leakshield
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What leakshield is
leakshield is a subscription takedown service for leaked content, run by leakshield GmbH of Berlin. It does not pay creators anything. It is a cost a creator carries to keep stolen copies of their work out of search results and off other sites, and it sells a monthly plan with a 10-day free trial and no setup fee. Its pages are published in English and German, and it says it protects adult creators on OnlyFans, Fansly and similar platforms every day, alongside its work for media companies, entertainment brands, law firms and other clients. A separate agency program covers studios and managers who protect several creators at once.
How the service works
The pitch on the home page is "You create. We take down." The service has three stages, which it labels Scan, Verify and Remove. In the first, a creator's content is matched against search engines, leak sites and social platforms day and night. In the second, every hit is reviewed before it counts, so the dashboard shows real matches rather than noise. The German page adds that its team and its AI agents check each match against the creator's own guidelines. In the third stage, de-indexing, DMCA and host takedowns run until the content is gone, documented step by step.
Coverage is described in broad terms: search engines, social media, file hosts and Telegram. The site's navigation also lists separate pages for Google deindexing, Telegram removals, social media removals, livestream protection, piracy removal, fake profile removal and scam ads removal, so the same company handles impersonation and fake accounts as well as copied files. The site says its scans run around the clock and catch leaks, impersonations and piracy early, and that its "trusted status" speeds up every removal. When a takedown needs more than a notice, it says partner law firms around the world take over, which it calls its global legal network.
For the creator, the setup is described as one-off. The home page says to set up your content and rules once, after which leakshield hunts and you read the reports. A dashboard shows every takedown and every open case in one place, so the creator can see where leaks happen as they happen. The site calls this "fully hands-off protection."
The subscription is described as unlimited. The pages say that one subscription covers unlimited automated searches, unlimited reviews and unlimited takedowns, and that the team works "as long as it takes." Support is available every day by phone, WhatsApp or email according to the adult creators page, and the agency page gives office-hours phone support Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM (UTC+2), for urgent matters.
Speed and limits
On timing, the FAQ says most de-indexing requests are processed within days, while direct takedowns depend on the platform. It does not give a guaranteed removal time. It is also direct about what it cannot do. In its own telling, nobody removes everything, and anyone who promises that is lying. It says it removes the vast majority of reported leaks and keeps working on the rest for as long as the customer stays subscribed.
Adult content and discretion
The FAQ answers the adult content question with "Yes. Removing leaked adult content is one of our core strengths, right next to our work for media companies and brands." It says cases are handled discreetly and without judgment, and that the takedown processes are built for this kind of content so a creator never has to explain anything. The German version of the FAQ lists the privacy details: encrypted transmission, servers in Germany, GDPR compliance, data that is never shared, and a bank statement entry that reads leakshield with no hint of what the content is.
Its site also states that the information on its pages is general and not legal advice.
Agencies and studios
The agency program is built for studios and managers who look after several creators from one account. The page says: "We offer special pricing and features for our agency partners." Agencies get a dedicated dashboard with a clear overview of progress for each creator, and they can offer the service as a white-label solution to their own clients. The page does not publish agency prices or minimum roster sizes. It points to a contact form and says the team will respond within 24 hours. A second form on the site, for expert advice, promises a reply within 1-2 business days.
Pricing and terms
leakshield charges a flat subscription, billed monthly or yearly, with no setup fee and no cost per takedown. The trial ends after 10 days on its own. It is non-binding, nothing is charged, and a trial user gets every Max feature regardless of the plan picked afterward. Cancellation takes two clicks in the dashboard and takes effect at the end of the billing period, with no notice period and no phone call.
The creator protection page lists three plans. As of October 2026 they run from €89 a month for Shield to €299 a month for Max, with Pro between them, prices are shown exclusive of any applicable taxes, and annual billing lowers the per-month price by what the page calls 2 months free.
Shield is pitched at creators just starting their careers. It includes unlimited Google removals for search results on the creator's stage names, unlimited manual takedown requests for links the creator finds and submits in the dashboard, email support with replies within 24 hours on business days, and the live-status dashboard.
Pro is marked as the most popular plan. On top of Shield it adds DeepClean, where finding one leak on a site leads the team to track down and remove all of the creator's content on that site at the source, fake profile monitoring on Instagram, X, TikTok and other networks, a quarterly legal Q and A with its partner media-law firm, a monthly email report with proof links, and support by WhatsApp, Telegram and email.
Max is pitched at creators whose content is stolen daily. It adds direct scans of leak sites and forums at regular intervals rather than waiting for Google, removals from Telegram channels and groups including invite-only ones, and real name protection, which alerts the creator when their real name, home town or employer gets linked to their stage name.
The site's own numbers
The home page and the pages for adult creators show live counters. They read 16,923,190 detected infringements, 636 active clients, and 4,782 monitored brands, creators and TV shows. These are the company's own real-time figures, not independent ones. The company page says it was founded in 2023 in Berlin, is fully bootstrapped without investors, and has 24 professional staff. It also lists a Berlin office opening in 2024.
Who it suits
leakshield suits a creator who already has content out there and wants someone else to run the searching, reviewing and notice-filing, for a flat monthly fee rather than a per-takedown price. The free leak check, which needs no sign-up and returns first results in minutes, lets a creator see what is already circulating before paying anything. Studios and agencies with a roster to look after have a program built for them, including white-label resale.
It suits less well a creator on a tight budget who needs Telegram or leak-site scanning, since those sit in the top Max plan. A creator who needs a guaranteed outcome will not get one, because the site refuses to promise full removal and says direct takedowns depend on each platform. And because it is a subscription, the cost continues for as long as the protection does.