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Norton Privacy Monitor Assistant review

Norton's assisted removal service, where support agents file and follow up on requests to data broker sites.

By the KeenVerdict research desk · Updated November 12, 2026

Features (40%)
8.0
Ease of use (30%)
8.6
Value (30%)
7.6

Norton Privacy Monitor Assistant is a standalone removal service from the antivirus maker, sold at $129.99 per year or $12.99 per month. Norton says it removes personal information from over 2,000 data broker sites and databases, with support agents handling the removal requests and following up with brokers for you. The service rescans broker sites every 90 days and resubmits requests if your data is reposted, and it also flags old and breached accounts you may want to close, with an easy way to unsubscribe. A free scan on the product page shows what it finds before you pay, though Norton notes it does not search all broker sites. Compared with removal specialists, the 90 day cycle is slower than the monthly scans at Optery and OneRep, and the annual price is higher than Incogni Standard. It fits best if you already trust Norton and want agents, not a self-serve dashboard, to do the work.

Who it is for

Existing Norton customers who want agents to handle removals

Price

$129.99 per year or $12.99 per month; free scan available.

Annual Monthly $129.99 per year
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.

Key features

  • Removal from over 2,000 data broker sites and databases, per Norton
  • Support agents handle removal requests and follow up with brokers
  • Rescans every 90 days and resubmits requests if data is reposted
  • Alerts to old and breached accounts with easy unsubscribe
  • Free scan of popular data broker sites before you buy

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Human agents handle requests and follow-ups
  • Strength: Free scan shows exposure before paying
  • Strength: Monthly option at $12.99 for short-term use
  • Weakness: Scans run every 90 days, less often than monthly services
  • Weakness: At $129.99 a year it costs more than Incogni or Optery Core
  • Weakness: Norton notes it does not search all data broker sites

Key facts

  • Sites: Over 2,000 data broker sites and databases
  • Rescan: Every 90 days
  • Price: $129.99 per year or $12.99 monthly
  • Free scan: Yes

Where it ranks

Norton Privacy Monitor Assistant is No. 8 in our Best Data Removal Services verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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