How to remove yourself from ZoomInfo
Open ZoomInfo’s opt-out page →Opens on their site. Come back here for the steps.
- Holder
- ZoomInfo Technologies LLC, 330 W Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98660, USA
- How you come off
- Find your listing firstyou submit it
- They may ask for
- Photo ID. They often cannot lawfully insist — check, and redact it safely.
- Legal deadline
- Not set by statute here
- Re-lists
- Yes — rebuilt from public and licensed business sources. We re-check every 120 days.
- Time it takes
- About ten minutes
- Difficulty
- Medium
How to get removed
- Open the ZoomInfo Trust Center and choose to claim your professional profile or submit a privacy request.
- Search for yourself by name and employer to find the profile they hold.
- Claiming requires proving you are that person; once verified you can request removal from the database.
- Claiming is the reliable route — a request with no matched profile often cannot be actioned.
- If you cannot find yourself, email privacy@zoominfo.com, or route it through their Art. 27 representative VeraSafe, which is a European addressee.
The biggest B2B data broker by revenue, holding work contact details, seniority and direct dials for well over 100 million professionals, with a very large UK population among them.
Why you come back
Most people-search sites keep buying fresh public records, and ZoomInfo is one of them — rebuilt from public and licensed business sources. A removed listing can reappear months later under a new URL. The reliable fix is cutting off the source where you can — in the UK that is the open electoral register — and re-checking on a schedule.
Opt-out processes change. If a step no longer matches what you see, tell us and we’ll update it.