NotMeID

Free plan Web

What NotMeID is

NotMeID is a web service for Australian consumers who want to identify companies that may hold their personal information and request removal. It says it works under the Privacy Act 1988 and covers 847 Australian providers across six categories, with a catalogue updated by the community. Its discovery process can check breach databases, inbox history, and the provider catalogue for possible data holders. Users review the findings and choose which requests to make; the service says it acts only on their instruction. Deletion requests are sent from the user's email address under their legal name. If a provider has not responded within 30 days, NotMeID prepares an OAIC complaint for the user to review and file. The service also describes tracking, access requests, and removal for Digital ID provider data under the Digital ID Act 2024 framework. The free exposure test needs no account; the site says it does not access the inbox during that test or sell user data. Free access omits deletion requests and response tracking. Standard is listed at A$799 a year, and Pro at A$15,919 a year.

Who it suits

NotMeID is for Australian consumers seeking to find organizations that may hold their information and manage removal requests under Australian privacy laws. Its scope is Australia-only.

What it does well

Catalogue lists 847 Australian providers across six categories.
Users choose which removal requests to make.
Prepares an OAIC complaint after 30 days without response.
Free exposure test requires no account.

What to know first

Free plan excludes deletion requests and response tracking.
Service is limited to Australia.
Standard is listed at A$799 a year.

Limits

The Free plan includes a breach scan and provider catalogue access, but no deletion requests or response tracking. Standard covers one identity; APP 12 access requests and OAIC complaint drafting are listed for Pro.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	forever free · HIBP breach scan · Browse 847-provider catalogue · Submit providers · No deletion requests or response tracking	Free
Pro	A$159/yr or A$19/month · Unlimited identities · APP 12 access requests · OAIC complaint drafting · Automatic overdue escalation · Priority processing	A$159 a year
Standard	A$79/yr or A$9/month · One identity · Deletion requests · Inbox scan · Response tracking and follow-ups · PDF certificate export	A$79 a year

As notmeid.com.au lists them, read 9 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Open https://www.notmeid.com.au/.
Run the free exposure test without creating an account, or review the provider catalogue.
Choose Free, Standard or Pro according to the features you need.
For paid features, use Standard for one identity and inbox scanning, or Pro for unlimited identities and access-request and complaint tools.
Review discovery findings and select what you want removed.

Verdict

NotMeID combines provider discovery with user-approved removal requests and follow-up options. The Free plan provides an exposure check, while deletion requests and response tracking are listed in paid plans.

Questions

Is NotMeID free?

Yes. Its Free plan costs nothing and is billed forever free. Standard is listed as A$799 a year and Pro as A$15,919 a year; the pricing note also gives A$79/yr or A$9/month for Standard and A$159/yr or A$19/month for Pro.

Is there a free trial?

No. The service has a Free plan instead.

Which platforms does NotMeID support?

The listed platform is web.

Does the free plan send deletion requests?

No. The Free plan excludes deletion requests and response tracking; those features are listed for Standard and Pro.

Who publishes NotMeID?

The publisher is SOCii, which describes itself as a civic-tech organisation for the public interest.

Does NotMeID connect to a named email provider?

The Standard plan lists inbox scanning for account discovery, but no email provider integration is named.

Facts from NotMeID's own pages

Coverage: The site says its catalogue covers 847 Australian providers across six categories and is continuously updated by the community. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Digital ID: NotMeID says it tracks, requests access to, and removes data held by Digital ID providers under the Digital ID Act 2024 framework. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Discovery: NotMeID says it scans breach databases, inbox history, and its provider catalogue to find companies that may hold a user's data. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Escalation: The site says it prepares an OAIC complaint if a provider does not respond within 30 days, for the user to review and file. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Integrations: The Standard plan lists inbox scanning for account discovery as a feature; the site does not name an email provider integration on the page. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Limits: The Free plan does not include deletion requests or response tracking, while APP 12 access requests and OAIC complaint drafting are listed for Pro. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Publisher: The site identifies SOCii as NotMeID's publisher and describes SOCii as a civic-tech organisation for the public interest. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Purpose: NotMeID says it finds Australian companies holding a person's information and automates removal using rights under the Privacy Act 1988. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Removal requests: The site says deletion requests are sent from the user's own email address using their legal name and standing under the Privacy Act 1988. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Security and privacy claim: The free exposure test checks public breach databases, requires no account, and the site says it does not access the user's inbox at that stage or sell their data. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Support and guarantee: The site lists priority processing for Pro, a 14-day money-back guarantee, and cancellation at any time. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
User approval: The site says users review findings and select what they want removed, and that NotMeID does not act without their instruction. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026
Who it is for: The site describes the service as Australia-only and says it is built for Australian consumers and Australian privacy law. · notmeid.com.au, 9 Oct 2026

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