The problem
Unwanted solicitations come from every direction — texts, calls, emails, ads, and mail. Each one is annoying on its own, but together they create a constant drain on your time and attention.
The problem isn't any single message. It's having no organized way to track what happened, who you asked to stop, and what to do next.
Why it happens
Your contact information may be on marketing lists, data broker databases, or public records. Once it's out there, it can be sold and resold to multiple senders.
Different types of solicitation have different rules — commercial, political, and nonprofit senders each follow different regulations, making it hard to know your rights.
What you can do
- 1Identify what kind of solicitation you're dealing with — the rules differ
- 2Document each contact with the sender, date, and details
- 3Opt out using the appropriate method for each channel
- 4Track whether your opt-out requests are honored
How CivicShield helps
Check. Save. Opt Out. Track.
The four-step system for managing unwanted contact.
Check It
Analyze the message
Save It
Document the details
Opt Out
Record your action
Track It
Keep your history
Frequently asked questions
What types of solicitations can CivicShield help me manage?
CivicShield helps you manage all unwanted contact — texts, calls, emails, political outreach, fundraising, sales solicitations, targeted ads, and more. Political messages are one category, not the whole product.
Does CivicShield stop solicitations automatically?
No. CivicShield helps you identify, document, opt out of, and track unwanted solicitations. It doesn't block messages automatically — it gives you the tools to build a record and take action.
Is CivicShield free?
CivicShield is free to start — including the checker tool, basic guidance, and your first incident. Paid plans add unlimited tracking, evidence storage, and notices.