Set Up Stage Name Monitoring

Stage names are the names you use professionally. We monitor for these names across the web to find unauthorized mentions of your content.

What Are Stage Names?

Stage names include:

• Your primary performer name
• Aliases and nicknames
• Former names you've used
• Variations of your name

Why Add Stage Names?

Adding stage names allows us to:

1. Text search: Search for your name mentions across the web
2. Find discussions: Locate forum posts and comments about your content
3. Discover leak sites: Find sites sharing your content by name

Adding a Stage Name

1. Go to Monitoring → Stage Names in your dashboard
2. Click Add Stage Name
3. Select the name type:
   • Primary Stage Name: Your main performer name
   • Alias/Nickname: Alternative names you use
   • Former Stage Name: Names you no longer use
4. Enter the name
5. Optionally add a description
6. Click Add Stage Name

Name Types

Primary Stage Name

Your main professional name. This is typically the name you use on your primary platform.

Alias/Nickname

Other names you're known by. This could include:

• Shortened versions of your name
• Nicknames fans use
• Names on different platforms

Former Stage Name

Names you used in the past but no longer use. Adding these helps us find older content that may still be circulating.

Search Variations

We automatically search for variations of your stage names including:

• Common misspellings
• Leetspeak variations (e.g., "j4n3" for "jane")
• Name + keywords (e.g., "jane onlyfans", "jane leaked")

Managing Stage Names

Viewing Your Names

All your stage names are displayed with:

• The name and type
• Description (if provided)
• Number of matches found

Editing a Name

Currently, stage names cannot be edited after creation. To change a name:

1. Delete the existing name
2. Add a new name with the correct information

Deleting a Name

To delete a stage name:

1. Find the name in your list
2. Click the delete (trash) icon
3. Confirm the deletion

Limits

Plan	Stage Names
Free	1
Trial	5
Starter	5
Professional	25
Enterprise	Unlimited

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If you need more stage names than your plan allows, consider upgrading your subscription.

Best Practices

• Start with your primary name: Add your main performer name first
• Add common variations: Include nicknames and variations fans might use
• Include former names: Old content may still reference your previous names
• Be specific: More specific names produce more relevant results