Was Your OnlyFans Leaked?
We Get It Taken Down. Privately.
Someone paid to see your content. Then they saved it and posted it on leak sites, Telegram, or Mega. That is stealing. We find the copies. We send formal legal notices to the site, its host, and its registrar. They get 72 hours. Then we escalate. For men and women creators.
Start My Case, $125 I have a complimentary codeEvery notice links to a public case record at dmcaenforcementdesk.com, so the sites we serve can see the case is real.
Use any name you want. Your real name never goes on a notice.
Made for creators on every paid site
You own every photo and video you make. You own it the second you make it. A subscriber pays to look. They do not get the right to save it, copy it, or post it somewhere else. When they do, that is copyright infringement. Sites that host stolen content have a legal duty to act once we notify them the right way.
Did your content show up on a leak site, a "free OnlyFans" site, a Telegram channel, a Discord server, Reddit, a Mega folder, or in Google Images? This package is for you.
How it works
One case. One price. Six steps. You never talk to the leak sites yourself.
Private intake
Tell us the name you want us to use. Tell us your state and ZIP code. Give us the links you found. Show us where your real content lives. If anyone else can see your email, use a free Proton Mail address instead.
We search
We run picture searches and keyword searches. We check leak sites, tube sites, forums, Telegram and Discord lists, Mega link dumps, and Google and Bing. Every copy we find gets logged with the date and time.
Formal notices, up to 12 sites
Each site gets a legal notice under the DMCA (17 U.S.C. 512(c)). A copy goes to the company that hosts the site. A copy goes to the company that registered the domain name. Google and Bing get a request to remove the same links.
The 72-hour clock
Every notice has a date and time on it. If a site ignores it for 72 hours, we write that down as willful. In legal terms: notice to the agent is notice to the owner, and notice to the owner is notice to the agent. Silence counts as agreeing with what the notice says.
We escalate
Ignored notices go to the registrar with a request to suspend the domain. We file with your state Attorney General, the FTC, and the FBI's IC3. We prepare a press release that names the site, ready to send to 400+ news outlets.
Your case file
You get a dated record of every site, every notice, every answer, and every escalation. It is written so you can hand it to a lawyer or a court later if you ever want to.
What the notice says
Site owners ignore angry messages. They do not ignore a proper legal notice that hits their DMCA agent, their host, and their registrar on the same day. Every notice we send has:
- A list of your works and the exact links where they were posted
- The sworn statements the DMCA requires (17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3))
- The 72-hour deadline, with the date and time it was sent
- The escalation plan: host, registrar suspension, Attorney General, FTC, IC3, and press
- An order to keep no copies, thumbnails, or cached versions
- A contact address that is not you
Every case gets a public record. They can check it. So can you.
Each notice we send carries a case number. The site owner, the host, and the registrar can type that number into our enforcement desk and see that the case is real, when it was opened, and what happens next if they wait. Nobody can call it a fake complaint. Your name never shows on that page.
The desk that sends every notice.
What a site owner sees when they look up a case.
It proves the notice is real
The lookup shows the case number, the date it opened, the number of websites named, and the 72-hour clock. A site owner who sees that page knows this is not a one-off complaint.
It shows what comes next
The page lists the referral office for your state and the escalation steps. That is why many sites remove content within hours of the first notice.
It protects every rights holder
Photos, videos, art, writing, music. If you made it and someone posted it without permission, the desk works the same way for you.
What we can reach. What we cannot.
Read this before you pay. Our power depends on where the site, its host, and its registrar are located.
We can reach
- Any site, host, or registrar in the United States. Also any company anywhere that follows DMCA-style notices under its own rules. Most big hosts, registrars, and search engines do.
- Domain suspension. The registrar can shut the domain name off. This is real. It happens. When it does, the site goes dark for everyone in the world.
- Your state Attorney General. Every state has a consumer protection office. It takes complaints from people who live in that state. When it opens a file, a staff person, usually a paralegal, contacts the registrar, the host, and the site owner and pushes for removal. You do not pay for that person. That is why we ask for your state and ZIP code.
- Google and Bing. We ask them to remove the links. That cuts off most of the traffic, even if a host is slow.
We cannot always reach
Some servers are in countries that have no legal agreement with the United States for this. Russia is one example. A host there has no legal duty to answer our notice. No US office can force it. If a copy of your content is on one of those servers, we may not be able to get it removed.
Two things help. First, US creators rarely end up on those servers. The leak sites that get real traffic use US and friendly-country registrars, hosts, payment companies, and search engines. So your real exposure is smaller than it feels. Second, even when a host is out of reach, the registrar and the search engines usually are not. We can often cut the copy off from its domain name and from search, even if the file stays on the server.
One package. One price.
Most takedown services charge every month, whether they find anything or not. This is one flat fee. Pay once. Get the search, the notices, the escalation, and the file.
One time. No monthly fee. No legal name needed.
- Full search for your leaked content
- Up to 12 formal legal notices to up to 12 websites
- Copies to each host and each registrar abuse desk
- Google and Bing removal requests for the same links
- 72-hour follow-up and escalation on every ignored notice
- Attorney General, FTC, and IC3 complaints when needed
- Press release ready for 400+ news outlets if they ignore us
- A dated case file you can hand to a lawyer
You pay by Zelle after we review your case: (725) 287-7791, to Corey Pearson, with your case number in the memo. Have a complimentary code from us? Enter it on the form. Each code works one time.
Private intake
Use any name. We handle everything under our desk's name. We talk to the registrars, hosts, and site owners. You do not.
Questions creators ask
My OnlyFans was leaked. Can it really be removed?
Most of the time, yes. Leak sites need hosts, registrars, payment companies, and search engines. All of those have rules against stolen content. A proper notice sent to the right company, with a deadline and follow-up, is what gets copies removed. Some sites post it again. That is why we escalate and keep a case file.
Do I have to use my real name?
No. Notices go out under our desk's name. Your intake name can be anything. We only need an email you control, your state and ZIP, and the links.
Why do you need my state and ZIP code?
The notice cites the law of the state where you live. Complaints go to your state's Attorney General consumer protection office. The ZIP tells us your county and district without your street address.
Is this a DMCA service?
Yes. The main notice is a DMCA notice under 17 U.S.C. 512(c). We also notify the host and the registrar, ask search engines to remove the links, and escalate if a site ignores us.
What if the site is outside the United States?
Most hosts and registrars follow DMCA-style notices no matter where the site says it is, because their own rules require it. Some servers are in countries with no legal agreement with the US, like Russia. A host there has no duty to answer, and we cannot promise removal from that server. Even then, the registrar and the search engines can usually still act, and we log the copy in your case file.
Is removal guaranteed?
No. Anyone who promises that is selling you something. Content on US servers, or with any company that follows DMCA-style notices, comes down most of the time. Content on servers in countries with no agreement may stay up. We go after every copy we can reach, cut the rest off from search and from their domain names when we can, and give you a dated record of all of it.
What does the Attorney General actually do?
Every state Attorney General has a consumer protection office. It takes complaints from people who live in that state. When it opens a file, a staff person, usually a paralegal, contacts the registrar, the host, and the site owner for you and pushes for removal. It costs you nothing. That is why your state and ZIP are on the form.
Does this cover Telegram, Discord, Reddit, and Mega?
Yes. Each one has its own abuse and copyright channel. Each counts as one of the 12 sites in the package.
Will you contact my subscribers or the person who leaked it?
No. We go after the websites and services hosting the copies. If you want to go after the person, your case file gives a lawyer what they need.
Is the $125 a subscription?
No. One payment. One case. Up to 12 sites. If a new leak happens later, you open a new case.
Are you lawyers?
No. We are an administrative notice and escalation service run by Brand Metrics. This is not legal advice. If you want a lawyer, tell us and we will point you to one in your state.
Every day it stays up, it spreads.
Open your case today. The search starts as soon as we review it.
Start My Takedown CaseLegal notice. This is an administrative service. We prepare and send notices, follow up, escalate, and keep records for the person who owns the content. This is not legal advice. This is not financial advice. This is not the practice of law. Brand Metrics Content Protection Desk is not a law firm. Using this service does not make us your lawyer. Results depend on how other companies, hosts, registrars, and search engines respond. Results are not guaranteed. The escalation steps on this page are things we do on your behalf. They are not actions by any government office unless and until that office acts. You are responsible for the truth of what you tell us about owning the content.
Trademarks. OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, LoyalFans, JustFor.Fans, ManyVids, Patreon, MYM, FanCentro, AdmireMe, Clips4Sale, iWantClips, Chaturbate, Stripchat, Telegram, Discord, Reddit, X, Mega, Google, Bing, and Proton are names, marks, or logos that belong to their owners. They appear here only to name the sites and services creators use. None of those companies sponsor, endorse, approve of, or are connected with Brand Metrics, Legal New Credit File, or this service.
Brand Metrics Content Protection Desk. Email: [email protected]. Phone: (800) 597-2560, Mon to Sun 9AM to 5PM Pacific. Copyright © 2026. All rights reserved.