Broker profile
A free people-search site that claims 300+ million people and needs no signup to search. Its About page names Intelage Systems Corp. as the operator, and the BBB files it under that name in Albuquerque, rated B- with 95 complaints in three years, the recent ones mostly about removals. In a July 2026 lawsuit, Xintana Corp. of the Marshall Islands says it owns the domain and leases the site to an operator it doesn't name. Nothing in the filing confirms that Intelage is the unnamed operator. It isn't on California's data broker registry.
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Intelage Systems Corp.
Xintana Corp., Marshall Islands · per its July 2026 lawsuit
300+ million people · "updated daily"
B- · not accredited · 95 complaints in 3 years
Not listed
Free · one profile URL per request
No
Background
Veripages sells free, instant search and points anyone who wants more at paid reports "available through trusted partners". Which company stands behind it depends on the document you read.
Names Intelage Systems Corp. as operator
Intelage Systems Corp. · 4801 Lang Ave NE Ste 110, Albuquerque, NM 87109 · opened October 10, 2023
Name Veripages, LLC as owner and contracting party · no address
Xintana Corp., a Marshall Islands company · leases the site to an unnamed operator
Xintana's claim comes from its own July 2026 complaint in Delaware federal court, which says that operator has run the site since 2025. The site itself prints no street address, so the Albuquerque one is the BBB's.
The privacy policy, updated June 4, 2026, gives residents of California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia extra rights, then points them to "[this link]" for the details, a placeholder that goes nowhere. The opt-out form never asks your state, and the same policy says any individual can use it.
Data Published
Sensitive: elevated identity-theft, doxxing, or safety riskStandard public-record field
What Veripages says it compiles into a profile, according to its own Data Sources page.
The homepage claims more. It advertises a criminal database of "more than 100,000 records" and business checks that can show "credit scores, and financial records", though its footer says it isn't a consumer reporting agency.
Contact
Intelage Systems Corp. · About page
4801 Lang Ave NE Ste 110 Albuquerque, NM 87109
veripages.com/page/privacy · updated June 4, 2026
veripages.com/page/terms · updated May 19, 2025
Network
Veripages names no sister sites. Two things tie it to Radaris. One is the Delaware lawsuit, which Xintana filed jointly with Teracota Inc. Corp., a Seychelles company that said it owned the Radaris domain and leased it to Dilangi, Inc. The complaint doesn't say the two owners are related or share an operator, and a New Jersey court moved radaris.com to Atlas Data Privacy Corp. on August 27, 2026. The other is Atlas itself, which told KrebsOnSecurity in September 2026 that documents it got in its Daniel's Law case show the same three or four people administering a list of companies that includes Veripages Inc. and Radaris America, Inc. No court has ruled on that claim, and veripages.com wasn't among the domains the June and August 2026 judgments moved to Atlas.
Its advertisers aren't family either. Report buttons on results and profile pages are sponsored by TruthFinder, a BeenVerified search box has run on results pages, and Onerep powers the scan inside the opt-out. Nothing on record links those companies to Veripages beyond the ads.
Reputation
Removal is the running complaint. Nine of the ten newest complaints the BBB publishes, filed from January to June 2026, come from people who couldn't get a listing taken down, citing a form that failed, a confirmation email that never came or calls that went to a recording. Veripages answered every one, sometimes insisting its form works, and in most cases took the listing down itself.
An opt-out form complainants call broken, which Veripages disputes
Confirmation emails that never arrive, so the request never completes
Calls that reach a recording, and voicemails nobody returns
Listings removed by hand only after a complaint or an emailed profile link
Litigation
Atlas Data Privacy Corp., which sues data brokers under New Jersey's Daniel's Law on behalf of judges, police officers and other covered people, has gone after both the company the site names and the domain itself.
N.J. Superior Court, Bergen County · BER-L-000772-24 · Filed early 2024
New Jersey Daniel's Law
Caption in Atlas's March 2024 consolidation papers, refiled as a federal exhibit
One of the suits Atlas filed across five New Jersey counties in early 2024. No federal docket for it turned up, and no outcome for it was found.
D. Del. 1:26-cv-00858 · Filed July 14, 2026
Declaratory judgment
The owners of radaris.com (Seychelles) and veripages.com (Marshall Islands)
Middlesex County MID-L-847-24, where Atlas named both domains as defendants
Plaintiffs' lawyer moved to withdraw, September 9, 2026
The owners say they only lease the domains to operators, so Daniel's Law can't reach them, and they want the court to stop Atlas taking the domains to satisfy judgments against anyone else. They say Atlas has already won a default judgment against twelve of the 22 domains in the New Jersey case.
No FTC action, state attorney-general case or documented breach naming Veripages or Intelage Systems Corp. has turned up.
FAQ
The site and its BBB file credit Intelage Systems Corp., and the terms name Veripages, LLC. The domain belongs to Xintana Corp. of the Marshall Islands, which told a federal court in July 2026 that it leases the site to an operator.
Atlas Data Privacy Corp. says so. In September 2026 it told KrebsOnSecurity that documents from its Daniel's Law case show the same three or four people administering Veripages Inc., Radaris America, Inc. and other companies, and no court has ruled on that. On the court record, the link is a lawsuit. The two domains' owners sued Atlas together in July 2026, through one lawyer, without saying they share an owner or an operator.
Yes, free and with no account, one profile URL at a time. The Veripages removal guide shows the six screens.
No. The disclaimer in the site footer states that Veripages "is not a Consumer Reporting Agency (CRA) as defined by the FCRA and does not provide consumer reports", and it bars using the site for employment, credit or housing decisions.
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September 25, 2026 · Added Atlas's claim, reported by KrebsOnSecurity on September 16, that the same people run Veripages and Radaris, and the August 27 court order that moved radaris.com to Atlas. The opt-out was walked and photographed in six steps on May 28, 2026, and the September 10 pass over the site's pages, its BBB file, California's data broker registry and federal court records added the domain owner's lawsuit and the Daniel's Law case, updated the BBB count and policy date, and replaced a Seychelles company the old copy attributed to the terms with the Veripages, LLC they actually name.
