BranditScan

What it is

BranditScan is a subscription content protection service for adult creators, with a separate offer for studios. It scans for pirated copies of paid content, files DMCA takedowns and asks Google to delist the results. It does not pay creators for their content. It does pay people who refer creators, through an affiliate program whose commission recurs for as long as the referred creator keeps paying, sent in USD via Cosmo Payment. The service is billed by the month or the year with no long-term contract, and the pricing page says the first scan is free with no credit card required. The pages are in English and the examples center on OnlyFans, Fansly, ManyVids, Clips4Sale and JustForFans.

How earning works here

For most creators BranditScan is a cost that defends income. The site's pitch is that a leak sends fans to free copies and income that took years to build "starts bleeding away", and that tools for fighting back used to be "priced for studios and staffed like law firms". It says it automated the whole pipeline of scanning, evidence, takedowns, delistings and follow-ups.

Protection for creators. The home page describes AI scanning across 1,000+ platforms, using facial recognition and also watermark detection, username matching and content fingerprinting, so faceless creators are covered. It says its takedowns are fully automated and that the system automatically escalates the request if content is not removed after the first notice. The OnlyFans page says Google "usually accepts our delisting requests within an hour" and that the vast majority are removed from its cache within 24 hours. It also explains what OnlyFans itself does and does not do, saying OnlyFans has a DMCA team for leaks you report but does not find leaks, file for mirrors or delist from Google search.

Identity. The site says it handles all DMCA notices on the creator's behalf and that a creator's personal information is never shared publicly.

Studios. The studios page says BranditScan is "built for studio-scale operations". It offers custom daily scans of a whole catalog, with automated DMCA takedowns and Google delisting running 24/7, and it prices the service per paysite. In October 2026 the studio White Glove plan is listed at $149 per paysite per month and includes unlimited DMCA takedowns and Google delisting, custom daily studio scans, 200 performer scans, email reports, a dedicated account specialist and a referral rate of its own; larger studios can ask for a custom plan. It describes dedicated account specialists for Premium+ studios, priority processing as a Google Trusted Copyright Removal Partner, and comprehensive reporting. It notes that a single leaked scene can appear on hundreds of pirate sites within hours.

Free tools. A free tools page lists an OnlyFans earnings calculator, an OnlyFans tax calculator, a 2257 form generator and an OnlyFans Traffic Booster. The page says the document generators run entirely in the browser, so legal names, addresses, IDs and signatures are not uploaded to its servers. The Traffic Booster runs a live Google scan checked against the same pirate-site database as the takedown pipeline.

Referral and affiliate earning. The affiliate page pairs a recurring referral commission with a list of flat-fee paid tasks, and it gives affiliates an earnings dashboard. In October 2026 its headline line reads "Refer Creators To Earn! Share your link to earn 10% for life from your referrals", and another line describes earning that share of every payment referrals ever make. The listed tasks are a review video about the service on X and Instagram, an approved TikTok video, a YouTube video, auto-posts from a connected X account, a "Redditor for Hire" task for honest posts in piracy and model communities, and a "Post & Earn" task for honest posts on X, IG, Reddit, TikTok and YouTube. The page lists fixed fees from $0.60 per auto-post on X to $100 per YouTube video, and the Post & Earn task pays a variable amount per post. The page sums up the referral side as "Refer a creator once, get paid every month they stay." Affiliates also get marketing material, including case studies and a live leak checker for their own site.

Link-in-bio. The home page promotes UrLinks Pro as "the link-in-bio creators are switching to", and its plan feature list includes UrLinks Pro, "Link-in-bio for creators", marked free, alongside a fan traffic and revenue tool and an identity shield that keeps the creator anonymous.

Money and rules

Billing is a flat subscription, monthly or annual, with no long-term contracts and cancellation from the dashboard. The pricing page says every takedown, Google delisting and escalation is included, with no per-takedown fees. Payments go through Stripe and accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express. The terms list two subscription tiers, and as of October 2026 they are Premium at $69/month and White Glove at $149/month, each with an annual price that the pricing page shows as cheaper than twelve monthly payments. The pricing page says the White Glove concierge reaches out within 24 hours of upgrading. Premium includes 3 stage names, White Glove includes unlimited stage names, and extra stage names on Premium are a paid monthly add-on. The terms say legacy plan users keep their earlier, lower monthly price while their membership is active or paused. A first-month discount applies for new creators, and the terms say the subscription renews at the full rate after that month unless canceled.

Refunds are offered only for annual plans, and the request must be made within 10 days of payment, and only if the services have not been used. Processing takes a minimum of 10 business days.

Referral payouts are covered in section 15 of the terms, which say users earn a share of what their referred sign-ups pay and that "Payouts are sent in USD via Cosmo Payment." BranditScan reserves the right to change the referral program. The pages give no payout threshold or cookie window. The terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Quebec, Canada, and the State of Delaware, USA.

The about page says the team works from a home base near Montreal with teams in the United States and Barbados, and that a founder built one of the most visited video platforms on the internet. It lists an XBIZ Product of the Year award and a Google Transparency Report accuracy mention. The studios page claims 12,000+ creators, 380M+ delistings and a Trustpilot rating of 4.8/5, which are the site's own figures. The affiliate page features a case study, "Member since January 2021", showing 63,866 leaks removed alongside a recovered-revenue figure and a rise in revenue and traffic. That is one client's result as the site presents it.

Who it suits and who it does not

BranditScan fits a creator who wants scanning, notices and Google delisting running without daily effort, especially a faceless creator or one working under stage names. A studio with a large catalog gets custom daily scans priced per paysite. An affiliate with an audience of creators can use the recurring referral offer and the paid tasks, though those tasks pay a flat fee and need content produced.

There are caveats. The cheapest paid plan is a fixed monthly cost whatever a creator sells, and the free first scan shows the exposure before any payment. Refunds cover annual plans only. The site argues it is the only service combining facial recognition, real-time scanning and automated takedowns, which is its own claim. The takedowns are automated by design; a creator who wants a person involved has the White Glove concierge, which the home page says manages the account.