Build a cleaner, faster booking-photo removal workflow.
DeleteMyMugshot helps publishers organize intake, enforce documentation rules, and manage removal traffic without turning every request into manual back-office work.
$99/month for non-Florida publishers with jurisdiction-specific pricing below.
Move requests out of scattered inbox threads and into a repeatable process.
Set rules for dismissals, expungements, identity checks, and review paths.
Operations Snapshot
A publisher-facing process, not another inbox problem.
Trusted Workflow Priorities
01
Clear intake
Every request starts with the same required details.
02
Documented review
Support your decisions with proof requirements and clear lanes.
03
Publisher control
You define the review policy and the exceptions that matter.
Define the intake lane
Decide what enters courtesy review, policy review, or statutory review.
Enforce proof rules
Require the documentation you need before a removal is reviewed.
Reduce manual triage
Capture URLs, booking details, and supporting documents up front.
Keep exceptions organized
Add dedicated paths for special-case requests without reshaping the whole workflow.
Workflow Map
A four-step flow built for publisher operations
Step 1
Request intake
Capture the URL, booking details, identity, and supporting context from the start.
Step 2
Documentation review
Require the proof your policy calls for before a request moves into decision review.
Step 3
Decision path
Separate courtesy removals, policy-based reviews, and exception handling into distinct lanes.
Step 4
Resolution tracking
Keep decisions and follow-up actions documented so repeat handling stays consistent.
Pricing
Simple jurisdiction-based pricing
Non-Florida jurisdictions
Ongoing workflow support for publishers outside Florida, including intake structure, documentation standards, and request-handling guidance.
Florida
Florida publishers participate at no monthly cost. In Florida, DeleteMyMugshot makes money from preparation and guidance for § 901.43 requests.
How It Works
Operational support shaped around your publishing workflow
How the relationship works
We work with booking photo publishers that want a clean, documented process for handling removal requests, publisher communications, and compliance intake. Our role is to sit between the requester and your publication workflow so request handling is organized, consistent, and easier to manage.
Pricing is straightforward: non-Florida jurisdictions are $99 per month, while Florida publishers participate at no monthly cost.
This is not a referral or revenue-share program. The value to your team is operational: we help reduce the burden of tracking removals, handling incoming compliance communications, and keeping request traffic in a format that is easier to process.
Florida-specific support
For Florida publishers, this can also include workflow support around Florida § 901.43 requests. That is one part of what we do, not the whole relationship.
Florida is priced differently because DeleteMyMugshot earns revenue there from preparation and guidance for § 901.43 requests rather than from a monthly publisher fee.
More broadly, we help publishers manage removal-related intake and compliance communication whether the request is an informal removal request, a policy-based request, or a document-supported review.
When Florida matters
Add a dedicated lane for statute-driven requests without changing the rest of your review process.
What that looks like
Separate intake requirements, timing expectations, and handling notes for Florida requests only.
What you gain
Removal compliance management
We centralize requests, organize supporting details, and help keep removal decisions traceable so your team is not sorting through fragmented emails or social messages.
Documentation-first reviews
We help requesters assemble complete submissions so your team sees more structured requests and less back-and-forth about what is missing.
Lower admin overhead
Instead of manually triaging every request, you can rely on a repeatable intake channel that helps keep your page operations focused on publishing.
Cleaner communication
Our team communicates clearly with requesters about what we do, what we do not do, and what a publisher can expect from the process.
Removal workflow design and documentation standards
We can help you define a structured removal workflow instead of relying on ad hoc inbox decisions. That can include setting documentation rules for what a requester must provide before a removal is reviewed or approved.
Depending on your policy and jurisdiction, that workflow may require items such as a government-issued ID, a case disposition showing dismissal, a no-file or nolle prosequi record, proof of acquittal, a sealing or expungement order, or other documentation supporting identity and eligibility for removal.
Dismissal or acquittal proof
Require a disposition, declination, dismissal, or acquittal record before review.
Sealing and expungement path
Reserve higher-priority or automated handling for sealed or expunged matters.
Identity verification
Match government-issued ID or representative documentation to the request.
Exact post targeting
Capture the URL, booking date, and identifying post details up front.
Good fit publishers
This page is intended for public record booking photo publishers, operators of county-focused booking pages, and teams that receive regular removal inquiries tied to public-arrest reporting.
If your team wants a more orderly way to handle request intake, document whether a request was informal, policy-based, or statutory, and reduce time spent explaining process requirements to consumers, we should talk.
Audience Fit
Who this is for, and who it is not for
Good fit
County-focused booking photo pages and public-record publishers.
Operators handling steady removal volume or repeat documentation requests.
Teams that want more consistency without adding more manual admin work.
Not the best fit
General reputation-management inquiries unrelated to booking-photo publishing.
Newsroom-style editorial review that does not use repeatable removal intake.
Teams looking for affiliate payouts or referral-style arrangements.