Remove Your Details From Lusha
Lusha is a contact-data platform, often used through a browser extension, that surfaces phone numbers and emails for professional profiles. For a one-time C$39, we look up your listing where possible, review the details you send and submit the Lusha opt-out where it is available.
Written updates · Secure intake · No guaranteed removal · C$39 one-time
Secure intake
Submit URLs, screenshots and context through the secure intake.
Fixed scope
Each service has clear scope and limits agreed in writing.
Written updates
Progress updates by email. No unnecessary calls.
Clear expectations
Honest feedback on what is realistic before any work begins.
About this service
Lusha Opt-Out in Canada
Lusha is a contact-data platform, often used through a browser extension, that surfaces phone numbers and emails for professional profiles. Its listings can show business and sometimes personal email addresses and mobile numbers linked to your professional profile. Search Cleanup Canada offers a fixed C$39 single-platform opt-out for people in Canada who want that listing addressed without guesswork.
Why people in Canada ask to leave Lusha
Lusha is commonly used alongside professional networking profiles, which is why people are often surprised to get calls on a personal mobile they only gave to friends, family or a past employer.
Exactly what this C$39 scope covers
We handle the Lusha request only: lookup where the platform allows it, review of the numbers and emails you want covered, the removal request where available, one follow-up if nothing comes back, and a written update.
Where this fits with other privacy work
A B2B contact-database opt-out is different from personal information removal in Google Search. If the same details also appear in search results or on people-search sites, those are separate routes with their own scope and pricing.
Pricing
Fixed-scope packages
Each package is fixed-scope. Work starts only after intake review and payment.
Single-Platform Opt-Out
One-time fee, this platform only
- Listing lookup where the platform allows it
- Review of the details you submit
- Opt-out or suppression request where available
- One follow-up if there is no acknowledgement
- Written outcome update by email
Covers this one platform only. No ongoing monitoring and no other platforms are included. Removal or suppression is not guaranteed; the platform makes its own decision.
What this service helps with
When this is the right service
- Lusha shows business and sometimes personal email addresses and mobile numbers linked to your professional profile
- You noticed it through calls to your personal mobile from people who found you on a professional networking site
- You want a correctly submitted Lusha opt-out without doing it yourself
- You want a written record of what was requested and what came back
Scope
What is included, and what is not
What is included
- Lookup of your Lusha listing where the platform allows it
- Review of the names, emails and numbers you submit
- Lusha opt-out or removal request where available
- One follow-up if there is no acknowledgement
- Written outcome update by email
What is not included
- Any platform other than Lusha
- Ongoing monitoring or repeat requests if data reappears later
- Copies already exported into other companies' systems
- Search engine removal, legal advice or guaranteed removal
How it works
Simple, written, no unnecessary calls
Send your details
Tell us the name, employer and contact details Lusha may hold.
Lookup and review
We check the listing where possible and confirm what to include in the request.
Opt-out and follow-up
We submit the Lusha request and follow up once if nothing is acknowledged.
Written update
You receive a short written note of what was requested and what the platform said.
What we need from you
A case is only as strong as its evidence
The exact URLs
Every affected result, copied in full. Search engines act per URL, so a missing link is a missed removal.
Screenshots with dates
Proof of what appeared and when, in case the page changes or disappears mid-process.
A short factual explanation
What is wrong, what is inaccurate, and what harm it is causing. Facts carry more weight than adjectives.
Identity or ownership proof where required
Some routes require confirmation that the information, image or content is genuinely about or owned by you.
Supporting evidence
Correspondence, corrections, official documents or outcome records that back up the request.
Your preferred outcome
Removal, correction, de-indexing or reduced visibility. This shapes which route we pursue first.
Who controls what
Knowing who owns the decision
Most wasted effort in removal work comes from asking the wrong party. Google cannot delete a publisher's article, a publisher cannot refresh Google's index, and neither decides what a privacy regulator, the police or a court may require.
| Party | Controls |
|---|---|
| Publisher or website owner | The original content: whether the page stays online, is edited, corrected, unpublished or noindexed at the source. |
| The Google Search index and what appears in its results, including personal information removals, outdated content refreshes and legal removals. Google does not control the source page. | |
| Bing | The Bing index and its own separate removal and content refresh tools. A Google removal does not affect Bing. |
| Privacy regulators | Complaints about how organizations handle personal information. Depending on the organization and province, that may be the federal Privacy Commissioner (PIPEDA) or a provincial commissioner. Regulators do not order search results removed on request. |
| Police and courts | Criminal matters such as intimate images shared without consent, and court orders. We are not a law firm; legal routes need a lawyer. |
| Search Cleanup Canada | Assessment, strategy, documentation, submissions, publisher and platform outreach, and suppression work. We do not control any third party decision. |
Clear expectations
What this service can and cannot do
- Lusha controls its own database and decides how to handle the request.
- Contact data can be re-collected later from other sources; monitoring is not included.
- Removal or suppression on any platform is not guaranteed. Each platform decides how it handles opt-out and deletion requests.
What happens if removal is refused?
A refusal is a data point, not the end of the case. We read the stated reason, correct and resubmit where the rejection was procedural, and escalate to the party that actually controls the content where a second route exists.
Where no removal route remains, the honest alternative is search suppression: strengthening the results that deserve to rank for your name or brand so the unwanted result loses its position over time. It is slower, it depends on ranking movement nobody controls, and we will tell you plainly if we think it is unlikely to work in your situation.
Key takeaway
Important limitation
Trust
Why Search Cleanup Canada?
- Strategies built around Canadian privacy, platform and publisher realities, not a rebadged international template
- Removal routes assessed before suppression is ever proposed
- Written scope and price before any payment is requested
- Search engine routes and publisher routes considered separately
- Confidential case handling, details used only for your case
- Stated limits, and no guaranteed third party outcomes
FAQ
Lusha Opt-Out: common questions
Lusha showed my personal mobile number. Can that be removed?
What does the C$39 Lusha opt-out include?
Is there a discount for several platforms?
Can you guarantee my details will be removed?
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Review exposed personal information and request removal where the route is available.
Ready to start?
Submit the URLs, screenshots or details you want reviewed. We'll send written next steps before payment. Payment is requested after intake review if the case fits the selected fixed-scope service.