Find Anyone by Name. Run a People Search.

A people search (or people finder) takes a name and locates the public-record profile behind it. ReverseScope scans billions of records — addresses, phone numbers, emails, social profiles, and more — to help you find and verify the right person.

While many users search for a free people search, reliable and deep data comes at a cost. ReverseScope is a premium subscription service, but we offer a 3-day trial for $3.99 that provides you with 2 credits to test our lookup capabilities. If you cancel within 3 days, no further charges will occur. If you choose to continue, you’ll be enrolled in our monthly plan at $29.99.

Depending on data availability, a people search can surface current and prior addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, age, photos, social media profiles, and known associates. A premium Deep Person Report can add employment, court, and financial records where available.

When a name matches multiple people, ReverseScope shows a candidate list with age and location so you can pick the right person before the full report runs. That means your search is spent on the person you actually meant.

Yes — reconnecting is one of the most common uses. Searching a name with the person’s last known city or state in mind helps you identify the right match from the candidate list.

Yes. Your searches are 100% private. We only access and aggregate information that is already publicly available, and the person you search will never be notified that you performed a lookup.

You can cancel your subscription at any time — no phone calls or emails required. Simply log in, navigate to the Cancellation Portal, and confirm your choice. Your plan stops renewing immediately, and you keep access until the end of your current billing period. We also send an email confirmation for your records.

Accuracy can vary by source. We compile data from public records which are updated periodically, not in real-time. We recommend using our results as a starting point for your own due diligence.

No. ReverseScope is not a consumer reporting agency, and our reports must not be used for employment screening, tenant screening, credit decisions, or any purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). It is an identity-verification and reconnection tool.

A traditional background check is a regulated product produced by a consumer reporting agency for eligibility decisions. ReverseScope is an information retrieval tool built on public records and OSINT — fast, private, and self-serve — for personal, non-FCRA uses like verifying an online contact or finding someone’s current details.