OneRep Review 2026: Price, Test Results and Complaints

Updated 2026-10-18 · Prices and policies checked 2026-10-18 · No hands-on testing

OneRep is priced competitively and rates well on Trustpilot. But in March 2024 KrebsOnSecurity reported that its founder had launched dozens of people-search services and kept a stake in one, Nuwber. Mozilla then said it would wind down its OneRep partnership, which finally ended in December 2025. No independent test has measured OneRep’s own results. We rank it last on trust.

This review compiles published research, OneRep’s own pages and user reports. We haven’t used OneRep ourselves. Facts we couldn’t verify are marked “not stated”.

At a glance

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Pricing (checked 2026-10-18)

• Individual: $8.33/mo billed annually (≈$99.96/yr), 317 people-search sites
• Family (up to 6): $15.00/mo billed annually
• Individual Pro: $15.95/mo, 876 brokers plus unlimited custom requests
• Family Pro: $29.95/mo

How it works: Automated removals with human oversight for complex cases.

What independent tests found

Consumer Reports (2024): Not part of the Consumer Reports study.

PoPETs (2025): Listed in the study as the engine behind Mozilla Monitor, with a 0.84 overlap in broker lists. Mozilla discontinued Monitor Plus, its paid OneRep-powered removal product, on December 17, 2025.

What users complain about

Trustpilot: 4.7/5 from 563 reviews. We read the recent one- and two-star reviews and summarize the recurring themes below. These are paraphrased, not quoted. Each one is a single customer’s account that we haven’t verified.

• Users say they got “scan results” emails without signing up, and one alleges an unauthorized charge. Read the review
• A user said OneRep removed 9 of 200 listings for over $300. Read the review
• A user said removals were very slow while their spam increased. Read the review

On Reddit

• We found no substantial Reddit discussion worth citing.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Free 5-day trial
• Mid-range price
• Pro plans add custom removals

Cons

• KrebsOnSecurity reported in 2024 that its CEO launched dozens of people-search services, including Nuwber, where he acknowledged keeping an ownership stake
• Mozilla wound down its OneRep partnership after the report (fully ended December 2025)
• No independent removal test of OneRep itself

Who it’s for

Only people comfortable with the ownership history documented by KrebsOnSecurity.

Alternatives

• EasyOptOuts (#1, from $19.99/yr)
• Optery (#2, from Free; paid from $39/yr)
• Incogni (#3, from $95.88/yr)
• Do it yourself for free

FAQ

How much does OneRep cost?

≈$99.96/yr for one person at the lowest listed price (checked 2026-10-18). Plans: Individual: $8.33/mo billed annually (≈$99.96/yr), 317 people-search sites; Family (up to 6): $15.00/mo billed annually; Individual Pro: $15.95/mo, 876 brokers plus unlimited custom requests; Family Pro: $29.95/mo.

Has OneRep been independently tested?

Consumer Reports: Not part of the Consumer Reports study. PoPETs: Listed in the study as the engine behind Mozilla Monitor, with a 0.84 overlap in broker lists. Mozilla discontinued Monitor Plus, its paid OneRep-powered removal product, on December 17, 2025.

Does OneRep offer refunds?

A money-back guarantee is advertised; terms not stated on the pricing page. Free trial or tier: Free 5-day trial.

Sources

1. OneRep pricing page (checked 2026-10-18)
2. OneRep official site
3. He, Snyder, Haddadi, Bustamante & Tyson, “Measuring the Accuracy and Effectiveness of PII Removal Services”, Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies 2025(4)
4. KrebsOnSecurity, “CEO of Data Privacy Company Onerep.com Founded Dozens of People-Search Firms” (March 2024)
5. The Verge, “Mozilla just ditched its privacy partner because its CEO is tied to data brokers” (March 22, 2024)
6. KrebsOnSecurity, “Mozilla Says It’s Finally Done With Two-Faced Onerep” (November 2025)
7. OneRep on Trustpilot (score and review count checked 2026-10-18)