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OnlyFans leak removal for agencies

Manage leak discovery, removal requests and follow-up across your roster. Confirm each creator’s coverage, review results and discuss the reports and support your agency needs.

Custom plans for agencies. No commitment to get started.

Overview

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OnlyFans agency protection, scoped to your roster

Manage leak discovery, requests and follow-up for your creators. Start with each creator’s official accounts and required coverage; Telegram takedowns are part of Max.

Which removal coverage does each creator need?

Choose by where the leaks appear. A creator’s aliases share their plan; a roster of separate creators needs an agency quote.

Removal coverage by plan
Plan	Included platforms
Basic	Google and websites
Pro	Basic plus Bing/Yahoo and social takedowns
Max	Pro plus Telegram takedowns

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Prepare a quote for 10, 30 or 100 creators

These are roster sizes to use when preparing a quote, not published agency prices. Bring these details so we can confirm scope and the total cost.

Creators and authorization: Stage names, official accounts and authorization for each creator.
Required coverage: How many creators need website, search, social or Telegram takedowns.
Reports and access: Who reviews cases, who receives reports and the format your agency needs.
Roster changes: Joining/leaving creators, minimum commitments and the written monthly or annual total.

What to check in a report

Ask for the period, creators included, requests sent, confirmed source removals, search delistings and pending cases. Each result needs a definition; a request sent is not a confirmed removal.

Compare plan coverage · Removal evidence definitions

You choose what comes down

Set the removal criteria for each creator, review findings, and identify the accounts and pages you want to keep. Your agency can pursue removals while preserving promotion approved by the creator.

Want to keep a page for discovery?

If selected leak pages are part of your agency’s exposure strategy, Fanlock can help you contact leak-site operators to discuss taking ownership or control of those pages. Use the conversation to explore approved previews and links to the creator’s paid profile as a top-of-funnel channel, with the creator’s permission. Page control depends on agreement with the site operator; traffic and conversions are not promised.

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If any of this sounds familiar, you're in the right place.

Still adding your whole roster

One leak site built a page for your agency, then started posting your creators one by one, adding new names faster than your service gets the old ones down.

Still impersonating your creator

A fake account is running your creator's name and face to a six-figure following and DMing her fans, and your current service has no way to take it down.

Still waiting on Telegram

A Telegram channel has been leaking your creator's content for 30+ days and it's still up, while your current service keeps telling you they're 'handling it.'

Still ranking on Google

You pay for a DMCA service, then you google your creators' names and the leaked content is still right there in the search results.

Why Fanlock Agencies

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Telegram leaks don't stay on Telegram. We follow your content wherever it spreads.

Unified Agency Dashboard

See every creator, every scan, and every takedown in one place. Filter by creator, platform, or status. No more switching between accounts.

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Bulk Scanning

Review scans and results across your roster, with platforms and scan frequency following each creator’s agreed coverage.

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White-Label Reporting

Review the report format and branding options during your agency walkthrough, then confirm the scope for your account.

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Custom Scan Frequencies

Review the report format and branding options during your agency walkthrough, then confirm the scope for your account.

Scan Frequencies

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Team Access & Permissions

Invite your team with role-based access. Managers see everything, assistants see assigned creators, and creators see only their own data.

Dedicated Account Manager

Priority support with a dedicated point of contact who knows your roster. Regular check-ins, fast responses, and proactive recommendations.

Four-tier escalation

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A single DMCA notice assumes the host cooperates. Plenty don't, so we keep going.

Automated DMCA notices

Sent to the host the moment we detect a copy. This clears most leaks on its own.

Host, registrar, and payment processor

When a site sits on the notice, we go over its head to the people it depends on to stay online.

Search de-listing

We pull the leak page out of Google, Bing, and Yahoo so a creator's name stops surfacing stolen content.

White-glove manual removal

The stubborn cases get human hands, and we keep watching for the re-upload after.

Agencies trust Fanlock

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Whether you manage 5 creators or 500, Fanlock scales with your agency. Our infrastructure handles bulk scanning without compromising speed or accuracy, and your dedicated account manager ensures nothing falls through the cracks.

Google publishes outcomes for Fanlock’s search-delisting requests. Read those separately from website and Telegram removals, and review the case examples below.

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What Lost Media says

Fanlock has been an invaluable partner in protecting our creators’ content. Their DMCA service is fast, reliable, and highly effective at identifying and removing leaked content across the internet. Their team is responsive, professional, and keeps us informed throughout the process, giving both our agency and our creators peace of mind. We would confidently recommend Fanlock to any agency looking for a dependable content-protection solution.

Lost Media

August 19, 2026

From Fanlock’s Instagram

Telegram takedowns and removal reports

Watch the cases and reports we share. Each case describes that example’s results; platform response times vary.

Telegram takedown example

A creator reported a Telegram channel with 5,000 members sharing her leaked content and deepfakes. Fanlock quoted 72 hours and reports getting the channel taken down within 16 hours.

This is one reported case. The transcript’s comparison refers to the Rulta support message shown in the recording, not a current service benchmark or a promise for every takedown.

Original post caption

Don’t wait forever to get telegram leaks down. Get fanlock.

Read the edited transcript

Edited for readability. This preserves the recording’s statements; read them with the source context above.

This creator sent us a Telegram channel with 5,000 members in it, leaking her content and deepfaking her without her consent. We told her 72 hours to be safe, but our team was able to get it down within 16 hours. This is what pirates saw when they opened her Telegram channel.

That is extremely fast. And just for comparison, this is Rulta’s own support team in writing this month. They take up to 90 days to process a Telegram removal, and you need a copyright certification. Even then, they say it’s only a 60 to 70% success rate.

So if you have a problem with leaks on Telegram, send us, or have your agency send us, a DM and we’ll help you out ASAP.

What appears on screen

The creator’s complaint describes a group sharing copyrighted posts and AI-generated material without permission.
A support reply gives a 72-hour estimate. The narrator reports a 16-hour result.
A Telegram notice says the group is unavailable because of copyright infringement.
The reel shows a separate message attributed to Rulta support, then discusses that message’s timing and success-rate statements.

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Fanlock removal report

Fanlock reports removing 1.43 million URLs and 1,738 active Telegram channels. The reel describes 34 million memberships across those channels and says autonomous scanners found most of the leaks.

The reel says “this quarter” without giving dates. Its URL total does not separate source removals from search delistings. Channel memberships can overlap, so 34 million memberships does not establish 34 million different people.

Original post caption

Fast, reliable, and transparent with our creators🔒

Read the edited transcript

Edited for readability. This preserves the recording’s statements; read them with the source context above.

Just this quarter alone, we removed 1.43 million URLs that were either leaks or deepfakes of creators that they did not consent to.

We’ve removed 1,738 active Telegram channels that were leaking or deepfaking our creators’ content. And those channels alone had 34 million members in them, which is just a mind-boggling number.

Our autonomous scanners found most of these leaks on their own. That means our creators can focus on creating content while we handle the enforcement and keep them safe online.

What appears on screen

The captions identify 1.43 million as a URL count, followed by a separate count of 1,738 active Telegram channels.
The narrator then describes 34 million members across those channels. The recording does not provide a dated export or deduplicated audience calculation.

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Creator support and protection

Fanlock describes dedicated-agent support on every plan, with a person creators can text or email. The reel says the agent usually replies within three hours and shows an example status-update conversation.

The three-hour figure is the reel’s reported response estimate, not a guaranteed response time. The industry-wide comparison in the transcript is not supported by a published benchmark in the recording.

Original post caption

Don’t wait, Fanlock has you covered

Read the edited transcript

Edited for readability. This preserves the recording’s statements; read them with the source context above.

If you’re a creator and your content gets leaked or deepfaked at 2 a.m., you should not be having to wait for a support ticket. The standard right now in the DMCA industry is if you find leaked content, you have to submit a request, and then you have to wait up to 16 hours to get a response back on that. And on the cheaper plans, some companies don’t even offer you support at all.

At Fanlock, what we did is every single plan gets a dedicated agent. You get a person that you can either text or email at any point of the day, and we’ll get a response back to you as quick as humanly possible.

Basic plan, Max plan, it does not matter. We have a dedicated agent for you that usually gets back to you within three hours. Because leaks and deepfakes, they do not wait for business hours, and neither do we at Fanlock.

What appears on screen

A plan-table excerpt illustrates the narrator’s comparison; it does not identify the source or establish current competitor terms.
An example text conversation shows a creator asking for a status update and their Fanlock contact replying that work is continuing.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked
Questions

What agencies ask before getting started.

How does agency pricing work?

Agency pricing is based on the number of creators on your roster and the scan frequency you need. We offer volume discounts that make per-creator costs significantly lower than individual plans. Schedule a call and we'll put together a custom quote based on your roster size.

How does onboarding work for my creators?

Onboarding is handled by our team, not yours. You send us your creator list with each creator's aliases, platform handles, and content references through a secure intake flow, and we take it from there. We verify identity once and have scanning live within 24 to 48 hours. You can add or remove creators at any time from your agency dashboard without re-verifying the whole roster.

Can individual creators see their own dashboard?

Yes. Every creator on your roster can get their own login with a view scoped to their content, leaks, and takedowns. You decide who gets access and what they see, some agencies keep it fully internal, others use it as a transparency feature to show creators the work being done on their behalf.

Is there a minimum number of creators?

Our agency plans are built for anyone managing more than one creator. If you only manage one, an individual Fanlock plan is the better fit. There's no hard upper limit, and we support rosters from boutique agencies with a handful of creators up to enterprise agencies managing hundreds.

What platforms do you cover?

Coverage follows the agreed plan for each creator. Basic includes Google and websites; Pro adds Bing/Yahoo and social takedowns; Max adds Telegram. Confirm your roster’s plan mix and any case-specific access limits in the quote.

Can I white-label reports for my creators?

Discuss the report format and branding you need during the agency walkthrough. Request an example and confirm availability for your account. Review the period, source removals, search delistings and pending cases before sending a client report.

What kind of support do agencies get?

Every agency gets a dedicated account manager, priority escalation for high-severity leaks, and direct Slack, email, or Discord access to our takedown team. For larger rosters, we also offer quarterly strategy reviews to tune scanning, aliases, and escalation paths as your creators grow.

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