LeakRemover AI

What LeakRemover AI is

LeakRemover AI is a subscription service that finds leaked adult content and files DMCA takedowns to remove it. It does not pay creators; the creator pays for protection. It describes itself as a women-led cybersecurity company, and it calls itself the leading DMCA takedown service for OnlyFans creators, which is its own marketing claim. The About page says it protects over 10,000 creators across OnlyFans, Chaturbate, Fansly and dozens of other platforms, and that its founding team is made up of cybersecurity experts and former creators.

Joining starts free. A free account gives you a scan report of your leaks with no card needed. Paid plans are called Core, Advanced and Supreme, and new customers may get a 7-day free trial. The site also runs a separate Agencies page for managers who handle several creators.

How the service works

The About page states the idea plainly: manual takedowns are too slow, too expensive and too stressful for an individual creator, so the company built an AI that scans millions of pages and files DMCA takedowns automatically. The homepage splits the product into two parts.

1. AI-powered detection. It scans Google, social media, tube sites, forums and file hosts at the same time. Its FAQ says the AI builds a digital fingerprint from your creator name, your stage names and sample photos, and combines face recognition, body detection and username tracking to find your content across the web. The About page says it covers tube sites, Telegram, forums and file hosts.
2. Automated takedowns. DMCA filings go to Google, Bing and hosting providers. The homepage says most leaks are removed within 24-48 hours, which is the site's claim rather than something you can count on for every case.

Specific claims on the OnlyFans removal page:

• Google deindexing typically happens within 24 hours, and emergency processing for fresh leaks can be as fast as 6-12 hours.
• The service targets leak aggregator sites including Fapello, Coomer and Simpcity, filing DMCA takedowns to those sites and to their hosting providers.
• Deindexing requests go to Google, Bing, Yandex, Yahoo and Ecosia, so piracy pages drop out of search results.
• If the same content reappears, or new leaks surface, the AI monitors around the clock and files a fresh DMCA takedown automatically. The site frames this as ongoing protection rather than a one-time cleanup.
• Your dashboard shows each leak detected, which site hosted it, the removal status and when it came down.

Privacy is a stated feature. The FAQ says every DMCA notice is filed under the company's legal identity, so your real name, address and personal details stay private. The terms of service say that is the default, and that you can instead choose to have notices filed with your own personal or business details in the dashboard's Privacy Settings. They add that some platforms may respond better when the actual copyright holder is named.

Human review is part of the process. The pricing page says links the system is unsure about get a check by the team before a notice goes out. It sets this against competitors it says rely on software alone and miss things. The terms are more careful: they say the service uses AI and machine learning, applies expert human review where applicable, and cannot guarantee full detection accuracy, with false positives possible.

The Supreme plan adds legal support for stubborn cases, such as content that keeps being reposted no matter how many takedowns are filed. The pricing page says that once you have a lawyer, LeakRemover deals with them directly and joins the calls, so you are not relaying details back and forth. It hands over the case record: every URL found, when it was found, and every takedown notice filed on your behalf. If you have no lawyer yet, your account manager helps you scope the problem first so you know what to ask for before paying anyone.

There is also an app for iOS, Android and desktop, which the site says gives instant leak alerts and a full dashboard and works offline.

Below the plans, the site publishes review scores: it says it is rated 4.9 / 5 on Trustpilot and 5.0 / 5 on Google, and shows creator testimonials. These are the site's own presentation of third-party ratings.

Money and rules

LeakRemover AI is paid by subscription, billed monthly or annually. The terms say a subscription renews automatically until canceled and that there are no contracts. The pricing page lists three plans, each adding names, scan frequency and manual work to the one below. As of October 2026 they run from $99 a month for Core to $299 a month for Supreme, with Advanced between the two, and a toggle for annual billing that the page says saves 20%:

• Core. Pitched at new creators: 5 names monitored, daily scans on Google, 4 social media platforms, removal requests to Google and notices to the sites, 400 self-submission links a month and live reports.
• Advanced. Tagged Most Popular and pitched at creators in the top tenth: everything in Core plus 10 names, 5 search engines, a smart scan boost, 9 social media platforms, a Twitter power scan, 1 hour a week of manual search by the team, unlimited self-submissions and a dedicated account manager. Bing removal requests start on this plan.
• Supreme. Pitched at the highest earners: unlimited names, scans every hour, Telegram takedowns included (on request on the lower plans), 2 hours a week of manual search, a more frequent Twitter power scan, legal support and quarterly strategy calls.

The pricing FAQ says you can upgrade or downgrade at any time, that changes take effect immediately, and that billing is prorated so you only pay the difference. Self-submission links are links you send in yourself; the team files the takedowns on them.

The terms name the operator as Leak Remover OÜ, with a registered address in Tallinn, Estonia. Business customers fall under the jurisdiction of Harju County Court in Tallinn, while EU consumers may bring claims in their own country's courts. The terms also draw a line around the service: it does not provide legal advice, attorney representation, trademark enforcement or guaranteed removal outcomes, and third-party platforms decide whether to comply with a notice.

What the terms do state:

• Free trial. New customers may receive a 7-day free trial. Starting it means you consent to immediate service delivery and waive any statutory withdrawal period under EU consumer law. Trial accounts have limited features and may carry extra restrictions.
• Billing. Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each billing period, monthly or annually, until canceled. You are notified 30 days before an annual renewal, and prices can change with 30 days notice.
• Taxes. Prices exclude VAT and other applicable taxes. EU business customers can provide a VAT ID for the reverse charge mechanism.
• Failed payment. The account may be suspended after 7 days and terminated after 30 days. During suspension, monitoring is paused and dashboard access is lost.
• Cancellation. At any time through your dashboard, effective at the end of the current billing period. There are no contracts. When you cancel, scanning stops, but you keep access to your historical data and takedown reports.

The pages state no age rule, ID check or accepted-country list.

Who it suits and who it does not

LeakRemover AI suits a creator who wants to see the scale of the problem before paying, since the scan and report are free and need no card. It also suits creators dealing with leak aggregators and search results at once, because the removal work covers sites like Fapello, Coomer and Simpcity as well as several search engines. Creators whose content is being resold in Telegram groups, or copied in fake content using their face, will find those problems named in the site's testimonials. The Supreme plan is the one to look at for repeat reposters and for anyone already working with a lawyer, because it is the plan that includes legal support and the case record.

Caveats: the 400-link self-submission cap and 5 monitored names on Core are tight for a creator with many aliases or a large leak, and Telegram takedowns are only included on Supreme. Trial users in the EU waive their withdrawal period. The detection is AI-based and the terms admit false positives and no guarantee of full detection. The site's removal-time figures are claims, and the speed on any given case depends on the platform. If you cancel, scanning stops and new uploads are not caught.