FAQs
What type of plans does Onerep offer?
Generally, Onerep customers can choose between two types of plan: Individual and Family. Individual plans only support one user, whilst Family plans support up to six. Customers on both kinds of plan can expect monthly scans of 316 public data broker sites for each user.
If your personal information is found on any site, the service will perform a fully automated removal this data, and you'll gain access to new data brokers as they are added to Onerep's database. Onerep places no limit on the number of phone number, address and name variations you can provide to be searched for, letting you cover mobile number and address changes with ease. You'll also receive monthly reports, notifications of data breaches, and standard email support.
If you'd like to add a human touch and an extra set of data brokers to your plan, there are also Pro versions of both the Individual and Family plans. Going pro gives you opt outs for 559 non-public data brokers (alongside the 316 public ones), plus a dedicated privacy expert to tackle tricky cases and oversee the automated process, and unlimited custom removal requests. Pro versions tend to be around 45% more expensive than standard versions.
Is Onerep free?
If you're looking for a service to identify instances of your data being stored with data brokers and perform data removals where necessary, you will need to sign up for one of Onerep's paid plans. However, if you're willing to do the legwork yourself, Onerep offers a privacy tool - YourControl - completely free to download through its site.
YourControl is an open-source browser extension designed to help make opt-outs with non-public data brokers easier, and includes split-screen views that allow you to view expert instructions (compiled by the brand's team) as you navigate data broker forms, letting you be sure you're filling them out correctly.
How much does Onerep cost?
That depends on the kind of plan you choose and how long you sign up for. Generally, you'll pay more for more advanced plans, or plans that cover more users, but covering more users in one plan works out more cost effective even if it costs you more upfront.
For example, an individual plan costs $14.95 monthly, but drops to $8.33 per month if you sign up for a year, saving you 45% in the long run. Meanwhile, the Family plan covers six users, and comes in at $27.95 per month, or $15 per month if you sign up for a year.
There are also Pro versions of both of these plans, which offer over 500 additional, non-public data brokers to the list the service checks for your data, plus a human privacy expert to handle tricky cases and check automated results. For individuals, these cost $29.95 a month (or $15.95 a month on annual plans), whilst the Family Pro plan will cost $55.95 a month (or $29.95 if you sign up for a year).
Is there a Onerep free trial?
Yes, Onerep offers 5-day free trials on many of its plans, letting you test the service and all of its features for just under a week before you're charged and your chosen plan officially begins. If you aren't a fan of the service, you can just cancel before this period ends to avoid charges. If you are, you don't have to do anything - your plan will automatically begin once the trial period ends.
Does Onerep offer refunds?
Should you decide your Onerep plan is not for you, you can cancel your subscription, and depending on the type on plan you're on and when you're cancelling, you'll usually be entitled to at least a partial refund. For monthly plan, you can cancel and be refunded the cost of your current month. For annual plans, the total is calculated based on how many months you've already used and how many are left on your plan. Each month of an annual plan already used will mean $14.95 deducted from your total (even if you got your plan at a discount).
Onerep Saving tips
Choose an annual plan
Onerep offers up to 47% off plans when you choose to sign up annually instead of monthly. Although this will cost you more upfront, if you know you like the service, this is a great way to save in the long run. The savings are greater the more advanced plan you choose (i.e. you save 45% on Individual plans, but 47% on Family).
Consider a Family plan
Looking to take out plans to cover multiple users? A Family plan is far and away the more cost-effective choice to do this, letting you cover 6 users with one membership. If you choose to pay monthly, an individual plan (for one user) costs $14.95 per month, but a family plan is $27.95.
This works out slightly cheaper than two individual plans would be, meaning a discount for your second user, and every additional user practically free. The same is true of an annual plan ($8.33 per month for an individual plan, but just $15 for a family plan).
Join the affiliate program
If you like Onerep and want to earn a little extra for promoting the service to other users, you can join the affiliate program through the brand's site for free. When you sign up, you'll be given tracking links you can add to your website or social media channels. Whenever someone joins the service through your link, you can earn 40% commission, as well as 25% on plan renewals after they initially join), with commission rates rising the more people you refer.
Complete the survey
Occasionally whilst browsing the Onerep website, you'll be prompted to fill out a survey in exchange for a 50% discount on an annual Individual plan. If you're willing to answer a few questions about your cybersecurity preferences and opinions, this is an easy way to save when you first sign up.
How to use Onerep promo codes
- Choose one of the latest Onerep promo codes you'd like to use from the list on this page.
- Click "Get Code" to open a new tab, then copy your code to your clipboard once it's been revealed.
- Head back to your old tab, which will now have loaded the Onerep website, and browse plans.
- When you're ready to sign up and pay, head to the checkout and look for the "Promo code" box.
- Paste your code into this field (usually found under the order summary) and click "Apply".
- Your discount should now be applied, and you can proceed through the checkout as normal.
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