To opt out of Kiwi Searches, find your listing on kiwisearches.com and copy its URL, then submit the Contact form at the bottom of the site with your name, email, listing URL, and the phone number and address shown on the record, stating that you want to opt out. Removal typically completes within five business days.
What Is Kiwi Searches?
Kiwi Searches is a people-search and reverse phone lookup site that compiles records from public sources and commercial data files into a searchable directory. Type in a name or a phone number and it returns a profile page — the kind of page that shows up in Google when someone searches your name.
A Kiwi Searches listing commonly includes:
- Full name and known aliases
- Current and prior addresses
- Phone numbers, including carrier and line type
- Email addresses
- Age
- Relatives and possible associates
- Linked social media profiles
Like most sites in this category, Kiwi Searches did not collect any of this from you directly. It bought and scraped it — voter files, property records, court filings, marketing databases — and assembled it into a single page that anyone can find with your name.
Why a Single Listing Matters
An aggregated profile is more dangerous than any of its parts. Name plus address plus phone plus relatives is the exact package used to pass a bank's identity verification questions, build a convincing phishing message, or SIM-swap a phone number. The individual facts may be public; the assembly is what creates the risk.
Step 1: Find Your Kiwi Searches Listing
Go to kiwisearches.com and search your full name, or search your phone number in the reverse lookup. You can also Google "your name" kiwisearches to find the indexed page directly. Open the profile that matches your age, city, and relatives.
Copy the full URL of that profile page — this is the single most important detail in the request, and the reason opt-outs get rejected when it is missing. Screenshot the page too, so you have a record of what was published and when.
If you have lived in several places or use more than one phone number, search each variation. Separate records need to be named separately in your request.
Step 2: Open the Contact Form
Scroll to the bottom of any Kiwi Searches page and click Contact. This is the same form the site uses for support requests; there is no separate branded "opt-out wizard," which is why people miss it.
Step 3: Submit Your Removal Request
Fill in the form with:
- Your name as it appears on the listing
- An email address for the reply — use a masked alias, not your primary inbox
- The URL of your listing, pasted in full
- The phone number and address shown on that listing, so they can match the record
- An explicit statement: "I am requesting to opt out of Kiwi Searches. Please remove this listing and suppress my information from your database."
Submit, and screenshot the confirmation. If you have multiple listings, send one request per URL rather than bundling them into a paragraph.
Step 4: Follow Up by Email or Phone If Needed
Kiwi Searches also accepts opt-out requests at support@kiwisearches.com, and publishes a customer service line, (888) 225-9302, during business hours. If the Contact form produces no response, email the same details to support and reference your original submission date. Keep everything in writing where you can.
Step 5: Verify After Five Business Days
Kiwi Searches states removals are processed within about five business days. On day six, search your name and phone number again on the site, and search Google for the listing URL you submitted. If the page still loads, reply to your email thread with the confirmation screenshot and ask for a status update.
Clear the Google Cache Too
A removed listing can keep appearing in search results for days or weeks while Google's index catches up. Once the page itself is gone, you can submit the stale URL through Google's Remove Outdated Content tool to speed up de-indexing. If the page is still live, that tool will not help — remove it at the source first.
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Will Kiwi Searches Re-List You?
Probably, eventually. Like nearly every people-search site, Kiwi Searches refreshes its database from upstream public-record and commercial feeds. A successful removal suppresses the record that exists today; it does not stop tomorrow's data import from creating a new one. Triggers that commonly produce a fresh listing include:
- Moving house — new address records propagate within weeks
- Changing or porting a phone number
- A name change after marriage or divorce
- Buying property, registering to vote, or any new court filing
Plan to re-check every three to six months, and keep your original request and confirmation screenshots so a repeat submission takes two minutes rather than twenty.
One Site Down, Dozens to Go
Removing yourself from Kiwi Searches deletes one indexed page. Your name, address, and phone number almost certainly appear on dozens of other people-search and reverse-lookup sites — Spokeo, Whitepages, Nuwber, Radaris, BeenVerified, TruePeopleSearch, FastPeopleSearch, MyLife and a long tail of smaller directories. Each runs its own database, its own form, its own verification hoop, and its own re-listing cycle. Doing the full list by hand is realistically 40 to 80 hours of work that has to be repeated a few times a year.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kiwi Searches opt-out free?
Yes. Submitting the Contact form or emailing support@kiwisearches.com costs nothing and takes about ten minutes. You do not need an account or a subscription. Any third-party site charging a one-time fee to file your Kiwi Searches removal is selling you access to a free public form.
How long does Kiwi Searches take to remove a listing?
Roughly five business days from a complete request. Requests missing the listing URL take longer or get rejected outright, because the site cannot match your name to a specific record. Always paste the full profile URL.
What information do I need to submit for a Kiwi Searches opt-out?
Your name as it appears on the listing, an email address for the reply, the full URL of the profile page, and the phone number and address shown on that listing so the record can be matched. Add a clear sentence stating that you are requesting an opt-out and removal. Do not send a photo ID or Social Security number — neither is required.
Can I opt out of Kiwi Searches by phone?
Kiwi Searches publishes a customer service line, (888) 225-9302, and accepts opt-out requests through it during business hours. A written request through the Contact form or support@kiwisearches.com is still better, because it leaves you a timestamped record to reference if the listing does not come down.
Will my Kiwi Searches listing come back?
It can. The site refreshes from public-record and commercial data feeds, so a move, a new phone number, a name change, or a new court filing can generate a fresh profile that your earlier request does not cover. Re-check every three to six months, or use a service that monitors and refiles automatically.
Does opting out of Kiwi Searches remove me from other people-search sites?
No. Kiwi Searches runs its own database, and every other people-search site runs its own. Spokeo, Whitepages, Nuwber, Radaris, BeenVerified, and dozens more each need a separate opt-out — which is why most people who start manually never finish.
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