Leaks

Get your leaked content removed

Your paid content or private photos reposted on forums, Telegram or leak sites? We get them taken down and removed from Google, then watch for new leaks.

What is a leak?

A leak happens when content meant for a limited audience ends up freely available: subscriber photos and videos copied from OnlyFans, Fansly or Patreon, paid courses shared for free, or private images posted by an ex-partner or after a hack.

Once it lands on a forum or a Telegram channel, a leak spreads fast: bots copy it onto dozens of mirror sites, and every copy can be indexed by Google under your name or username.

What a leak costs you

Your income

Every free copy on a leak site is a subscription that will not be paid.

Your identity

Leaks often come with your real name, city or personal accounts (doxxing).

Your control

The content circulates without your terms or limits, sometimes edited or cropped.

Your energy

Finding and reporting every copy yourself can take hours, every week.

Why doing it by hand is not enough

Removing a leak is not one form. It is dozens of sites, each with its own host, contact address and rules; copies that reappear as soon as a page goes down; and Google results that stay visible until they are delisted. Some sites use hosts that ignore requests, which means going through their infrastructure provider or the search engines instead. Without a method and monitoring, it is like bailing out a boat that keeps filling.

Is this happening to you?

Tell us what is going on in a few lines. We reply with a free first assessment of what can be done.

  • Reply within 1 business day
  • Strictly confidential
  • No commitment

Never send us an intimate image. A link or a description is enough.

How we remove your leaks

Image and username search

We find your content on forums, leak sites, public channels and search engines.

Copyright notices

Takedown notices to sites and platforms, in the format each one requires (DMCA, EU Digital Services Act).

Hosts and infrastructure

When a site does not answer, we go to its hosting or infrastructure provider.

Search delisting

Requests to Google and Bing so leak pages disappear from searches for your name or username.

Whitelist

Your official accounts, resellers and partners are never reported by mistake.

Ongoing monitoring

Every new copy we find is handled in turn, with no volume limit.

Platforms we monitor

Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Telegram, Discord, Reddit, Google, forums and websites. We add new sources all the time, and you can send us any link.

What the law says

WhereRuleWhat it means for you
WorldwideCopyright (Berne Convention)Your photos and videos are protected from the moment you create them, in more than 180 countries, with no registration needed.
United StatesDMCA, section 512Hosts and search engines must act on a valid takedown notice to keep their legal safe harbour. Google uses it for all copyright removals from search.
European UnionDigital Services ActHosts must handle notices of illegal content, including copyright infringement.
United StatesTAKE IT DOWN ActIf the leaked content is intimate and shared without consent, covered platforms must remove it within 48 hours of a valid request.

If you sell content on a subscription platform, read our OnlyFans leak guide as well.

General information, not legal advice. For advice on your situation, talk to a lawyer in your country: we can refer you.

Who it is for

Content creators

OnlyFans, Fansly, Patreon: protect the content that pays your bills.

Photographers and filmmakers

Your sets and films shared with no licence and no credit.

Artists and musicians

Exclusive work released for free before launch.

Course creators

Your paid courses shared for free on forums.

Creator agencies

One case log per creator, and one view for your whole team.

Private individuals

Private photos posted by someone without your consent.

See pricing

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a leak removed from the internet?
Send a takedown notice to every site hosting it, then to its host if it does not answer, and ask search engines to delist the pages. Then keep monitoring for new copies. Our guide walks you through it.
How long does leak removal take?
Platforms and search engines often process notices within days. Leak sites are slower and need follow-ups or a request to their host.
How much does the service cost?
One subscription with no content limit: €99 a month with no commitment, €499 for 6 months or €899 for 12 months.
Can every leak be removed?
Not always: some sites never cooperate. But even then, delisting from Google makes the content very hard to find, which greatly reduces the damage.
What is a DMCA notice?
A takedown request under US law, used by most major platforms and by Google, including for creators outside the US. See the glossary.
Can I send you links myself?
Yes, as many as you like. Each one is checked and handled.

Take back control of your content

Start your protection: we deal with existing leaks, then monitor for new ones.

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Sources and references

  1. WIPO, Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works
  2. Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, Digital Services Act, EUR-Lex
  3. Google, “Report content for legal reasons”
  4. US Federal Trade Commission, “Take It Down Act enforcement starts now”