Leaked content removalhandled for you,from scan to follow-up

Collect the URLs of unauthorized copies and evidence that you own the content. Report each copy to the platform or host, request search delisting where appropriate, and check for re-uploads. Add your stage names to Fanlock and our leak remover searches for matches and files eligible requests within your plan's coverage.

Yes. You can file DMCA notices directly under 17 U.S.C. § 512, and every host lists its copyright agent. For one or two leaks, it's manageable. For dozens across Telegram, forums, and file hosts, with re-uploads every week, it becomes a second job. That's where we come in.

Yes, if you do it yourself. 17 U.S.C. § 512 gives you the right to send DMCA notices directly, and hosts, Google, and Telegram process them at no charge. The cost is time: finding every copy, filing each one correctly, and re-filing when it comes back. Our paid plans cover that part, and the scan that shows you what's out there is free.

Google publishes search-delisting request outcomes. These are separate from website or Telegram removals. Fanlock coverage depends on the plan: Basic includes Google and websites; Pro adds search and social; Max adds Telegram.

Reputable hosts are legally required to respond. When one stalls, we escalate to its hosting provider, payment processor, or domain registrar. That escalation is on every plan, not an add-on.

Yes. Max includes Telegram takedown requests. We scan accessible public channels, review matches and file eligible requests. Telegram decides whether to remove the reported content. Timing depends on the channel, evidence and review; a submitted request is separate from a confirmed removal.

Timing depends on the host or platform, the evidence and any follow-up required. We track submitted requests and check for confirmed removal. Google search delisting is a separate outcome from deleting the source content; a filing does not guarantee either outcome or a completion date.

No. You give us your stage names and aliases. We find the leaks. Most creators learn about content they didn't know existed during their first scan.

You can use your stage names for the free scan. Before we file takedown requests, upload a creator-dashboard screenshot showing your handle and platform so we can verify ownership, then sign your Letter of Authorization. The authorization form asks for the details needed to act on your behalf.

Monthly plans are Basic at $49 for Google and websites, Pro at $139 with Bing/Yahoo search delisting and social media coverage, and Max at $299 with Telegram takedown requests. See pricing for features and annual billing options, or contact us about an agency roster. Your first Google and website scan is free.