If it was ever online, we can find it.

Registration and ownership history, what sat on the domain before, how it changed hands, and the other sites that share its fingerprints: analytics IDs, hosting, templates and code.

Removed social media content recovered from archives, syndication and the copies other sites made of it, with dates.

Reverse image search, text matching and link history to date a piece of content and trace it back to its source.

Backlink history, shared infrastructure and reused code that connect a site to the people and companies behind it.

Wayback Machine API pipelines, bulk archive pulls and monitoring for pages that change or disappear, built by the Totally Group’s developers and run for as long as your story needs.

Several, and we use all of them, alongside our own crawl data and archive pulls. If a page was online for more than a few hours, there is a good chance a copy exists somewhere.

Often, even when the current registration is private. Historic records, old versions of the site, shared analytics codes and hosting all point back to people and companies.

If they were public and were archived, quoted, embedded or syndicated before deletion, yes. We tell you where each copy came from so you can cite it.

If the information existed online and was publicly available, we find it. If we can’t, we tell you it’s impossible and show you what we tried, so you can stop looking.

Yes. We work only with information that is or was publicly available, and we document how each item was found. We don’t access private accounts, buy stolen data or impersonate anyone.

Tell us your deadline when you brief us. Simple lookups are quick; a custom archive build takes longer, and we tell you which it is before we start.