Comparison
Privara vs Incogni.
Incogni does one thing well — sweep ~270 data brokers and submit opt-outs in bulk. That's the right tool for someone with no professional surface to protect. But if you're a Realtor whose DRE listing is a legal requirement, or a lawyer whose state-bar registry has to be public, blanket deletion creates new problems. Privara classifies every finding into one of four buckets — preserve, remove, decide, deindex — before acting. Your professional surface stays. Your personal trail goes.
The core difference
Incogni has one bucket. Privara has four.
Generic privacy services treat your data as one big pile to delete. That works if you're a private citizen. It breaks if your job requires you to be findable — a Realtor, lawyer, or insurance agent whose license listing is a legal requirement.
Professional · Preserve
DRE, Realtor.com, brokerage page. We verify and protect, never touch.
Personal leak · Remove
Spokeo, Whitepages, etc. CCPA opt-out, verified.
Mixed · Decide
Personal cell on a professional listing. You choose: keep or replace.
Untouchable · Deindex
Public records, breaches. Can't delete the source; deindex aggregators.
Feature by feature
How the two stack up.
Sources: Incogni's public pricing page + feature pages as of the date this page was published. Privara ships on a faster cadence so check our pricing page for the latest.
Bottom line
The privacy service that knows what to keep.
Privacy services that treat every user the same will eventually break something that matters. Privara was built specifically for the in-between case: people whose professional identity has to be public, and whose personal identity shouldn't be. We classify before we act, so we never delete the listing that brings in clients while we're removing the one that endangers your family.