler terms: if someone searches for you on a people-finder site and your information has been removed, making it harder for them to locate you, you agree not to pursue legal claims over that lost connection.) Regardless of the situation or legal theory, the maximum amount you can recover in any claim is limited to the total fees you’ve paid for your EraseMe subscription over the entire period of use.
Don’t hold us liable for your use of the service. You agree to indemnify and hold harmless the service provider; along with its affiliates, employees, and partners; from any claims, losses, or damages arising out of your use of the EraseMe website or service.
You authorize us to act on your behalf. To complete data-removal tasks, you grant a Limited Power of Attorney that allows the service to act for you when contacting data brokers and other third-party sites, submitting opt-out requests, creating accounts required for removals, signing necessary documents, and taking any other reasonable steps to remove or suppress your personal data. This Limited Power of Attorney remains in effect until you cancel your EraseMe subscription.
EraseMe may evolve as data brokers do. The list of supported removals depends on the practices of third-party sites, which frequently change. EraseMe cannot remove all information about you from the Internet. The service, content, and site are provided “as is,” without any warranties; express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. As stated above, the total amount you’ve paid in fees is the maximum limit of liability.
If something extreme happens, we can’t be blamed. The service is not responsible for failing to meet these Terms due to circumstances outside reasonable control, such as natural disasters or other extraordinary events.
Privacy matters. EraseMe is built around protecting consumer privacy rights and is operated in accordance with our privacy policy.
Organizations may have specific responsibilities. Organizations located in Europe and subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) act as the data controller when using EraseMe, with EraseMe serving as the data processor. Organizations are responsible for complying with all applicable data protection laws; such as obtaining and documenting required consent from employees or other end users. The service provider is not responsible for unlawful processing or data sharing that results from an Organization’s failure to collect necessary consents or meet its legal obligations.
Please review our privacy policy. We encourage you to read it now and revisit it periodically, as it may be updated. We aim to keep it clear and easy to understand.
If your employer uses EraseMe, they also have obligations. Businesses and other organizations in Europe that purchase EraseMe and fall under the GDPR act as the Data Controller, while EraseMe functions as the Data Processor. These organizations must comply with all relevant data protection laws; for example, gathering documented consent where legally required. The service provider is not responsible for any unlawful processing or data sharing caused by missing consents or other non-compliance.
Respect our content. All text, graphics, logos, trademarks, and other materials on the EraseMe website (“Site Content”), as well as the software used to run the site and services (“Software”), are proprietary. Unless these Terms explicitly allow it, you may not redistribute, sell, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, translate, or otherwise attempt to convert this software into human-readable form. The marks “ONLINE PRIVACY STARTS HERE,” “ERASEME,” and others associated with the service are trademarks and may not be used with unrelated products or services, in ways that might confuse users, or in ways that disparage or misrepresent the service. Noncommercial, educational, or news-related use of Site Content is welcome if properly attributed.
Use the service responsibly; or lose access. The site and services must not be used for illegal, harmful, or otherwise inappropriate activities. We may take preventive or corrective actions if we believe a user’s behavior threatens the service, users, or infrastructure. Violating these Terms may lead to termination of access.
Your subscription will renew automatically. By signing up, you acknowledge that you’re purchasing a recurring subscription and will be charged automatically at the end of each billing cycle.
You can cancel your EraseMe subscription at any time. To cancel, contact us at support@erasemeonline.com
If we ever end up in court, it’ll be in Massachusetts. Any issues arising from or related to your use of the site or services will be governed by Massachusetts law. All claims relating to the operation or use of the EraseMe service must be brought in state or federal courts located in Massachusetts. By using the service, you consent to the jurisdiction of those courts, agree that they are a fair and convenient forum, and agree not to challenge their authority.
If you access the site or services from outside Massachusetts, you are responsible for complying with any local laws that apply to you. You also agree not to use the site or services in violation of U.S. export regulations.
EraseMe Subscription Agreement.
If your Organization covers the cost of your EraseMe membership, the payment terms for your use of the service are determined by the subscription agreement your Organization has in place. For assistance or additional details, you can contact support@erasemeonline.com.
Canceling Your Service.
You may end your EraseMe subscription at any time and for any reason. To cancel, email support@erasemeonline.com.
If you have any questions, feedback, or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy or the way EraseMe handles your personal information, feel free to reach out by email at support@erasemeonline.com. You’re also welcome to send us a message by mail at the following address:
EraseMe
Attn: Legal – Privacy
11230 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 1910,
Atlanta, GA 30309