Choose coverage for the leaks you have
Start with a few known examples: a Google result, a website hosting your content, a social repost or a Telegram message. Ask each provider which examples its proposed plan can handle. Keep the original source URL separate from the search-result URL, because removing one does not necessarily remove the other.
Compare a full month of the plan you need. Introductory discounts and entry-tier prices can hide the cost of Telegram coverage. Confirm whether the limit applies to stage names, creators, submitted links or searches. Those units describe different amounts of work.
During a trial, review whether matches belong to you, which official accounts you can exclude, and how a report distinguishes a filed request from a confirmed outcome. A larger initial match count alone does not establish better protection.
Published plans and coverage
| Service | Regular monthly price, USD | Telegram scope advertised | First look |
|---|---|---|---|
| BranditScan | Premium $69/month; WhiteGlove $149/month | Advertises Telegram monitoring; exact removal tier and timing need confirmation | Limited Google leak check without signup; seven-day trial without a card |
| Ceartas | Star $69, Elite $169, VIP $349, Platinum $1,200 per creator/month | Telegram and deepfake protection listed on VIP and Platinum | Agency page advertises a five-day trial; anonymous scan not verified |
| Fanlock | Basic $49, Pro $139, Max $299 per creator/month | Telegram takedowns are included on Max | Free scan and detection results; paid removal depends on the selected plan |
| LeakRemover | Core $99, Advanced $199, Supreme $299/month | Supreme lists Telegram takedowns | Advertises a free scan without a card |
| Onsist | Lite $199, Full $249, Advanced $399/month, plus VAT | Advertises Telegram removal; confirm package and response expectations | Ask for current trial/demo terms |
| Rulta | Pro $139, Premier $184, Legend $324/month, plus VAT | Legend includes Telegram removal; FAQ describes user-submitted links | Verification has several methods; inspected help material describes a paid trial |
| TakedownsAI | Basic $199, Premium $299, VIP $499/month | All three plans list Telegram and Discord removal | Seven-day trial advertised on all plans |
Monthly USD terms checked September 13, 2026. Capabilities are provider-reported; confirm current plan and checkout terms.
BranditScan
Premium and WhiteGlove differ in included names and assistance. The agency page describes volume discounts and client reports. Its service FAQ includes Telegram monitoring. Ask which plan handles Telegram removals and what information you must supply; monitoring alone does not establish a takedown time.
Premium $69/month; WhiteGlove $149/month. Premium: three stage names, $5/month per extra name; WhiteGlove: unlimited names. Limited Google leak check without signup; seven-day trial without a card.
Ceartas
The individual pricing page starts Star at $69 per creator per month. The agency calculator displayed $89 for its default one-creator Star selection when checked. Obtain a roster quote using the agency terms. VIP and Platinum list Telegram coverage; lower-tier prices should not be used as the cost of that coverage.
Star $69, Elite $169, VIP $349, Platinum $1,200 per creator/month. Per creator; agency calculator and volume offers can differ. Agency page advertises a five-day trial; anonymous scan not verified.
Fanlock
Basic covers Google and website removals. Pro adds Bing/Yahoo delisting and social takedowns; Max adds Telegram takedowns. The free scan lets you inspect potential matches. Review the included platforms and authorization steps before starting paid removal. We publish this guide and have a commercial interest in Fanlock.
Basic $49, Pro $139, Max $299 per creator/month. A creator’s stage names share their plan; agency roster pricing needs a quote. Free scan and detection results; paid removal depends on the selected plan.
LeakRemover
The pricing page lists automated notices, with human search time and legal support on higher tiers. Supreme explicitly includes Telegram takedowns. Treat it as an advertised removal service, and confirm how its monitored names map to separate creators before pricing an agency roster.
Core $99, Advanced $199, Supreme $299/month. Five, ten or unlimited monitored names, respectively. Advertises a free scan without a card.
Onsist
The published plans list Google, Bing and Yahoo. Keywords are the billing unit shown, so a keyword allowance should not be presented as an equivalent number of creator seats. Its advertised average removal percentage does not establish a Google-only result or a comparable customer cohort.
Lite $199, Full $249, Advanced $399/month, plus VAT. One, up to twenty or up to fifty keywords, respectively. Ask for current trial/demo terms.
Rulta
Rulta’s verification help lists a selfie alongside social-account methods and an ID option. The Telegram page has conflicting monitoring descriptions: its headline advertises automation, while the FAQ documents submitted links and says automatic scanning is unavailable. Confirm that workflow directly. Its timing estimates describe its own service; they are not a controlled comparison with Fanlock.
Pro $139, Premier $184, Legend $324/month, plus VAT. One, two or four usernames; extras cost $45, $60 or $75/month by plan. Verification has several methods; inspected help material describes a paid trial.
TakedownsAI
The plans describe managed removal and reporting, including Telegram and Discord. Higher tiers list unlimited link submissions. Its published success rate and turnaround are provider claims without a shared comparison cohort, so they are not used here to rank service quality.
Basic $199, Premium $299, VIP $499/month. Up to five protected accounts; Basic lists 100 link submissions. Seven-day trial advertised on all plans.
How this comparison was prepared
Fanlock publishes this guide and has a commercial interest in its own service. We checked the linked pricing, agency and help pages on September 13, 2026. This is a comparison of published terms and capabilities, with no independent performance scores or claimed trial benchmarks.
Prices use regular monthly USD billing. Rulta and Onsist add VAT. Introductory discounts, annual billing and roster quotes can differ. Provider descriptions establish what is advertised; they do not verify private software, removal accuracy or actual turnaround.
Read removal results with their context
A request sent is different from a confirmed source removal or a search delisting. Google’s Transparency Report describes Google Search request outcomes. It cannot establish a combined website/Telegram success rate. Ask for the reporting period, denominator and treatment of duplicates before comparing numerical results.
Questions about choosing a service
Which service is best for OnlyFans leaks?
The right choice depends on the platforms involved, your budget and whether you need help managing requests. Compare the required tier and inspect example reports before choosing. This guide does not establish an independent first-place winner.
Does removing a Google result delete the leaked content?
Google delisting removes a result from Google Search. The website or file host may still serve the content. Track the source and search outcomes separately.
Will a free scan find every copy?
No scan establishes exhaustive coverage. Private spaces, changed usernames and copies outside a provider’s access can remain undiscovered. Inspect known examples and ask about monitoring and repeat uploads.
Next steps
Use the service details and practical guides to check the work you need.