Sidenty

What Sidenty is

Sidenty Creators is a leak removal and content protection service for adult creators. It does not pay creators. Creators subscribe to it so that leaked copies of their work are found and removed, which protects what they earn on their own platforms. Its creators page says it "removes leaked content from the internet backed by a real legal team, not just automated bots," and its OnlyFans page goes further: "Sidenty is a legal firm." The about page says the company was founded in 2017 by experienced legal professionals and that its headquarters are in The Netherlands. The footer lists addresses in Den Haag and in Albany, New York. The site is in English.

The creators page offers protection for OnlyFans, Fansly and Chaturbate, and the FAQ adds Patreon, ManyVids and JustForFans. Three subscription plans are listed on the OnlyFans page, tiered by how often Sidenty monitors, how many hours of manual work it gives and whether legal action is included, and the site offers a free leak analysis before signing up. Cancellation is possible at any time from the portal under the subscription.

How the service works

The creators page opens with a platform choice. A creator active on several platforms is told to select the one used most and add other platforms to the account later. The strategy it describes has 3 parts: search for unauthorized copies across leak sites, forums, Telegram, Google, Bing, Yandex and more; file DMCA takedown notices and apply legal pressure where automated tools fail; and keep monitoring so new leaks are caught before they spread.

Detection is the first selling point. The page says "Sidenty thinks the way pirates think." People looking for leaked content rarely search a name alone; they combine names with scenarios, situations and keywords, and Sidenty says its AI maps those combinations, "including searches you would never anticipate yourself." The OnlyFans page adds manual expert searches across 5000+ platforms, AI image recognition for heavily edited or cropped content, reverse image search, deep web monitoring of private forums and protected sites, and scanning of social media including private groups. The plan list mentions manual monitoring twice daily for new OnlyFans leaks.

A newer feature, Visual Protection, targets leaks posted without the creator's name. A creator uploads images and videos, encrypted, to the platform; the system scans the internet for matches around the clock, catches them even when the name has been removed or changed, and sends each match to the copyright team for review and removal. The page says it is included in the service.

Enforcement is the second selling point. The creators page says "No limits on takedowns, ever," so content is covered "without additional costs or caps." When a platform ignores a standard request, the in-house legal team "steps in and initiates legal procedures specifically designed to force even the most uncooperative platforms into compliance." The OnlyFans page lists the steps: cease and desist letters from qualified attorneys, formal complaints to hosting providers and registrars, payment processor notifications aimed at a site's revenue, and court filings when a site ignores legal notices. Hosting companies, registrars, PayPal, Stripe and ad networks receive legal notices, according to the page. There are no extra legal fees for standard enforcement, and an international legal network pursues websites hosted anywhere.

The dashboard tracks every request in 3 statuses (submitted for removal, pending, successfully removed) and sorts removals by type: search engines including Google, Google Images and Bing; social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit and TikTok; adult websites; file sharing sites; and forums and communities. Legal steps, including cease and desist delivery, hosting provider responses and court filing progress, show there too. Support comes from a personal agent; the FAQ says "Your personal agent walks you through it step by step until you're completely comfortable."

To start, the FAQ says Sidenty needs a URL to the original content, the OnlyFans username and any places the creator publishes so they can be whitelisted. The team handles the legal documentation and proof of ownership, and may ask for more information if formal legal procedures begin.

Money and rules

Protection is a subscription in 3 tiers, and legal action is part of the upper 2 only. As of October 2026 the OnlyFans page lists them like this:

• Standard Protection, listed at €95: weekly monitoring, search engine, social media and download or streaming site removals, pixel by pixel image matching, Telegram removals, email support, unlimited usernames and 1 hour of manual work per week. Legal action can be added by upgrading. The page recommends it for small or new creators.
• Full Protection, listed at €199: the same coverage plus WhatsApp support, 3 hours of manual work per week, legal action included and up to 3 legal cases per month. Recommended for active creators.
• Premium Protection, listed at €399: daily monitoring, 10 hours of manual work per week, legal action included and up to 6 legal cases per month. Recommended for big creators.

The page prints the prices without a billing period beside them. On timing, the FAQ says most removals happen within 48 to 72 hours on cooperative platforms like Reddit and Instagram, that search engines like Google typically respond within 5 to 7 business days, and that difficult cases needing legal action may take 2 to 3 weeks. A second answer on the same page puts Google removals at 2 to 3 business days. In October 2026 the FAQ claims a 98.7% removal success rate overall for legitimate copyright claims, with a slightly higher rate on Reddit, and says monitoring detects new leaks within hours of posting. These are Sidenty's own figures. It also notes that no service can give complete protection, since subscribers can still take screenshots or record the screen.

Who it suits and who it does not

Sidenty suits a creator whose leaks keep surviving ordinary DMCA notices, since the pitch is legal escalation behind every filing. It suits a creator on OnlyFans, Fansly, Chaturbate or a smaller platform who wants a person to work the case, with weekly hours of manual work written into each plan. Visual Protection matters to a creator whose content is reposted without the stage name. The unlimited usernames help a creator with several handles.

The caveats are real. Legal action starts only on the middle plan, Full Protection, and the number of legal cases per month is capped by tier, which sits beside the "No limits" headline. The two Google timings on the same page do not agree, and the success rates are the company's own. Hard cases can run for weeks. A new creator on the entry plan, Standard Protection, gets weekly monitoring and 1 hour of manual work, which may be thin if leaks are already spreading.