Vesamuni

What Vesamuni is

Vesamuni runs "takedowns", a content-protection service for creators, webcam performers and people whose intimate images were shared without consent. It does not pay creators. It finds unauthorized copies on public websites and files removal requests for you, in its name, so the sites never see yours. Creators can run a free instant scan with no card. The paid side is a monthly or annual subscription in three plans (Standard, Pro and Agency), with a 14-day free trial on Standard and Pro and a pay-as-you-go single takedown for people who need only one link removed. The pages are in English, and the terms name the operator as Vesamuni Cybersecurity, Sri Lanka.

The service is built around two things: protecting income from leaks, and privacy. The pricing page describes it as a way to "scan your username or profile link in 10 seconds, find unauthorized copies, file takedowns under our legal shield, and recover your subscribers."

How protection works here

You start with something to search for: a known leaked URL, a reference image, or video frames. For webcam work, a room name is enough, and the webcam page says you do not need your legal name. The how-it-works page says Vesamuni uses those starting points to look for possible copies on Google and Bing, Reddit, public Telegram channels, tube sites and cyberlockers. No passwords are needed.

You then review the matches and choose the links that need action. Notices go out from the service's legal mailbox, in its name as your authorized agent. The for-creators page says your email, postal address and payment details are never included, and that pirate site operators only see Vesamuni Cybersecurity entity details. A public "Protected by" badge is optional and shows only the name you choose, or none.

Two layers. Vesamuni asks the host to take the file down and asks Google and Bing to drop the page from their results. The site notes that delisting does not delete the file, so the workspace tracks the two outcomes separately. After requests go out, it re-checks reported links, and you can see whether each link is removed, still live or needs follow-up.

Monitoring. Scheduled public-source searches look for re-uploads and other copies. The free plan runs monthly, Standard weekly, and Pro and Agency daily. Scheduled monitoring is separate from the on-demand scan and takedown allowances, so running your own scans does not use up the scheduled runs.

What it covers. The service helps find and report unauthorized images, videos and reposts on public websites, including creator leaks and intimate content shared without consent, and it prepares Google Search delisting requests. It does not guarantee removal: "Websites and platforms decide how they respond."

Webcam models. The webcam page is direct about a limit: the service cannot prevent someone recording a live show. It "helps you find and report public copies after they appear" and does not block screen recording or promise that every recording will be found. A webcam creator gets a free check with no account, one check a day, and then Standard or Pro for ongoing protection.

Free tools. The tools page offers four with no account and nothing stored: an OnlyFans leak checker that also covers Fansly and cam content, a leak site checker that shows the removal route Vesamuni uses for a site, with removal rates and times from requests it has filed, a DMCA notice generator and a watermark tool that stamps your handle across a photo before you post it.

Guides. The blog carries human-reviewed articles, dated from July to October 2026, on stopping OnlyFans leaks, reporting deepfakes and removing non-consensual intimate imagery. One advises that OnlyFans cannot stop screenshots, so no setting makes leaks impossible, and that watermarks, copyright registration and weekly searches make them rarer and quicker to remove.

Survivors. If intimate images of you were shared without consent, the survivor plan is free: up to 3 private cases with 10 scans and 5 takedown requests a month, no card. The blog points readers to StopNCII and Take It Down as well.

Agencies. The Agency plan is priced per seat with a 3-seat minimum. Each seat adds 10 creators, 500 scans and 250 takedown requests per month, and agencies get daily monitoring, a shared roster workspace, API access and webhooks.

Money and rules

Vesamuni pays nothing, so there are no payout terms. The model is a subscription billed monthly or annually through Stripe, with monthly allowances of scans and takedown requests on each plan and no automatic overage charges. The terms say you can cancel any time, with billing stopping at the end of the current period, and that you keep all rights to the content you submit. You must confirm that the content is yours or that you are authorized to act for the person in it. The pricing page says charges appear on card and bank statements as VESAMUNI, and that the words OnlyFans, Adult or Takedowns never appear on them.

In October 2026 the pricing page lists Standard at $39 per month, Pro at $99 per month and Agency at $149 per seat per month, all in USD, with an annual option described as "12 months for the price of 10". The same page lists a single takedown link at $3 without a subscription.

• Standard: 5 protected profiles, weekly monitoring, 100 scans and 50 takedown requests a month.
• Pro: 20 protected profiles, daily monitoring, 500 scans and 200 takedown requests a month, with 3 user seats.
• Free: the for-creators page lists monthly scheduled monitoring on Free; the webcam free check runs once a day without an account. The pricing page notes that content you sell "starts with the 14-day trial instead" of the free survivor plan.
• Single takedown: you create an account, verify your email and confirm your rights to start the case.
• Trial: Standard and Pro start with 14 days free. A card is required, nothing is charged for 14 days, and canceling before the trial ends costs nothing.
• Refunds: annual plans get a 30-day money-back window from the original purchase date. The terms say they do not pro-rate refunds for partial months, and an account terminated for cause gets no refund.
• Uploads: media you submit for checking is processed temporarily for case review, safety and abuse prevention. Access is restricted to authorized operators, and temporary copies are deleted automatically within 7 days. The license you grant to store, fingerprint, scan and dispatch notices ends when you delete the case or close your account.
• Prohibited use: the terms bar using the service to harass or retaliate against anyone, submitting content you have no legal right to act on, sending notices unrelated to genuine infringement, and reselling access without written permission.
• Changes: the terms promise an email at least 30 days before any material change.
• Law: disputes are governed by the laws of Sri Lanka, with venue in Colombo, unless your local law gives you protection you cannot waive.

The site does not publish a list of accepted countries.

Who it suits

The service fits a creator who wants steady monitoring without a long contract: weekly on Standard, daily on Pro, with a month-to-month price and a trial. The pay-as-you-go single takedown suits someone who has one live leak to report. Creators who worry about exposure benefit from notices that never carry a legal name or home address. Webcam performers get a plain statement of what it can and cannot do. Agencies can add creators by the seat.

The limits are plain. Removal is not guaranteed, and a request is not a guarantee. Allowances are monthly caps, with extra credits sold in billing. A new creator with no leaks may not need paid monitoring. Live-show recording cannot be prevented.