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Group plans for your members

Frontline 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.

How association plans work

  • Distribution: talk to us about the best way to get the offer to members. That can be a member-specific discount code shared through your normal channels, or roster-based activation if the association wants to handle billing centrally.
  • Billing: members pay $5/mo (Personal) or $20/mo (Household Pro) individually. Household Pro covers up to five people in a household at one flat rate. No revenue share by default. A per-signup or per-member-month structure is available on request.
  • Flexibility: onboarding is hands-on for the first wave. Tell us how the association wants to position the benefit, and we shape the deal around it.

What we do for members

  • We keep checking data broker sites for each member's personal information and file again when a listing comes back.
  • Removals begin once a member enrolls, not after a delay or a billing event.
  • We start with each site's opt-out process. When a site ignores the request, we escalate. New Jersey's Daniel's Law lets covered officers, judges, and prosecutors — and the immediate family who live with them — demand that data brokers stop publishing their home address and unpublished phone number. A growing number of other states have passed comparable laws. Where those laws apply, we use them.
  • We handle most of the process. When a site needs an ID or a signature from a member, we tell the member clearly what to do.
  • Regular progress reports to your association contact. We agree on the frequency up front.
  • Priority response when a member is actively doxxed or facing a time-sensitive threat.

How members use it

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 pilot timeline

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.

  1. Getting started
    Pilot agreement signed with the association.
  2. Enrollment
    Member outreach scoped. Members start enrolling directly.
  3. First removals
    Initial scans and first removals filed for enrolled members.
  4. Through the pilot
    Regular progress reports to your association contact. We set the frequency with you.
  5. Day 90
    Final summary report and a decision call.

After you submit the report request

  1. You hear back from a real person at orgs@frontlineprivacy.com, not an automated reply.
  2. We send a mutual non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before any planning starts. It is a standard mutual NDA, and we can work from your association's own version instead.
  3. We confirm the pilot scope and how members will enroll, then send a one-page rollout summary and the signup link or code to share with members.

FAQ

What's the difference between the pilot and the exposure report?

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.

Does the association manage a member roster during the pilot?

No. Members enroll directly. The association gets a summary report at the end.

What happens to member data after the pilot if we walk?

We delete it and send your association contact a record of the deletion.

Can we extend or expand mid-pilot?

Yes, both. Message us.

Is there a revenue share or kickback?

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.

Can we restrict the offer to current members only?

Yes. We deactivate non-members on the next billing cycle when you send us a non-renewal notice.

What support do members get directly from you?

Members email support@frontlineprivacy.com directly and get a priority response. We don't loop the association in on individual tickets unless you ask.

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