Is paying for Spokeo worth it?

How do I cancel my subscription to Spokeo?

If you are experiencing problems with your subscription or have received a notice that we need to terminate your subscription, please follow the instructions below.

We value your relationship with Spokeo and work to ensure it continues. If you would like to learn more about how we use and share information about you, please see our Terms of Service.

What to do if you've lost or forgotten your login credentials. You can reset your password for the Spokeo services listed below by contacting customer service. Please refer to the specific contact information below. The login information and password for any other Spokeo services or applications are kept strictly confidential by Spokeo.

If you cannot access your user account, Spokeo offers the following assistance. (You must first reset your password at least once using the instructions in "What to do if you've lost or forgotten your login credentials" above.)

Mobile: On your mobile device (iPhone, Android, Blackberry) with Internet access, go to Spokeo's Help Center (click here to go there). Click Reset Password. Enter your email address, and then click Next. For your mobile device to receive verification that the email has been sent to you, we need to know that you were able to send an email to the email address that you entered. Enter the email address you used to sign up for Spokeo, and then click Send Verification. Log back into your account. If you still can't log in, then we're sorry, but the email was sent to your Spokeo address, but never came to your mobile device. Online: On your computer with Internet access, go to Spokeo's Help Center. For your computer to receive verification that the email has been sent to you, we need to know that you were able to send an email to the email address that you entered. If you still can't log in, then we're sorry, but the email was sent to your Spokeo address, but never came to your computer.

How can I use Spokeo for free?

Spokeo is committed to offering services, content and analytics for free, as part of our promise to the more than 45 million users who trust us.

To be clear, the Spokeo apps are still available to users, but in some markets we're making a conscious decision to offer our services for free. With these changes, users in the U. Will still have access to basic demographics, income, education, work, health and housing info, with the ability to see if you match someone on a dating site. Users in select EU countries will have access to additional search fields. Users in certain other markets will only have access to basic demographics and basic income.

Spokeo is also exploring a paid tier of services (for now, a beta version) focused on providing data and insights to corporate clients. This could offer insights into an individual's job history or whether they've been sued by a credit card company. With some privacy safeguards in place, the company aims to build the tool in a way that both respects the data of individual users and still allows corporations to gain valuable insights from it.

The company's vision is to make sure its products are completely opt-in and people can change their data at any time by going to privacy.com in each of the participating regions. If users opt into the paid plan, they will no longer have access to location, employment, education, credit score, criminal history, gender, age, ethnicity, social graph and other data fields. The paid plans are intended for companies like car dealerships, banks, insurance companies and other industries that need to provide an experience tailored for customers that might use the information. It's a way for the company to make money while building out new features and tools that let it serve a larger population of users.

The biggest change comes to the Spokeo app, which has been discontinued in the U., Germany, Spain, Japan and several other markets. The company is rolling out the transition over the next few months to give affected users a full transition. We encourage users in the affected markets to sign up to be notified when Spokeo launches there, so they can choose to switch over to the new service or leave the app entirely. The same transition will be coming to the app in other markets in the near future.

Is paying for Spokeo worth it?

If you haven't heard of Spokeo, I suggest you look into it.

Here's what they say about themselves: Spokeo helps you find the right home for you and your family. We search millions of homes for sale in your area, and give you access to real estate information and property details from local MLSs (Multiple Listing Services). Spokeo is the only free app that gives you access to this information.

Spokeo was founded in 2024 and it has a great looking website, but I don't think it's very useful for finding homes for sale. If you do decide to check it out, make sure you check out the "Help" link in the upper left hand corner of the website.

If you haven't seen it, Spokeo is a free app, but you have to pay to use it.99 per month fee is a great deal when you consider what you get for the price.

They call it "the first free mobile app that gives you access to the largest database of U. Property records and neighborhood data". That sounds pretty good. But the reality is that it's not a very good app.

The app is really only useful if you have some time on your hands. It will show you a list of homes for sale that are near you. You can filter those results by price, distance, bedrooms, baths, lot size, or even the schools that the houses are in.

There is no way to search the app for homes that are exactly what you want. There is no search box, and there is no way to search by "Nearby" or "Miles away" like you can with the Google Maps app.

The app is pretty bare bones. It doesn't even have a map showing you where all the homes are located. If you're looking for a house that's in a specific neighborhood, you'll need to open the map on your phone and look for the street that the house you want is on.

If you're looking for a specific home that meets certain criteria, you're out of luck. There is no way to search by "Price Range", "Bedrooms", "Bathrooms", "Minutes from work", or anything else.