Find the public profiles. Understand the connections.
A name, username or known profile can be a starting point. We research relevant publicly accessible social media and online information, cross-check potential matches and explain what the findings do and do not establish.
You want to identify public accounts that may relate to a known person or business.
You need to check inconsistencies between an online profile and the information you have been given.
You or your solicitor need a focused review of public posts relevant to an agreed enquiry.
You want help documenting suspected impersonation of your own identity or business.
What you receive
An agreed research question and platform scope before work begins
Searches using supplied names, usernames and known public profile links
Cross-checking of relevant account details, with potential matches clearly distinguished from confirmed information
A written findings summary with source links, capture dates, relevant permitted screenshots and important limitations
A considered approach
We review publicly accessible material and do not bypass privacy settings, impersonate users or access private messages. A similar name, image or username is not proof that an account belongs to someone. Results depend on available information and platform access. Searches are assessed for suitability before acceptance.
We agree the scope and price before work. Additional enquiries require your approval.
Looking for your own profiles?
If your goal is to identify old or active accounts connected to your own details, see our online profile search and removal assistance. It starts with one authorised identifier and treats any removal work as a separate agreed service.
Identify the question and any known public usernames or profile links. Explain the source of your information and any uncertainty. Do not send passwords or private messages obtained without authority.
Agree the scope before payment
Agree the person or business, platforms and material to be reviewed. The report distinguishes supported profile links from possible matches. Public material may be incomplete, old or unavailable.
Can you find social profiles from a name or username?
A name, username or known public profile can support a search. We compare available details before reporting a possible connection. A matching name or photograph alone does not establish that an account belongs to the person.
Can you read private messages or deleted posts?
No. This service does not bypass account privacy, access private messages or promise recovery of deleted content. Research is limited to material lawfully available within the agreed scope.
What will the social media report include?
The agreed findings summary includes relevant source links, capture dates, permitted screenshots and limitations. It distinguishes supported information from possible matches and explains what public activity does not establish.
How is this different from a background review?
A social media search focuses on public profiles and online activity. A background review addresses a broader agreed set of identity, professional or business claims. We can help choose the narrower service that answers your question.