Incogni vs Aura: How their data removal compares
Incogni is a dedicated removal service with verified effectiveness. Aura folds removal into a wider security suite. See where each one fits...
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Incogni is a dedicated removal service with verified effectiveness. Aura folds removal into a wider security suite. See where each one fits...
30-day money-back guarantee
Removal is Incogni's core product, with identity theft protection as a bundled add-on. For Aura, removal is one feature of many.

Removal gets the full focus—420+ brokers with unlimited custom removals available, and verified 76.6% effectiveness.
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A US suite bundling credit and identity monitoring, identity-theft insurance, device security, and family safety controls.
If removal depth is the priority, Incogni goes further. If you want it folded into a suite, Aura gives it all as one product.
Choose between a dedicated data removal service and a comprehensive security suite that includes credit monitoring.¹
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Standard costs $7.99/mo; Unlimited costs $14.99/mo. Both cover 420+ brokers. Unlimited includes custom removals.
Individual ($12/mo) covers 200+ brokers, but lacks custom removal requests.
Aura is a solid option for managing multiple areas of online security, as long as you don’t need top-tier data removal.
Aura Family covers data brokers, device security, identity protection, and child-safety controls—but without custom removals.¹

Incogni Family ($15.99/mo) includes automated removals from 420+ brokers. Unlimited ($22.99/mo) adds unlimited custom removals.
Aura Couple is $22/mo; Family ($32/mo) covers 5 adults and unlimited kids—both cover data removals from 200+ brokers.
Choose Incogni for focused, customizable family data removal; choose Aura for removal plus identity, device, and child protection.
Aura rescans sites daily, but its removal effectiveness—unlike Incogni's—hasn't been verified.


Aura's list omits big-name brokers, instead listing firms like Accenture and PwC that hold data only after direct contact.

Aura omits major brokers covered by Incogni, including Spokeo, Radaris, and BeenVerified.

Aura's removal is US-only, Incogni supports removals in 34 coutries.
Aura claims 425+ covered broker sites, but its published list features only 200+.
Incogni comes in two bundles depending on your needs. Aura doesn't pair with anything—it already is the suite.

Combines Unlimited removal with Coveron: $1M insurance plus dark web and TransUnion monitoring. US only.

Pairs Incogni with a VPN, alternative ID, ad blocker, antivirus software, breach alerts, and up to $1M identity theft coverage.
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There are no separate extra bundles to pair Aura with—Aura is the bundle in itself.
Prices are calculated assuming annual billing. The cost per automated broker removal is calculated based on the actual, not the claimed, number of covered brokers.


Users value custom removal requests, see Incogni as another privacy layer and a more affordable option when compared with Aura.
Unlimited lets users request removals from sites outside Incogni’s default list—a feature many users value.²
Privacy-focused users see Incogni as a useful addition to a VPN, ad blocker, and other tools.³
In “Aura alternatives” threads, users recommend Incogni for broker removal, citing lower cost and broader coverage than Aura.⁴
Users value Aura's removal as a handy extra in its identity suite, and some report less personal data showing in searches.
For users seeking dark-web monitoring, identity alerts, and device protection, data removal is a convenient included benefit.⁵
A user of both Aura and Incogni reported a meaningful drop in searchable personal info across major search engines.⁶
A Canadian user on a free trial said Aura’s data-removal tasks paused until they entered a US state.⁷
The only data removal service whose process has been independently verified by a Big Four firm.

Deloitte verified Incogni's broker coverage, recurring removals, and deletion confirmations, and that it doesn't sell user data.⁸
SOC 2 Type 2 examination of security controls, plus AES-256-GCM military-grade encryption at rest and in transit.
With 2,900+ reviews, Incogni has significantly more consumer validation than any standalone data removal competitor.
Aura is BBB accredited and uses AES-256, but a March 2026 breach exposing 900K records raises questions about its security.

Aura is BBB Accredited with an A+ rating. The iOS app has 4.7 stars from ~102K ratings—strong consumer confidence signals.
Aura has no publicly available third-party assurance report specific to its data removal feature—unlike Incogni or DeleteMe.
An attack exposed names, addresses, phone numbers, and emails. SSNs and passwords were reportedly safe, but trust suffered.⁹
Start with what you actually need—dedicated, verified data removal, or an all-in-one security suite with removal included.
You want removal as the main event—broad coverage, unlimited custom removals, and a process independently verified by Deloitte.
You want one US-based suite for credit and identity monitoring, insurance, and device security, with data removal as a bonus.
Aura's removal is US-only, has no custom removals, and isn't independently tested. If removal depth matters most, choose Incogni.
Protecting your personal information is simple and intuitive with Incogni.
Step 1
Create an account and provide basic information.
Step 2
Grant us the right to legally send requests on your behalf with just a few clicks.
Step 3
We automatically identify and submit removal requests to data brokers.
Step 4
Monitor the data removal progress in real time and submit extra links via Custom Removals.
If we don't meet your expectations, contact our 24/7 Customer Support Team within 30 days of signing up, and we'll refund the full amount paid.
1 Prices are calculated based on annual subscriptions.
2 https://www.reddit.com/r/Incogni_Official/comments/1pizzdm/incogni_review_from_a_long_term_user/
3 https://www.reddit.com/r/CyberSecurityAdvice/comments/1ldl4ft/interested_in_incogni_data_removal/
4 https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/comments/1uroqc3/aura_alternatives_how_well_does_incogni_or/