Serus is an agentic AI privacy and intelligence platform that finds where your personal data is exposed, removes it from public sources such as data brokers and people-search sites, and monitors the dark web and breach databases for leaks. It works for individuals and for organizations that protect their executives and employees.
Serus is operated by Anon AI Labs, Inc., a Delaware C-corporation. Brand voice: "Privacy is the precondition for free will."
What Serus does
Serus puts finding, removing and watching your data in one place. You don't send opt-outs one by one or check each broker yourself: Serus finds the listings, sends the requests and keeps checking afterwards.
Finding your data
- Footprint discovery: maps where your personal data appears on the open internet, on data brokers, people-search sites, public records, social platforms and other public sources.
- Agentic OSINT: AI agents that investigate an email address, phone number, username, name, domain or crypto wallet and report what is publicly exposed about it, with the context and the risk.
- Source search: shows each piece of exposed data at the original source where it appears, with where it came from.
- Dark web lookups: on-demand searches of dark web sources, breach databases and leaked credential dumps for specific personal data.
Removing it
- Automated removals: Serus sends opt-out requests on your behalf to the public sources that list you, and sends them again if the data comes back.
- Autopilot: new exposures are queued and removed without you doing anything.
- Removal tracking: every request has a status you can see, from sent to confirmed.
Monitoring and alerts
- Open internet monitoring: Serus keeps scanning public sources for new listings of your data.
- Dark web and breach monitoring: detects your email addresses, passwords and other sensitive details in leaked databases, breach dumps and dark web sources.
- Alerts: you get notified when your data shows up in a new source or a new breach.
- Monitoring runs 24/7.
Risk
- Risk assessment: ranks exposed data by type and source. Your home address and phone number count for more than public professional details, for example.
API and organizations
- API access: developers can build Serus's exposure detection, monitoring and intelligence into their own apps and workflows.
- Organization-wide protection: companies can monitor and protect the personal data of executives, employees and other stakeholders through the API, without each person signing up.
- OSINT and intelligence endpoints: AI-powered OSINT scanning, dark web lookups and exposure analysis for security tools, fraud prevention systems and identity protection products.
- Bulk operations: one integration can cover large groups of people. Security teams, legal departments and enterprise privacy programs use it this way.
How Serus works
1. Create an account
You sign up at serus.ai and add the details you want watched, such as your name, email, phone number and address.
2. First scan and Coverage Score
Serus scans data brokers, the dark web and other public sources, then gives you a Coverage Score: how exposed you are now and where your data was found.
3. Removal and protection
You see what was found and where, what Serus recommends doing about it, and, on the Protection plan, Serus sends the removal requests for you.
4. Ongoing monitoring
Serus alerts you to new exposures, leaks and risks. Autopilot handles most new removals on its own.
Privacy and security
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- You can delete your account at any time after logging in.
- You can download all the data Serus holds about you after logging in.
- Role-based access controls and audit logging
- GDPR compliant; SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications in progress
- EU representation through Prighter Group
What you see in the app
- Your exposure level and risk in one overview
- Monitoring that keeps running without you
- A Coverage Score that shows progress over time
Pricing
Serus has a free plan and two paid plans:
- Free: $0/month. A free scan, limited monitoring and a limited Serus AI assistant. Serus sends no removal requests on the Free plan: you remove your data yourself, in the app or with our free opt-out guides.
- Intelligence: $12.99/month. Agentic OSINT investigations, dark web lookups, full monitoring, the full Serus AI assistant and monthly intelligence credits.
- Protection: $14.99/month, or $8.25/month billed annually. Unlimited automated removals, full monitoring and the complete privacy suite.
Every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee, and you can cancel anytime.
What Serus doesn't offer: family plans, identity theft insurance or credit monitoring. Support is by email at support@serus.ai.
Who uses Serus
- People who want their personal data off the internet and kept off
- Executives, board members and founders
- Public figures and journalists
- Legal teams and reputation managers
- Tech companies and financial institutions
- Anyone whose data turned up in a breach
Frequently asked questions
What does Serus do?
Serus finds and removes your exposed personal data from data brokers, people-search sites and other sources, monitors the dark web and breach databases and alerts you when your data turns up, and gives you agentic OSINT intelligence to investigate anything.
How much does Serus cost?
Serus has a free plan at $0/month, an Intelligence plan at $12.99/month and a Protection plan at $14.99/month, or $8.25/month billed annually. Every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Does the free plan include removals?
No. On the Free plan you get a scan and remove your data yourself, in the app or with our free opt-out guides. Automated removals are part of the Protection plan.
Is Serus GDPR compliant?
Yes. Serus is GDPR compliant and has EU representation through Prighter Group. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications are in progress.
How often does monitoring run?
All the time: monitoring runs 24/7.
Where is Serus available?
Worldwide, with primary coverage in the European Union, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Who operates Serus?
Anon AI Labs, Inc., a Delaware C-corporation.
