Coverage is the number buyers, reviewers and affiliates compare data removal services on, and Optery leads on it. But its own pages disagree: the homepage meta description that search results show says "700+ sites", the homepage headline says "940+", business pricing says "945+ sites total" in the plan and "1,000+ sites covered" in the hero, the DeleteMe comparison says "975+", and the affiliate page says "625+". Even the Core PRO card says "365+" and then "375+" two lines apart. Optery is now hiring a performance and affiliate team that will write ads, brief creators and police "brand compliance", and an ABM lead who will sell to security buyers who check numbers.
First action
List every page and string that states a site count.
How to measure it
Homepage search click-through
- Now
- –
- Target
- +10%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Inventory counts
Every page, template and ad that states a site count.
Growth Marketing Manager 1 day
Agree the definition
Headline number and per-plan numbers, with the method.
Head of Marketing 1 day
Single source
One shortcode or setting that every page reads.
Web developer 2 days
Fix the meta description
Homepage first, then pricing and comparisons.
Growth Marketing Manager 1 hour
Update pages
Business pricing, comparisons, affiliate and directory templates.
Growth Marketing Manager 2 days
Brief partners
"Numbers we use" sheet for affiliates and ad writers.
Performance & Affiliate Marketing Manager 1 day
Monthly check
Update the number when coverage changes.
Growth Marketing Manager monthly
Why it works
Pick one headline number and one definition (for example "940+ sites: 625+ automated, the rest by custom removal"), keep per-plan numbers for each tier, and pull every count on the site from one source (a WordPress option or shortcode) so they update together. Fix the homepage meta description first, then pricing, business pricing, comparisons, the affiliate page and the data broker directory. Give affiliates and ad writers a one-page "numbers we use" sheet.
A consistent, defensible number is easier to put in ads, affiliate reviews and RFP answers, and it stops search results from underselling Optery by 240 sites next to competitors.
Ready to use
ChecklistCoverage number clean-up
[ ] Homepage meta description: 700+ -> current number [ ] Homepage headline and stats strip [ ] Business pricing hero (1,000+) and Core PRO card (365+ vs 375+) [ ] DeleteMe comparison (975+) [ ] Affiliate page (625+) [ ] Directory page call to action [ ] One shortcode for every count [ ] "Numbers we use" sheet for affiliates
Risks and how to handle them
Number changes often
Use "940+" style floors and update from one setting.
Rivals dispute the claim
Publish the method behind the count.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage (October 23, 2026): H1 "Remove your home address, phone and other private info from Google, and 940+ sites", while the meta description that search results show says "Google and 700+ sites"; "Ultimate plan provides automated removals from 625+ sites, plus Unlimited Custom Removal Requests for 940+ sites total"; PCMag "Editors' Choice" in "2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025" and "#1 most effective product in a recent study by Consumer Reports"; the stats strip is served as "0 + Data Brokers Covered 0 + Customer Opt Outs / Removals" until scripts fill it in; free Exposure Report "will arrive by email within a few hours"; a site-wide banner offers a 20% fall sale code.Source
- Your websiteBusiness pricing: hero "1,000+ sites covered"; Free PRO for up to "10 x Free Basic members"; Core PRO card says "Essential coverage across 365+ data broker sites" and, two lines later, "Automated removals from 375+ sites"; Ultimate PRO "630+ Sites" and "945+ sites total"; Enterprise for "100+ team members" with SSO/SCIM, privacy training and SLAs; "a 30-day trial for high-risk roles".Source
- Your websiteComparison pages: "Optery vs. DeleteMe (2026 Comparison)" cites "975+ data brokers"; a second page, /deleteme-vs-optery/, is self-canonical with the same meta description; Cloaked also has two (/optery-vs-cloaked/ and /cloaked-vs-optery/); plus "Incogni vs Optery", an analysis "by cybersecurity expert" and review pages for DeleteMe, Incogni and OneRep.Source
- Your websiteAffiliate Program page: "we'll pay you 30% commission for customers you refer" via a custom link; the page cites "625+ data brokers". A referral program and promo code pages for partners also exist.Source
- HiringPerformance & Affiliate Marketing Manager and Performance Marketing Manager (US, both posted October 22, 2026, $130K-$140K): "own Optery's paid acquisition engine across Google, Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Reddit, TikTok, and emerging channels, for both our consumer and business audiences"; "UGC-style video"; "Allocate budget ... based on acquisition cost, payback, and incrementality"; "Help lead affiliate partnerships: recruiting and activating partners, setting offers and commission structures, supplying creative, and monitoring performance and brand compliance"; pilot "connected TV, podcasts, app networks, or LinkedIn".Source
- HiringSenior ABM & Demand Generation Manager (US, posted October 19, 2026, $150K-$170K): "grow demand for Optery for Business and expand our ABM efforts into an established program" alongside "our enterprise account executives"; "map buying committees"; "Develop content, offers, and campaigns that engage relevant stakeholders within target accounts"; measure with "HubSpot, Dreamdata"; works with the Head of Marketing, Sales and RevOps; "Experience marketing to CISOs, security teams, IT leaders ... is especially relevant."Source