Traqeer

What Traqeer is

Traqeer is a leak-removal and anti-piracy service for adult creators, sold by subscription, with a separate plan for studios and agency accounts in its terms. It does not pay you. It protects the income you already earn on a fan platform by finding unauthorized copies of your content and asking the sites and search engines that carry them to take them down. The terms name the provider as Media Defender LLC, a New Mexico limited liability company doing business as Traqeer, and the footer says the product is made "from Barcelona to the World". The site and its terms are published in English, Spanish and Portuguese, and the terms say the English text prevails.

The site frames the problem as lost sales. Its homepage says potential subscribers search a creator's name, find the content for free on Google or Telegram, and never reach the paid profile. Traqeer's pitch is that removing those free copies keeps the sale alive. There is a free account, every paid plan opens with a 7-day free trial, and payment runs through Stripe.

How protection works here

The homepage describes a four-step flow. You create a profile ("in just 2 minutes, no technical knowledge needed"), and the system starts working. Then, in the site's words, "AI scans the internet", covering "Google, Telegram, Reddit and pirate sites", all scanned automatically and continuously. The third step is removal: "Automatic DMCAs + human team 24/7. Including Telegram groups." The fourth is reporting, through a real-time dashboard that shows what was detected, what is in progress and what has already been removed.

The homepage FAQ makes a point of continuity. It argues that a one-off removal is not the most effective approach because content reappears, so the service scans constantly and acts again when a copy returns. It also says Telegram removal is available on the VIP plan, calls it "one of our biggest differentiators", and describes specific processes for Telegram groups and channels.

The terms describe the same service in contract language: automated and manual searches for unauthorized copies and for impersonations, review of the results by automated systems and the Traqeer team, removal and delisting requests on grounds of copyright, trademark, impersonation or misuse of image or name (DMCA notices included), follow-up of each request while the account is active, and a dashboard with reports.

Three creator plans are sold, and the pricing page lists what each one includes.

• Starter: unlimited Google removals, unlimited website removals, unlimited usernames, an AI deep scan and weekly takedowns.
• Premium: everything in Starter, plus removals on Reddit and X, impersonation protection and daily takedowns.
• VIP: everything in Premium, plus Telegram removals, pro legal assistance, copyright registration (U.S.) and 24/7 dedicated support.

The comparison table adds a few distinctions. The AI deep scan is "Automatic" on Starter and Premium and "Advanced 24/7" on VIP. Takedown frequency is weekly on Starter, daily on Premium and real-time on VIP. Support is normal on Starter, priority on Premium and 24/7 dedicated on VIP. U.S. copyright registration is included only on VIP.

The footer groups the removal pages by platform (OnlyFans, Fansly, ManyVids, Chaturbate, deepfakes and fake profiles) and by channel (Telegram, Reddit, Google Search, Discord, X and Cloudflare sites).

Studios and agencies

The studio page is headed "Anti-Piracy Protection for Studios" and says the plan is built to protect an entire catalog, "from small studios to global productions." Pricing follows the number of videos, so a studio's cost tracks the size of its catalog and not the number of performers. One Studio Protection plan covers a catalog up to a stated video count, and larger libraries go to Enterprise, which has custom pricing and a "Book a Demo" button. Both list unlimited removals, social media takedowns, advanced AI monitoring, daily takedowns and 24/7 dedicated support. The studio coverage table adds unlimited username protection and unlimited manual requests, and shows Telegram removal as a separately priced item.

The terms define an Agency as a customer that manages the content or identity of one or more creators within a single account, "including studios, managers and production companies". An agency can enable several user logins, create one account per creator and choose the email address that receives each creator's reports. The agency plan price depends on the contracted number of active accounts. The agency must hold each creator's authorization and show proof when Traqeer or a platform asks for it.

Money and rules

The model is a recurring subscription charged in advance through Stripe, monthly or annual, in US dollars, and it renews automatically until you cancel. In October 2026 the pricing page lists Starter at $65 for the first 3 months and $129 per month after that, and the ladder ends with VIP at $749 per month after its introductory period. The same page offers annual billing under the banner "save up to 60%", with Starter shown at $74 per month billed annually, and the homepage says the introductory prices are a limited-time promotion on top of the 7-day trial.

As of October 2026 the studio page lists Studio Protection at $599 per month for up to 50 videos.

The terms of use set the rest of the contract:

• You must be at least 18 years old, hold the rights to the content you register or have the rights holder's written authorization, and not be on a US sanctions list or live in a country under US embargo.
• Protected content may include lawfully produced adult content. Content involving minors, or made or distributed without the consent of the people in it, may not be registered.
• Traqeer may ask for an identity document, a verification photograph, a signed statement or proof of ownership before acting on a claim, and may pause work until it arrives.
• By accepting the terms you authorize Traqeer to act in your name before platforms, including signing the statements that removal requests require. The terms call this power "special and limited": it does not cover lawsuits, settlements or financial obligations, and you can revoke it in writing or by closing the account.
• The service is "a best-efforts obligation, not a guarantee of results". The terms say removal depends on third parties and that the testimonials and figures on the site do not guarantee results.
• Legal representation, legal advice, action on closed, private or encrypted systems, account recovery and reputation management are excluded unless agreed in writing.
• You can cancel renewal at any time from the account or by email. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period already paid.
• "Payments are non-refundable once the billing period has begun." The exceptions are a serious technical failure on Traqeer's side, a duplicate or wrong charge, or a substantial cut to a plan's features during a paid period.
• If a charge fails, Traqeer and Stripe retry it and notify you. Paid features, including searches and removal requests, can be limited or suspended while the payment is outstanding.
• Free trials are limited to one per person and per creator, and the first charge is made when the trial ends unless you cancel before.
• Traqeer may decline a registration when the applicant's content or activity does not fit the service or exposes it to legal risk.
• Changes to the terms that affect your rights or obligations are announced by email and in the application at least 15 days before they take effect, and a customer who does not accept them may close the account before that date.
• The terms are governed by New Mexico law and US federal law, with a consumer's mandatory home-country protections preserved.

The homepage cites Google's Transparency Report for the share of its reported URLs that Google de-indexed and sets its own result beside lower ones for named competitors, noting that each figure links to a public source. That is Traqeer's own comparison. The homepage also promises "Results in <24h" and the pricing page claims "500+ top creators" already protected, both as the site's own claims.

Who it suits

Traqeer suits a creator whose leaks are already a visible problem and who wants someone else to handle the filing: a person with a paid fan profile who finds their name on Google, Reddit or Telegram and does not want to send notices by hand. The Telegram coverage on VIP is the clearest differentiator on the site, so it fits a creator whose copies circulate in groups and channels more than on indexed websites.

Studios with a defined catalog are the other target. A production company with a small library has one fixed plan, and larger libraries are quoted individually. Agencies get multi-login accounts with one protected profile per creator.

The caveats are mostly about cost and scope. The prices shown first on the pricing page are introductory, and the regular monthly rate that follows is higher on every plan. Telegram removal, the feature the site leads with, sits on the top creator plan. Payments are not refunded once a billing period starts, so the 7-day trial is the low-risk way to test the service. The terms promise effort and not outcomes, and they exclude private or encrypted spaces that Traqeer cannot access. A new creator with little content online yet may find even the weekly Starter cadence more than they need. Accepting the terms also grants the power of attorney, so read that section before you subscribe.