Sirveil Exposure API
Show your clients where they’re exposed. With the evidence.
One call checks one data-broker site for one person and returns a plain answer with its evidence. A sweep ranks everything it can attribute to them. Both are billed per use, on the AWS bill your buyer already pays. Everything below is a replay on a fictional person.
$0.10 a check · $0.35 a sweep · failed calls are never billed.
Who it’s for
Your cost of goods, one call at a time.
Removal & privacy services
Replace the scraper cost centre.
Say it like this: “Check before and after an opt-out, and show your customer the evidence.”
Stop building and babysitting your own scrapers. A $0.10 call answers the question, so you can check before and after an opt-out and show your customer the evidence.
Executive protection & security
Bill the sweep. Keep the difference.
Say it like this: “A footprint sweep costs thirty-five cents, billed to your client at your rate.”
A footprint sweep that used to eat an analyst’s weekend costs thirty-five cents, billed to your client at your rate.
Breach response & legal
Evidence, billed to the matter.
Say it like this: “Exposure documentation that shows its sources, generated on demand.”
Exposure documentation that shows its sources, generated on demand. Deliverables your clients pay for, at a unit cost that rounds to nothing.
Read the transcript
Welcome to the Sirveil partner portal. In about three minutes, we'll walk you from your application to being ready to receive your commissions.
Start at partners.sirveil.ai/apply. Enter your name and the email address you want to use. That address matters. Your sign-in links and your statements go there. Next, the industry you sell into and who you would call first. A company or two you have a genuine route to is perfect. No names of people are needed. If another partner introduced you, add their reference code. Then send your application. There's nothing to buy and nothing to sign today. A person at Sirveil reads every application. A confirmation email arrives right away and a reply usually follows within a few business days.
Once you're accepted, your welcome email brings two things. Your registration reference and a button that signs you into the portal. There are no passwords. That button works for one hour. If it has expired, simply ask for a new link on the portal sign-in page.
Your first stop inside is the program terms. They open with a plain English walkthrough, then the full text. Take your time and accept when you're comfortable. Commissions earned: 30% of gross collections from each account you register for the life of that account. paid on the 15th of the month after the cash is collected. Once you accept, you can download a PDF of exactly what you agreed to with the date and time recorded.
Next come a few business details. The name you contract under, your business form, and your address. A sole proprietorship is enough. Before your first payment, you'll also add a W-9 and a local license if your city requires one. These are needed to be paid. Never to register a company.
Now the part that gets you paid. Open the Payouts tab and press the orange Payout setup button. It takes you to Stripe. Payout Setup is hosted by Stripe. Sirveil never sees your bank details. The portal stores only your Stripe account reference and whether setup is complete. On Stripe's page, you'll see SIRVEIL Inc. at the top. If you already use Link, Stripe can pre-fill your identity and payout details. If not, Stripe walks you through them. To connect your bank, Stripe opens your bank's own secure sign-in window. Sign in there and choose the checking or savings account you want your commissions paid into. Your bank may email you to confirm that you shared account details with Stripe. That's expected.
And that's it. Commissions are paid by bank transfer in US dollars against an itemized statement. Any amount owed is paid, however small. Your payout history fills in after your first finalized statement. One last tip, register each company in the portal before your first real conversation about Sirveil. The first registration wins. Questions? Write to api@sirveil.ai. Welcome to the Sirveil Partner Program.
For partners
From application to payday.
How Sirveil partners apply, accept the terms and get paid, in about three minutes.
The problem, in three lines
Everyone promises removal. Almost nobody can show it.
- People-search sites publish home addresses, phone numbers and relatives.
- Removal and protection services promise to get people off them.
- Almost nobody can show whether a listing is there, with evidence, on demand. That is the gap this API fills.
The check · POST /api/v1/verify
One person, one site, one answer with its evidence.
Pick one of the 12 pinned people-search domains the sweep queries. Each tap replays one real-format check.
The full sweep · POST /api/v1/scan, async
Everything it can attribute. Ranked, with the reason.
A sweep queries the 12 pinned people-search domains plus the open web, breach and public-record lanes, then resolves which records are really about this person. It is a job: you submit it and collect it.
Time-lapse. A live sweep measured 154 s median, 203 s max (n=5). You submit it and collect it.
What your customer gets
The same response, two ways to read it.
- Your developers get JSON.Field for field, the API’s published response format (OpenAPI 1.4.0). Flip to Developer view to see it.
- Your client gets this.One way to present the JSON. Your team can format it however you like.
- It’s generated from the same response.The report and the JSON are the same sweep.
Built in your browser from the sample on this page. Nothing is uploaded.
Did the removal stick?
Check before. Check after. Show the evidence.
One domain, two snapshots, 30 days apart, with an opt-out in between. The Day 30 check asks the broadest question, the name alone, because only a name-shape miss counts as an observed absence.
‘Not found in the index’ is what the check can observe. It does not fetch the page. Pair it with your own confirmation where it matters.
Your invoice, before you buy
Straight-line pricing, through zero.
Your invoice
What it will not do
Said up front, so the rest can be trusted.
- Three states only. Listed, Not found in the index, or Couldn’t tell. The confirm-fetch states, which would need the page itself to be fetched, are not built and are never returned.
- It does not remove anything. It tells you what is exposed and where.
- Sirveil is not a consumer reporting agency and the Output is not a consumer report. Acceptable Use Policy
- Nothing is stored.
scan_ididentifies one response and is not a handle for a later request. An async result is kept for 24 hours so you can collect it, then deleted.
Seller FAQ
What buyers ask, in the published words.
Is this legal to sell or use?
Any lawful business or professional purpose, subject to Section 4 of the Acceptable Use Policy and to your obligations under the Terms. Sirveil is not a consumer reporting agency and the Output is not a consumer report. Source: Acceptable Use Policy §3 · API Terms §7
Do you store the person’s details?
A synchronous Verification or Scan does not persist the identity you sent or the answer we returned. An asynchronous job holds both for 24 hours, then the sensitive columns are emptied. Source: API Privacy Notice §7
Does it remove anything?
It does not remove anything. It tells you what is exposed and where. Source: What it will not do
How does a customer buy?
The Service is available for purchase through AWS Marketplace; that is the whole list today. Subscribe in AWS Marketplace and the key is issued when the subscription completes. Source: API Terms §3.1
What does it cost?
$0.10 a check and $0.35 a sweep, and failed calls are never billed. Straight-line pricing, through zero: double the calls, exactly double the bill. Source: sirveil.ai/for-business · API Terms §10
What if a site can’t be checked?
There are three states only: Listed, Not found in the index, or Couldn’t tell. When we cannot tell, we say we cannot tell, and we do not dress it up as a clean “no.” Source: API Terms §9
How to buy
It lands on the AWS bill they already pay.
Subscribe in AWS Marketplace and the key is issued when the subscription completes. The per-use rate is the whole price.
No AWS account, or committed volume? A person answers: api@sirveil.ai.
About this sample
The person on this page does not exist. Their details are invented, and the phone number is from the 555-01xx range reserved for fiction. The responses follow the API’s published response format (OpenAPI 1.4.0) field for field, so what you see is exactly the shape your code would receive. Timings shown in replays are compressed; the measured figures are printed beside them.