What a search actually returns
Measured on a real sample of 235 lookups in August 2026, of which 193 returned a person. These are the actual numbers, including the ones that aren't flattering.
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Blended across everything, misses included. This is the planning number.
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Field by field
Share of successful lookups carrying each field, across 193 records.
Street, city, state, ZIP and county, split into fields.
How long they have been at the current address.
Exact age as recorded at the source.
Month precision. No full date of birth is ever returned.
A small number of records carry a first name only.
Non-family people linked to the record. Median 18 per person.
Average 3.8 numbers per record, each with line type and last-seen date.
Median 12 per person, with ages.
Median 8 previous addresses, each with the dates they lived there.
The subset reachable by SMS. Landlines outnumber mobiles overall.
Average 2.2 addresses when present. One in four records has none.
What is not in the data
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- Social security numbers
- Full date of birth — month and year only
- Employer, job title or income
- Credit, banking or financial records
- Criminal or court records
- Relationship labels — connections are listed as relative or associate, never 'mother' or 'sister'
- Contact details for relatives and associates — names and ages only
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