Your profiles and original work

Add your official profiles, aliases and references to the copied work. Keep your original files and relevant collaboration agreements. You provide the evidence needed for the case without giving access to your platform account.

Search findings and your own links

Our search checks accessible web results for your creator name. Add links you found yourself too. The reviewer compares each finding with the original. Official profiles and authorized promotions can be excluded from complaints.

  • Identify the original work and its relevant publication reference.
  • Keep each suspected page or media location as its own finding.
  • Note visible differences, partial excerpts and access restrictions.
  • Record authorized promotional accounts before reviewing matches.

Requests in your name

Complete a mandate in your dashboard for the work and actions covered. We check the relevant rights and permissions before preparing a complaint. Every request is reviewed before sending to the appropriate recipient.

Website removal and Google requests

We handle the complaint with the website or actual host and prepare an appropriate Google request alongside it. A website complaint targets the published copy. A Google request targets the search link that leads to it.

A dashboard that keeps you informed

See what was reviewed, sent and answered. Reports show checked removals and cases still open. If a copy reappears or a new mirror is found, add it for follow-up while retaining the previous history.

Frequently asked questions

01Do you need my OnlyFans or Fansly password?

No. Add official profile links, original-work references and the evidence for the reported copies. Keep platform passwords, login cookies and authenticator codes private.

02Can you protect older content?

Yes, where you still hold the relevant rights. Add references to the original work and any permissions you gave to other publishers. You can use the service even if you no longer publish new content.

Official sources

These official guides explain the requirements of the relevant recipient.

Copyright requests →Google Search removal →All creator guides →