BranditScan review: published pricing, features and questions

BranditScan publishes Premium at $69/month and WhiteGlove at $149/month. Premium includes three stage names, with extra names at $5/month. WhiteGlove advertises unlimited names and more assistance. Check the current pricing terms for the limits that apply to your account.

Its limited Google leak check without signup and its seven-day trial without a card are separate offers. A trial is a chance to inspect relevant matches and workflow; a match count alone does not measure completed removals.

The OnlyFans service page advertises Telegram monitoring. Confirm which plan accepts Telegram removal requests, what links you must supply and how the result is checked. Monitoring does not by itself establish channel-removal coverage or turnaround.

For a roster, the agency page advertises shared management and white-label PDF reports. Confirm creator seats separately from stage-name allowances. This review uses published sources; we did not run a paid account test.

BranditScan advertises a limited Google check without signup and a separate seven-day trial without a card. Its agency page lists a shared dashboard and white-label PDF reports. The service FAQ advertises Telegram monitoring; confirm the plan and removal workflow.

List your known leak locations, stage names and authorized accounts before comparing plans. Ask how each provider reviews a match, accepts corrections and follows up when a recipient does not remove the material.

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.

Limited Google leak check without signup; seven-day trial without a card. Advertises a shared dashboard, roster management and white-label PDF reports.

Pricing and terms · Coverage · Agency information

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.

Free scan and detection results; paid removal depends on the selected plan. Roster management and creator-level results; confirm the report and roster scope for your account.

Pricing and terms · Coverage · Agency information

Ask for the full recurring price, billing unit, included platforms and limits on submitted links. A monitored name is not necessarily a separate creator seat. Confirm taxes and any annual commitment at checkout.

For Telegram, distinguish monitoring accessible content, accepting links, filing requests and confirming message or channel removal. Provider pages that conflict or omit a feature do not establish a reliable yes/no answer.

For an agency, request a sample client report and confirm authorization for each creator. Inspect pending requests and duplicate handling alongside the claimed removals. Ask what happens to access and reports when a creator leaves.

We checked the linked provider pages on September 13, 2026. These are advertised capabilities and regular monthly USD terms, not independent measurements of software quality, scan recall or takedown speed. We did not run paid trials for this review.

Fanlock publishes this article and has a commercial interest in its own service. Google Search reporting concerns delisting requests, not total source or Telegram removals. We do not use unlike reporter percentages or unsupported weighted scores to rank these services.

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