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FrontlinePrivacy

See exposure across your roster — free and confidential.

Get a department exposure report

Protect your roster's personal information

Run a free 90-day pilot for your roster. Data broker sites publish your members' home addresses, phone numbers, and family details. We find those listings and file the removals. Start with police, fire, and EMS, and add the council members, clerks, and staff who take public heat. Unlimited members, no contract.

Pilot
Free
90 days · unlimited members
Per member after pilot
Inquire
Billed to the city, contact us
Family add-on
+$5/mo
Per family member
Roster data
NDA
Signed before you share it

How city plans work

  • Roster-based by default: you authorize a member list and we work the full roster. If you would rather members opt in on their own, tell us and we will set up distribution that fits.
  • Billing: contact us for per-member pricing to the city. Family coverage is opt-in at +$5/mo per household member at the same address.
  • Flexible on structure and cost. Tell us how your procurement and budget cycle work and we shape the agreement around it.

What we do

  • Continuous monitoring. We keep checking the sites that publish personal information and file again when a member comes back.
  • We begin filing removals once you authorize the roster.
  • We start with each site's own opt-out process, then escalate when a site ignores it. Some states give public servants added rights. New Jersey's Daniel's Law, for example, lets covered police, prosecutors, judges, and their families require data brokers to stop publishing their home address and unpublished phone number, and to sue brokers that refuse. We file under these laws where they apply and follow up when a site does not comply.
  • Progress reports to your point of contact, in a format suitable for council and command staff.

What coverage looks like for members

For each authorized member, we check data broker sites, people-search sites, and search results. When a member reappears, we file again. The family add-on covers spouses, parents, and adult children living at the same address, with the same ongoing coverage.

How we handle the data

We sign an NDA before you share any roster. Member data is encrypted, both stored and in transit (AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit). Internal access is limited to the people who need it and is logged. We delete member data after cancellation and can provide an audit log. We do not share member data with marketing partners, ad platforms, or anyone outside the opt-out requests we file.

Onboarding

After you authorize the roster, we run a baseline scan and start filing opt-outs across every member. If someone is facing an active threat, write to crisis@frontlineprivacy.com and we move that person to the front of the line.

The pilot timeline

The 90-day pilot is free. We'd rather show your roster results and let the city decide if Frontline Privacy is a fit than sell you up front. No invoice, no charge, and no auto-converting subscription.

  1. Getting started
    Pilot agreement signed.
  2. Roster
    You authorize the full member list.
  3. First removals
    Baseline scans and first removals filed across every member.
  4. Through the pilot
    Regular per-member removal reports to your point of contact.
  5. End of pilot
    Final report and a decision call.

FAQ

Who can a city or town cover?

Anyone on a roster you authorize. Most cities start with police, fire, and EMS. Some also add people who take public heat: council members, the clerk, code enforcement, and social workers. You decide who is on the list.

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

The exposure report shows what data broker sites already publish about your roster. The pilot files the removals for 90 days so you can see the work. Both are free.

How does billing work for a municipality?

Per member, billed to the city. The 90-day pilot is free. After that, standard per-member pricing applies, billed monthly or annually. We're flexible on structure. Tell us how your procurement works and we'll shape the agreement around it.

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

We delete it after the pilot ends and send an audit log of the deletion to your point of contact.

How is roster data protected once we share it?

We sign an NDA before you share anything. Roster data is encrypted, both stored and in transit (AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit). Internal access is limited and logged. If you don't move forward, we delete the data and send an audit log; if you do, we delete it after cancellation.

What happens when someone leaves city employment?

You send us the offboarding list in your reporting cycle. Coverage continues through the current billing period, and we stop filing after that. We delete that member's data once coverage ends.

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