USA People Finder
Run a US public records search across all 50 states. Enter a name, phone, email, or address and Revealer shows where that identifier appears in public records and breach data, built for OSINT research, fraud prevention, authorized investigations, and checking your own exposure.
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US record types you can pull
US public records connect an identifier to a set of data points: the street addresses, registered phone numbers, and public listings filed under it. Revealer pulls these record types together with any social profiles and breach records that share the same identifier, so one starting detail returns a connected exposure view instead of a single isolated hit. That makes it useful for OSINT research and for mapping where a name, number, or address surfaces across public sources.
State and address coverage
Coverage spans all 50 states, so a US public records search works whether an identifier is filed in a major metro or a rural county. Because records change over time, results can include prior filings alongside current ones, which helps confirm you are looking at the right record when a name is common. A search by address runs the same check from a location: enter a street address to verify what public records are on file for that property, not to track any individual.
Search by name, phone, email, or address
Any single identifier is enough to start a US public records search. A name works best paired with a city or state to narrow the match. A phone number, email, or street address is often a stronger starting point, because each one tends to map to a specific set of records rather than a broad list. Whichever you use, the result shows the public records and breach data filed under that identifier, so you can see where it is exposed rather than assemble a private dossier.
Narrowing down common names
Common names return many matches, so the finder lets you add context to shorten the list. A city or state filters results to one region, and an approximate age helps separate similar records. Adding a phone number or email you already have on file is the fastest way to confirm you are looking at the right record instead of a near-match. Narrowing this way keeps the search accurate and cuts down on noise.
How it compares to other lookups
A people finder is the broad option when you have limited information and want a wide view across US public records. A reverse phone lookup starts from a single number, an email lookup starts from an email address, and a data breach lookup focuses on leaked datasets. Choose the finder when you have only a name and want to search public records nationwide to see where that identifier is exposed.
Use it responsibly
Under US law, Revealer is not a consumer reporting agency, so results cannot be used to screen for employment, housing, tenancy, or credit under the FCRA. Stick to lawful uses: identity verification, fraud prevention, authorized investigations, security research, or checking your own public-records footprint. State privacy laws such as the CCPA also give people the right to request removal of their data, and we honor verified opt-out requests.
Frequently asked questions
You can start for free. Free accounts get a limited number of lookups; paid plans raise the search limit and add breach monitoring and exposure alerts.