Comparison

Priwall by mePrism vs Allstate Identity Protection

Priwall by mePrism and Allstate Identity Protection solve different problems. Priwall by mePrism removes personal data from hundreds of broker and people-search sites and independently reports removal-rate figures. Allstate Identity Protection focuses on identity monitoring, alerts, and restoration services.

Data removal

Priwall by mePrism

Purpose-built data broker and people-search removal.

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Identity protection

Allstate Identity Protection

Identity monitoring, alerts and restoration.

Removal results

The numbers that matter

Priwall's enterprise removal rates are published using defined time periods and a separate 90-day comparison against the Consumer Reports people-search broker set.

Measure
Priwall by mePrism
Allstate
30-day broad enterprise cohort
>92%removal rate
Not published
90-day broad enterprise cohort
>99%removal rate
Not published
90-day Consumer Reports broker set
100% on 11 of 12 sites
99.24% on PeopleFinders
Not published in the Consumer Reports 2024 study
Side by side

Different tools for different jobs

Priwall focuses on reducing the amount of personal information exposed online. Allstate Identity Protection focuses on monitoring identity risk.

Priwall by mePrism

Purpose-built data removal
Broker coverage
7hundreds of sites
Automated removals
Yes
Removal reporting
Real-time
Enterprise coverage
Yes
Independent efficacy engagement
AICPA AT-C 215
SOC 2 Type II
Yes

Allstate Identity Protection

Identity monitoring and restoration
Broker coverage
Not published
Automated removals
Not published
Removal reporting
Not published
Enterprise coverage
Business offerings
Independent efficacy engagement
Not published
SOC 2 Type II
See published security information
Independent evidence

How the evidence differs

Independent evidence can answer different questions. The relevant distinction here is whether a service's removal outcome has been independently calculated on a defined broker cohort.

Peer-reviewed category research

A 2025 peer-reviewed study in the Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies measured ten commercial data-removal services covering 1,759 brokers and found significant accuracy and coverage issues.

Priwall's practitioner engagement

Priwall by mePrism's AICPA AT-C 215 practitioner engagement with Sensiba LLP provides a CPA-firm-calculated removal-rate outcome on a defined broker cohort.

Allstate Identity Protection

Allstate Identity Protection is an identity-monitoring and restoration product owned by The Allstate Corporation. Its data-removal component has not been independently calculated on a defined broker cohort.

Coverage is only one part of the comparison

Priwall by mePrism continuously covers hundreds of data brokers and people-search sites and pairs that coverage with a CPA-firm-calculated removal-rate outcome. Allstate Identity Protection does not publish a canonical data-broker coverage number for its identity-monitoring product.

Ownership & jurisdiction

Where the companies sit

Corporate structure and data-handling information can be relevant to enterprise procurement and privacy requirements.

Information
Priwall by mePrism
Allstate Identity Protection
Company headquarters
Carlsbad, California, United States
Northbrook, Illinois, United States
Corporate form
Delaware C corporation
Business unit of The Allstate Corporation, NYSE: ALL, United States public company
Ultimate parent
Independent, privately held
The Allstate Corporation, United States
Data residency
All customer data stored and processed inside the United States
Not publicly documented
Customer scope
United States customers only
Predominantly United States customers
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does Allstate Identity Protection remove data from data brokers?
Allstate Identity Protection focuses on identity monitoring, alerts and restoration services. It does not publish a comparable data-broker removal-rate outcome. Priwall by mePrism is purpose-built for data removal across more than 700 data brokers and people-search sites.
What is the main difference between the two services?
Priwall by mePrism focuses on removing personal information from data brokers and people-search sites. Allstate Identity Protection focuses on identity monitoring, alerts and restoration.
How effective is Priwall by mePrism?
In a representative sample of Priwall's enterprise customers, the removal rate was greater than 92% at 30 days and greater than 99% at 90 days. On the Consumer Reports people-search broker set, the 90-day result was 100% on 11 of the 12 remaining operational sites and 99.24% on PeopleFinders.
Has Priwall's removal performance been independently assessed?
Yes. Priwall by mePrism's removal-rate figures are independently validated under an AICPA AT-C 215 engagement performed by Sensiba LLP.
What does the Consumer Reports comparison mean?
Consumer Reports tested people-search removal services in its August 2024 Data Defense study. Priwall was not a participant. Priwall's CR-13 result uses the same people-search broker set for site-level comparison, while the Priwall population and study design are different.
What happened to Dataveria?
Of the 13 people-search brokers Consumer Reports tested in its August 2024 Data Defense study, 12 remain operational. Dataveria has since gone offline.
Does SOC 2 Type II measure removal effectiveness?
No. SOC 2 Type II addresses security controls. The AICPA AT-C 215 engagement addresses defined efficacy calculations. They answer different questions.

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Sources and definitions

  • Consumer Reports figures describe people-search removal across the 13 people-search sites in its August 2024 Data Defense study. They are not statements of all-broker performance. Read the study PDF .
  • Priwall by mePrism's 30-day and 90-day removal-rate figures come from a representative sample of Priwall's enterprise customers and were recalculated by Sensiba LLP under AICPA AT-C Section 215. Read the methodology.
  • The CR-13 subset is a 90-day calculation only using the people-search brokers from the Consumer Reports 2024 study. Read the CR-13 explanation.
  • Of the 13 people-search brokers Consumer Reports tested, 12 remain operational. Dataveria has since gone offline. Read the Privacy Guides changelog .
  • SOC 2 Type II addresses security controls. The AICPA AT-C 215 engagement addresses defined efficacy calculations.
  • Jurisdiction and ownership information was reviewed as of September 9, 2026. Allstate Identity Protection is identified as a business unit of The Allstate Corporation.