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Comparisons · prices read 2026-08-27

Incogni vs Cartograph

Incogni costs $96 a year on the annual plan and covers 420 data brokers. Cartograph costs $99.99 a year, files California's free deletion request for you, and is the only one of the two that scans what the AI models say about you and proves whether the answer changed. Incogni is the cheaper of the two. More brokers than we file with directly, and it is owned by Surfshark and Nord Security, so it is not going away.

IncogniCartograph
Price a year$96 a year on the annual plan$99.99
Coverage420 data brokers398 free via the state, plus 99 we file
Operating since2022new, 2026
What the AI models say about younoyes
Proof the answer changeda status listthe same questions, before and after
Publishes a correction pagenoyes, a page the models can read
Names what it cannot donoyes, 4 named
Human review of hard casesnonot yet

Where they are ahead

  • Incogni. More brokers than we file with directly, and it is owned by Surfshark and Nord Security, so it is not going away.

Where we are different

Incogni sends requests and reports a status. We ask the same questions before and after, so you can see whether the answer about you actually changed.

Common questions

Is Cartograph cheaper than Incogni?
$96 a year on the annual plan against $99.99 a year. Incogni is cheaper. Both were read from the published pricing pages on 2026-08-27.
Does Incogni remove your data from AI models?
No. Incogni works a list of data brokers and people-search sites. Asking a model what it says about you, and checking afterwards whether the answer changed, is the part Cartograph adds.
Can I do this myself instead of paying either of them?
Yes. If you live in California, the state's own deletion platform covers 398 of the 503 sources we track, free. Our guides explain how to file it without paying anyone.

Sources

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