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Personal Reputation Management · Own Your Name

Reputation management for the rest of us.

When someone searches your name, they’re forming an opinion. We show you what they find, help you build an accurate, impressive presence on your own domain, and keep watch — so one search result never defines you.

  • ✓ Guides free to read, no signup
  • ✓ Licensed data, never scraped
  • ✓ Only ever searches for you
  • ✓ Nothing published without approval

Your Reputation Report

What’s inside — illustrative layout, your real results

Illustrative preview
Score8 parts, shown
  • Identity clarity
  • Owned presence
  • Profile consistency
  • Trusted sources

Every result asks one question: “Is this you?”

Your answers — never an algorithm’s guess alone — drive your score and plan.

Preview of the real report’s structure. No fabricated results, ratings, or testimonials.

Professional, because the guardrails are the product

Customer-approved facts only

Nothing is written about you that you haven’t approved, fact by fact.

Nothing published without approval

Your site stays a private draft until you explicitly say publish — in a later step.

Licensed search data

We use the Brave Search API, a licensed index. We never scrape Google’s results pages.

No removal promises

No fake reviews, bought links, or bogus takedowns. Legitimate channels only — ever.

What happens when someone searches your name?

Employers, clients, landlords, and dates all do it. Most people find one of three things: almost nothing, someone else with the same name, or one result that tells the wrong story. If there are only two results about you and one is unfair, that’s half your reputation. Read what personal reputation management is.

How it works

  1. See it.

    Get your Reputation Report (step 1 once you’re set up): what shows up, what’s actually about you, and what’s missing — confirmed by you, result by result.

  2. Build it.

    Approve the facts about you. We draft your personal website on your own domain (like yourname.com) and help strengthen the profiles you already have.

  3. Keep it.

    Every week, a plain-English update: what’s new, what improved, and the one thing worth doing next. Monitoring is never metered.

See the full step-by-step: how personal reputation management works

What’s in your report

Licensed results, sorted by you

Web, news, image, and video results for your name variants — each one waiting on your Yes / Not me / Not sure.

A score that shows its work

A 0–100 Reputation Score from eight visible components, marked provisional until your data can be measured.

Suggested facts, with sources

Facts drawn from your confirmed results, each with its source, approved or held back by you.

A prioritized plan

Your gaps turned into ordered next steps you can mark done or dismissed — own site first for most people.

A domain that’s yours

Name-domain candidates checked for availability; nothing is ever bought without your explicit confirmation.

A draft site, private until you say so

Rendered only from facts you approved, bannered DRAFT, with every held-back fact listed and explained.

See an example report (fictional data, clearly labelled)

Built for ordinary people, not celebrities

Job seekers & professionals

Look as qualified online as you are in person, before a screener’s one-minute search decides your interview.

Freelancers & owner-operators

When clients Google your name, not just your business, your personal results are your storefront.

Privacy-seekers & the prepared

You never chose to be searchable. Know what’s out there, reduce what’s exposed, and stay ready.

The fairness point, plainly

“It is not fair that only the wealthy can afford to respond when something unfair or mistaken appears under their name.”

Most people never chose to be searchable. You’re trying to run a small business, get hired, or simply stay private — and you still have the right to defend yourself. This is the same honest toolkit executives get, built and priced for the rest of us: see clearly, build accurately, keep watch. No fear tactics, and no guarantees nobody can keep.

Honest pricing, published on the lander — not hidden behind a call

Every plan includes one domain and your website; monitoring is never metered. Each plan is priced from its all-in cost divided by 0.5, so the price covers the work with at least a 50% margin at scale.

Protect

$24/month

$39 setup · or $279/year

Empty or thin results, and you want to be prepared before there is a problem.

  • Full name audit and Reputation Report (first step of delivery)
  • Personal site on your own domain (one domain included)
  • Reputation Score with weekly monitoring
  • “Your week in reputation” email update

Get started with Protect

Most complete for career moves

Build

$69/month

$69 setup · or $799/year

A career move, name confusion, or a business that depends on being found accurately.

  • Everything in Protect
  • Name-confusion cleanup: confirm what's you, separate namesakes
  • Profile strengthening for the profiles you already have
  • 2 credits a month for extra work (credits from $6)

Get started with Build

Recover

$159/month

$129 setup · or $1819/year

A result you're concerned about, handled carefully and reviewed by a real person.

  • Everything in Build
  • Concern intake and a human-reviewed recovery plan
  • Legitimate options only: corrections, platform processes, Google's removal tools
  • 4 credits a month for extra work (credits from $6)

Get started with Recover

Credits from $6 each (5 for $29, or 20 for $109) for one-off work like an extra page or refresh. Monitoring is never metered.

We’re building toward launch and billing isn’t live yet — nobody is charged from this page. Get started when you’re ready, and compare full detail on plans & pricing.

Honest by design — including what we don't do

What we do

  • Show you what people find, result by result, and ask you to confirm what's actually you.
  • Build your personal site from facts you approved — nothing is published without your approval.
  • Use licensed search data and official tools only. No scraping.
  • Keep watch weekly, in plain English, with one clear next step.

What we never do

  • No fake reviews, fake profiles, fake news, or bought links.
  • No bogus takedown notices, and no promises to remove results or guarantee rankings.
  • No searching for anyone but you, and we never sell your data.

Questions people actually ask about their name

Our Knowledge Center answers the real questions — free, direct-first, no signup. Start with Improving Your Google Search Results for Your Name, or the complete guide: what is personal reputation management?

Common questions

What is personal reputation management?

Personal reputation management is the practice of understanding and improving what appears when someone searches your name online. For individuals it means seeing your own search results clearly, building an accurate presence on a website and domain you own, and monitoring for changes over time. It is the individual counterpart to corporate reputation management, which focuses on companies and brands.

Who is personal reputation management for?

It is for ordinary people — the average person who never asked to be public. Professionals preparing for a job search, consultants, realtors, contractors, clinicians, and owner-operators whose clients look them up before calling; people who would rather stay private and still have the right to defend themselves when something unfair appears. Most customers have the opposite problem from celebrities — not too much coverage, but almost none, so a single result (or a namesake's result) defines them, and it can quietly cost them work.

Isn't reputation management only for celebrities and big companies?

It used to be priced that way, and that isn't fair. When someone attacks your reputation online, it can hurt your livelihood — a lost client, a passed-over application — whether you are famous or not. You were not a celebrity by choice; you are just trying to earn a living and stay reasonably private. Personal reputation management gives the average person access to the same honest tools — seeing what people find, building an accurate presence you own, and monitoring it — without PR-firm retainers and without sleazy tactics.

What shows up when someone Googles your name?

Typically a mix of social profiles, employer or directory listings, news mentions, people-search sites, and pages about other people who share your name. We run a licensed search for your name variants, your city, and your profession, then asks you to confirm which results are actually you before anything is scored or used.

Read all frequently asked questions

Your name is worth protecting. See what yours could look like.

See what people find, confirm what’s you, and decide from facts — nothing published, nothing promised that can’t be kept.

View plans & get started

Personal Reputation Management for Individuals | Own Your Name