ClassicNeonWarm

Takedown and likeness protection for adult creators

We find your leaked content and get it taken down.

Built for creators on OnlyFans, Fansly and Patreon. We scan for pirated copies of your work, verify each one, and file the DMCA and copyright takedowns on your behalf — so the content comes down and your paying subscribers stay on your paid page.

Free scan, no card, no commitment. Discreet by default.

The problem

Your content leaks. Your revenue leaves with it.

Paid content gets ripped and reposted within hours of going live. The link spreads through forums, repost accounts and mirror sites faster than you can file anything by hand — and every link that stays up is a reason for someone not to subscribe.

Filing takedowns yourself means learning what a valid notice looks like, finding the right host for every domain, and repeating it dozens of times a month. Most creators give up halfway, and the leaks win by default.

Leaked material does not only cost you the sale. It shows up in searches next to your name, it undercuts what your subscribers are paying for, and it is the first thing a new fan finds before they ever reach your page.

Hours

is how fast paid content is typically reposted after release

Hundreds

of mirror and repost domains a single leak can spread across

Every link left up

is a subscriber who no longer needs to pay for your page

Fanguard exists to close that loop: you keep making the content, we keep it off the sites that give it away.

How it works

Four steps, handled for you.

You sign one authorization and tell us your handles. Everything after that is ours.

A phone showing leaked copies flagged, checked and queued for takedown
  1. 01

    Scan

    We search for your content across the sites leaks actually spread on — pirate tubes, mirror domains, repost aggregators, image boards and file hosts — and match it to your handles and watermarks.

  2. 02

    Verify

    Every hit is checked by a person before anything is filed. We confirm it is your work, capture the evidence and the URL, and drop the false positives so no takedown is wasted.

  3. 03

    File takedowns

    We file DMCA notices and copyright takedown requests to the host, the platform and where needed the search engines, using the written authorization you sign at intake.

  4. 04

    Report back

    You get a plain status update: what came down, what is pending, what was refused and what we are escalating. No dashboards to decode, no chasing us for answers.

Pricing

A monthly plan, or pay per takedown.

Ongoing protection is a subscription because leaks do not stop. If you only need a specific set of links removed, buy a pack and skip the plan.

Every plan scans and files for you. What changes as you move up is how often we scan, how many links we can clear in a month, and how far we escalate when a site ignores us.

Month-to-month, no contracts. Takedown packs stay valid for twelve months from purchase.

Watch

For creators who are just starting to see their work reposted.

$49/month
Request a scanSubscribe
  • Up to 3 stage names, aliases or personas
  • Scans every week
  • Up to 15 takedowns a month
  • Pirate sites, mirror domains and repost aggregators
  • Monthly removal report
  • Email support
Most popular

Shield

The plan most working creators settle on.

$79/month
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  • Up to 10 stage names and aliases
  • Scans every day
  • Up to 60 takedowns a month
  • Search-engine de-indexing
  • Social reposts and fake profile removals
  • Filing within 48 hours
  • Report every two weeks

Studio

For high-volume creators, studios and small agencies.

$179/month
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  • Unlimited stage names, aliases and personas
  • Scans every hour
  • Unlimited takedowns under fair use (up to 500 a month)
  • Host and payment-processor escalation
  • Deepfake and AI-impersonation removals
  • Same-day filing on new leaks
  • Named agent and a weekly briefing

One-time takedown packs

No subscription. Every pack covers multiple stage names — the full sweep covers unlimited ones.

Clean-up

$79one-time

Up to 3 stage names and 20 links removed in one sweep. For a handful of leaks you want gone this week.

Buy pack

Deep clean

$199one-time

Up to 10 stage names and 75 links removed across the sites we find. For a backlog that built up over months.

Buy pack

Full sweep

$399one-time

Unlimited stage names and every infringing link our scan finds, removed, plus 30 days of monitoring so reposts come down too.

Buy pack

FAQ

Straight answers.

If something is not covered here, ask us directly — the first conversation costs nothing.

Will anyone know I hired you?

No. We file as your authorized agent, not as a public campaign. Your name is on the authorization, but nothing about our work is published, and we do not discuss clients with anyone. Notices are sent to hosts and platforms only — not to your subscribers, and not on your own channels.

What authorization do you need from me?

A short written authorization naming you as the copyright owner and Fanguard as your agent for takedown purposes. Most hosts require this before they will act on a notice, and we ask for it at intake. It can be withdrawn at any time, and it does not transfer ownership of anything.

Which platforms do you cover?

We file against the sites where leaked content actually lives — pirate tube sites, mirror and proxy domains, repost aggregators, image boards and file hosts — and we request de-indexing from search engines. We also handle reposts on the mainstream platforms, including OnlyFans, Fansly, Patreon, Reddit, X and Telegram.

Does a takedown actually work?

Usually. Most hosts honour a properly formed DMCA notice, and most removals happen within days. Some sites ignore notices; for those we escalate to their host, their payment processors and search de-indexing. We tell you honestly which is which rather than reporting a clean sweep.

What does "unlimited takedowns under fair use" mean?

It means you are never charged per takedown and we do not count your links. On Studio the fair-use ceiling is 500 filings a month, which is well beyond what a working creator needs. If your volume looks like it will pass that, we tell you before it does and quote you properly rather than quietly capping you.

Why is there a monthly takedown limit?

Because clearing a large leak wave is real work, and a $49 plan cannot honestly cover an unlimited amount of it. The limit keeps the price honest: you are told the number up front, rather than us quietly slowing down, queueing your requests or ignoring the hard sites.

What happens if I hit the limit?

We keep scanning and we show you exactly what is still live, with links. You can clear the remainder with a one-time pack, or move up a tier if that volume is your new normal. Nothing is hidden from you — the full list stays visible whether or not we can file on it this month.

Will I ever be done?

No, and we will not pretend otherwise. New leaks appear as long as you keep publishing, and removed links come back on mirror domains. Our job is to keep the list short and keep it moving down — which is why this is an ongoing service rather than a one-off purchase.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Monthly plans cancel at the end of the current month, no notice period. Takedown packs stay valid for twelve months from purchase, whether or not you are on a plan.

Request a free exposure scan.

Tell us your handles and we will search for leaked copies of your content and send you what we find — no card, no plan, no obligation. If it is worth acting on, we will tell you what it would take.

Intake is opening shortly — scan requests are handled personally and kept confidential.