Single Site
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Your photo is on one known site
- Statutory demand + deadline tracking
- De-index request when it comes down
- Proof-of-removal report
Miami · Florida · Hablamos español
Get your mugshot off the internet.
That photo is costing you jobs, apartments, and peace of mind. Florida law says mugshot sites must take it down — free — within 10 days of a written demand. Most ignore you until someone makes them comply. That's what we do.
Free check · No obligation · Confidential
10 daysSites must remove your photo within 10 days of a written requestFLA. STAT. § 901.43
$0They are banned from charging you a removal fee — everFLA. STAT. § 901.43
$1,000/dayThe penalty they face for every day they don't complyFLA. STAT. § 901.43
The problem
One arrest follows you everywhere.
One arrest. Dozens of copies.
Mugshot sites scrape booking records automatically. The same photo gets republished across network after network — each copy ranking in Google under your name. Even if the case was dropped. Even if you were never charged.
Everyone who Googles you.
Hiring managers. Landlords. Clients. Dates. Your kids, eventually. They don't read the outcome of the case — they see the photo, and they move on to the next applicant.
The law is on your side.
These sites bank on you not knowing your rights — or giving up after the first ignored email. We don't give up. We enforce.
Your leverage
Florida Statute § 901.43 is the hammer.
Since 2021, any commercial site publishing Florida booking photos must remove yours on written request — no fee allowed — or face penalties that stack daily.
10 days10 calendar days to comply once the written demand lands
$1,000/dayUp to $1,000 per day in penalties for sites that stall
"The person or entity shall remove the booking photograph within 10 calendar days after receipt of the request… and may not solicit or accept a fee to remove the photograph."
- Applies whether your case was dropped, dismissed, or is still pending
- Other states have similar laws — we use whichever applies to each site
The service
We run the whole takedown. You go live your life.
Deep sweep
We hunt down every site holding your photo — the big networks and the copycat sites you'd never find on page one.
Statutory demands
Each site gets a written removal demand citing the exact law that binds it, with the deadline on the record.
Enforcement
We track every deadline and escalate on the sites that stall — they respond differently when someone is counting the days.
Clean Google
As pages come down, we push de-indexing so dead links stop showing under your name — and verify the results with you.
Pricing
Flat price. No subscription traps.
Every case starts with a free exposure check — we tell you exactly how many sites have your photo before you pay a dollar.
Most chosen
Full Sweep
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Every site, found and cleared
- Deep sweep across all mugshot networks
- Demands + enforcement on every site found
- Google de-indexing on all removals
- Before/after search report
Sweep + Watch
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Full Sweep plus 12 months of monitoring
- Everything in Full Sweep
- Monthly re-checks for reposts
- New copies handled at no extra charge
The honest guarantee
We price per covered site: if a covered site doesn't take your photo down, you don't pay for that site. We won't promise the impossible — news articles and government records are outside any removal service's reach, and anyone who guarantees those is lying to you.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Is this a scam? Some removal sites are run by the mugshot sites themselves.
That scheme is real — some networks published photos and then sold "removal," which is exactly why Florida banned charging removal fees. We are the opposite: a Miami service business that enforces that law against them. We never publish photos, we work for you, and you can verify every removal yourself by searching your name.
Could I do this myself?
Yes — the statute gives the right to you, and there's no fee to exercise it. What we sell is execution: finding every copy, sending demands that hold up, tracking each deadline, chasing the sites that ignore the first letter, and cleaning up Google afterward. One site and a free afternoon? Do it yourself. Twenty sites? That's what we're for.
My case was dismissed. Does that matter?
You're covered either way. Florida's law applies regardless of the outcome of your case — dropped, dismissed, pending, or convicted, the photo has to come down on request.
How long does it take?
The law gives each site 10 calendar days from receiving the written demand. Compliant sites act within that window. Stubborn ones take longer — that's the enforcement part of our job. Google's index typically catches up shortly after pages come down.
Can you remove news articles about my arrest?
No — and no honest service can. News organizations aren't covered by mugshot-removal laws. We focus on what the law does cover: commercial mugshot sites, plus search de-indexing where Google's own policies allow it.
Does this erase my record?
No. This removes photos from commercial websites — it does not seal or expunge a court record. If you want that, you need an attorney; sealing your record actually strengthens removal claims, and we're happy to work alongside one.
Is it confidential?
Completely. We contact the sites, not your employer, family, or anyone else. Your information is used only to identify and remove your photos, and we delete case files after the work is done.
What if the photo shows up again later?
Reposts happen — sites re-scrape old records. The Sweep + Watch plan re-checks monthly for a year and handles any new copy at no extra charge. Otherwise you can come back any time and we'll quote just the new sites.
Free exposure check
Find out exactly what's out there. Free.
Two minutes. We search every mugshot network for your photo and send you the full list — how many sites, which ones, and a flat quote to clear them. No obligation, no pressure, completely confidential.
Reviews
What clients say on Google.
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