Cross-platform leak sites
The repost sites and aggregators that mirror content from every subscription platform at once. We scan by name and by image, so it is found however it has been filed.
Fanvue DMCA
Your Fanvue content is being reposted.Get it taken down.
Unexpose scans the web for your work, files the DMCA notices, and gets the copies delisted from Google. Every hour a leak stays up is a subscription somebody did not have to buy. Start with a free scan and see what is actually out there.
No signup. No card. You see what is out there under your name before you decide anything.
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Where it ends up
A smaller platform does not mean smaller leaks
Repost sites do not care which platform work came from. Fanvue content ends up in the same feeds as everything else, and often with less attention on it.
Google Search and Images
Search is how a leak finds an audience. Delisting the URL stops it being found tomorrow, even before the host has responded to a notice.
Impersonation accounts
Accounts using your name and photos to sell your work elsewhere, or to pull your subscribers onto a page that is not yours.
How it works
Three steps, and the third one is ours
- 1
Tell us the name you work under
Your creator name, any variations you post under, and which platforms you are on. That is the whole setup. No uploads and no card to run the free scan.
- 2
We scan and match
Text search across the sites that matter, plus image and face matching. Reference photos are optional: we find most of them ourselves and ask you to confirm each one before it is ever used in a scan.
- 3
We file, chase and delist
DMCA notices go to the host, then to the registrar if the host ignores them, and delisting requests go to Google in parallel. You approve what gets filed and we do the rest.
The bit nobody asks about until it is too late
Your legal name never appears on a takedown notice
A DMCA notice is a legal document, and filed yourself it carries your real name and address, which the recipient can see and which often ends up public. We file under ours instead. Your identity stays between you and us, verified once by a person and never printed on a notice.
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Questions
Yes. You do not need to connect your Fanvue account or share a login. The scan works from your creator name alone, and reference images are optional, so you can see results before adding anything.
No. One account covers every platform you publish on. Add each name you work under and the scan covers all of them together.
No. The scan runs from the name you work under, so you can see results without uploading anything. Photos are optional and mostly automatic: we surface images we believe are yours and you confirm or reject them. Anything you do add is used only to find copies of your work and is never published.
Not through us. We file under our own legal identity, so the recipient sees us rather than you. If you file a notice yourself, your name and address are on it and the host can publish it.
It depends on the host. Compliant hosts usually action a notice within 24 to 72 hours. Non-compliant ones need escalation to the registrar or the network. Google delisting runs in parallel and is often the faster win.
The scan is free and needs no card. Paid plans start at $29 a month, and every plan includes a 7 day money-back guarantee.
Monitoring keeps running after a takedown. The same URL reappearing is treated as a new match and filed again automatically.
Search your name.
See what is actually there.
The scan is free and takes about a minute. You decide what happens after that.
No signup. No card.