See exposure across your roster — free and confidential.
Get a department exposure reportFrontline Privacy finds your members' home addresses, phone numbers, and family details on data broker sites, then files the removals. Their work is public. Their home address doesn't have to be. Plans run $5/mo (Personal) or $20/mo (Household Pro) per member, distributed through your association. Works for chiefs of police associations, sheriffs associations, dispatcher associations, nurses associations, judicial conferences, and similar membership organizations.
Each member signs up under their own account, pays their own rate, and uses the service like any individual subscriber. Household Pro coverage extends to the spouse, kids, or parents living at a member's address, so the whole household comes off broker sites, not just the member. The association makes the introduction. We run the service. Members email support@frontlineprivacy.com directly, and we don't loop the association in on individual tickets unless you ask.
The 90-day pilot is free. We'd rather show your members results and let the association decide if Frontline Privacy is a fit. There is no invoice and no subscription that converts automatically when the pilot ends.
The exposure report tells you what data broker sites publish about your members. The pilot files removals for 90 days so members see the work. Both are free.
No. Members enroll directly. The association gets a summary report at the end.
We delete it and send your association contact a record of the deletion.
Yes, both. Message us.
Available if you want it. Default structure is no revenue share (cleaner for some associations), but a per-signup or per-member-month structure is available.
Yes. We deactivate non-members on the next billing cycle when you send us a non-renewal notice.
Members email support@frontlineprivacy.com directly and get a priority response. We don't loop the association in on individual tickets unless you ask.
IACP, state chiefs associations, and similar membership organizations for command staff.
State sheriffs associations and the National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) — privacy protection for elected sheriffs and their command staff.
NENA, APCO, and state-level associations representing 911 telecommunicators and emergency dispatch.