Ceartas

What it is

Ceartas is a content protection service that finds stolen copies of a creator's work and has them removed. It sells to individual creators on four monthly plans and to agencies that manage a roster of creators from one dashboard. It does not pay creators; for an earner it is a cost line that protects the income they already make. The pricing page sells every plan per creator per month and advertises a discount on the first month of any plan, and the agencies page offers a 5-day free trial. The site is in English. Its audience is wider than adult creators, since it also writes for YouTubers, streamers, influencers, coaches and educators, but its leaked content section is written "For Creators with paid content", its home page talks about forcing traffic back to "your official, paywalled platforms", and its plans include Telegram removals that matter to adult sellers. The footer signs the business as Ceartas DMCA.

How earning works here

Ceartas does not open an income stream. What it sells is the recovery of income lost to piracy, and its headline frames it that way: it "finds stolen content, removes it fast, and stops it coming back", organized as Detect, Delete, Repeat. The home page says its AI scanner runs 24/7 across 75M sites and 2K platforms, looking for a creator's likeness, logo, watermark and leaks.

The site splits the problem by type of threat.

Leaked content. The line for creators with paid content is "We find every leak and if it can be removed at the source, we remove it. If it can't, we reduce its visibility and cut off its reach." A panel beside it shows example leak sites and the number of links removed from each.

Deepfakes. Ceartas says it builds a biometric fingerprint of a creator's identity, scans the internet for content that looks like them, checks what is synthetic and traces the source AI model, then takes fakes down. A separate section on expedited removal flows says deepfakes spread across sites a creator would never think to check.

Fake accounts. For influencers and personal brands, the site describes shutting down cloned profiles that redirect an audience and take brand deals. Its later sections say facial and voice recognition AI hunts fake profiles and catfish accounts across Instagram, TikTok and X.

Re-uploaded clips and stolen courses. For YouTubers and streamers, the example is a video on a channel with 200k subscribers earning ad revenue. For coaches and educators, it is a paid course shared in a Telegram group with 4,000 members. These are the site's illustrations, not reported cases.

The home page lays out the work in three phases. Phase 1, marked as within 24 hours, covers threat mapping across 75M+ sites, an automated takedown pipeline that issues removal orders to pirate domains and offshore hosts, and delisting requests to Google and Bing. Phase 2 is daily surveillance, including Reddit, Telegram groups and non-compliant tube sites, plus impersonator removal and the removal of non-consensual synthetic media. Phase 3 is what the site calls ongoing revenue defense, with reporting on removed threats.

The site also says it goes beyond DMCA notices, using "6+ legal frameworks", international copyright law and platform relationships, and that its account managers are WIPO-certified. It claims direct partnerships with Google, TikTok, Meta, OnlyFans, Cloudflare and others, worded as "When we file, platforms listen." These are Ceartas's own claims.

Day to day, a creator works in a dashboard. The site promises one dashboard for every takedown, with live takedowns "as they happen", so a creator can track each identified leak and each active takedown, including from a phone.

Agencies. The agencies page says Ceartas gives agencies "a single dashboard to protect every creator on your roster. Automatically, at scale, with zero setup fee." Pricing there is "Transparent, usage-based pricing", paying only for the creators actively protected, with volume-based discounts and a slider from 1 creator to 300+ creators. The agency view adds a unified dashboard with live analytics, takedown stats and threat detection across the roster, and creator self-service access, where each creator can see their own reports and manually submit links for takedown. The page says an agency can start in 60 seconds, scale up or down anytime and set up in 10 minutes with the team's help. It says it is trusted by 100+ leading agencies and prints testimonials, one of them saying that when Side+ was under attack by pirates, Ceartas "removed over 700,000 leaks". In October 2026 the agency page shows its own per-creator monthly list prices for the same four plans, from $89 for Star to $1,200 for Platinum, before volume discounts.

Money and rules

Ceartas bills a subscription per creator per month, on monthly or discounted yearly billing, and the pricing page says a creator can cancel anytime. In October 2026 that page offers 50% off the first month on any plan, and its four plans run from Star at $34.50 for that discounted first month, then $69/month, to Platinum at $1.2K/month.

• Star, for rising stars. It lists anonymity, unlimited usernames, unlimited Google removals, 300 manual takedown requests and basic scanning twice weekly.
• Elite, marked most popular. It adds brand specialist support, AI powered scanning four times weekly, reverse image searches, social removals and unlimited manual takedown requests.
• VIP, for top creators, which the page lists at $349/month. It lists daily AI scans, deepfake removals, Telegram removals, AI impersonation removals and a dedicated account manager, and adds Bing and Yahoo to Google.
• Platinum, for celebs and A-list talent. It lists a dedicated team, AI deep scanning, manual legal submission, discounted legal support from a partner law firm, daily takedowns and 2 dedicated account managers.

The comparison table spells out what each tier covers. Star covers leaks. Elite adds doxxing, brand misuse, manipulated content, impersonation, fake profiles and watermark misuse. VIP adds scam ads, merch counterfeits and AI fake profiles, plus takedowns on Amazon, Shopify, eBay and Etsy and at the payment processors PayPal, Stripe and Cash App. Platinum adds cease and desists, white glove support, trademark services and customized takedown notices. Copyright registration is offered on every plan: the table shows an admin fee on Star, a lower one on Elite and no fee on VIP or Platinum. Anonymous filing is marked as included on all four plans, though the page does not explain the process.

The home and agency pages carry badges reading "Trusted Copyright Removal Partner" and "Official Safety Partner" without naming who grants them. The footer lists offices in Dublin, Ireland and Berlin, Germany. The pages do not state refund terms.

Who it suits and who it does not

Ceartas suits a creator or agency whose paid content is already being reposted and who wants scanning, notices and reporting handled for them. An adult creator selling on a paywalled platform is squarely the reader the leaked content and Telegram sections address. The upper plans add the pieces aimed at heavier abuse: Telegram removals, deepfake removals, AI impersonation removals, takedowns at marketplaces and payment processors, and legal escalation. An agency with a growing roster is a clear fit, since the zero setup fee, the self-service creator dashboards and per-creator pricing mean cost tracks headcount.

The caveats are cost and scope. Plans are per creator, so the bill multiplies with every account, and Telegram and deepfake coverage starts only at VIP, the third of the four plans. Platinum is pitched at celebrity talent. The site is written for creators in general rather than adult performers in particular, so its pricing page carries no adult-specific guidance. A creator who only needs Google removals and a fixed number of manual takedowns may find Star enough; one fighting impersonators and Telegram reposts will be looking at VIP or above.