200,000+ leaks removed for 4,000+ creators
Content protection you can put in your own pitch deck
Per-seat leak removal for your whole roster, white-labeled, from $39 per model per month. Your models see a report with your name on it. We do the filing.
No seat is billable until that model has personally signed. A roster of 20 that comes back with 14 signatures is a 14-seat invoice.
Published seat bands. No quote process.
The band price applies to every seat, not only the seats above the threshold.
| Roster size | Per seat | Top of the band |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 models | $79/mo | $316 |
| 5–14 models | $65/mo | $910 |
| 15–39 models | $52/mo | $2,028 |
| 40+ models | $39/mo | plus $500/mo platform fee |
USD; VAT or GST at checkout where it applies. The $500/mo platform fee at 40+ is the only fee here that is not per seat.
Every seat gets the same verification. The scanning scales; the person checking the matches is the constraint. We take rosters up to FOUNDER: max seats accepted today seats, and above that we tell you no rather than sell you a queue.
What one seat includes
- Every seat scanned weekly, under every name you give us, with every match verified by a person before a notice goes out
- Every notice written and screened by a person before it goes per seat
- Google and Bing delisting on both tracks, copyright and personal explicit imagery, plus Telegram and Discord at every band
- Unlimited stage names, impersonator removals, and a monthly white-label report per model you forward without editing
- Deepfake and impersonator takedowns, priced per seat against your band
Flat fee. No percentage. Ever.
Not of your subscriptions, not of your tips, not of your PPV, not of your customs. Not on any plan, not on any pillar, and not as an option we would offer you later. There is no version of this where we take a share of what you earn.
You pay a published number. It is the same number whether you make $2,000 a month or $200,000.
Send us two handles. We send back two reports in 48 hours.
Full Exposure Reports on two models of your choice: live URL counts and what we'd file first. The same report a paying client gets. No call, no card, no contract.
Everything we do here is public procedure, and we publish it free and ungated. The first site takes about twenty minutes to work out and every one after that takes five: How to do this yourself →. Whether your management agreement lets you file in your own name is a question for your lawyer, not for us. Hire us when the weekly hours stop being worth what they cost you, not before.
We need each model's signature before we file for her
We will not file for a creator on your say-so alone. Path A is her own signature: a link to her phone, one screen, about a minute, and she gives her legal name straight to us. You never see it. Path B is your executed management agreement with the clauses that grant the rights, accepted or refused inside 3 business days. Either way, every model gets a plain notification that we've started work for her. Not optional, not white-labeled.
This is a gate, not a checkbox. No override, no rush path, no version where you assert the rights and we take your word for it. §512(f) creates liability for a knowing material misrepresentation in a notice. That is the statute's own wording. What it would mean in any particular case is a lawyer's question. We'd rather lose the deal than build a roster on an assertion.
Conflicts, volunteered
We run a conflicts check at intake and we won't work both sides of the same dispute. If we ever sell creators a contract review product, a model on your roster who has bought it costs us that seat, and we won't tell you who she is.
Beyond protection
Three more things agencies buy. Roster Infrastructure at $450/creator/mo, minimum 5, and Account Bench at $260 per build plus $35/mo to hold, both priced in full on /distribute under the platform terms-of-service disclosure that sits above them. Agency Roster Teardown, $1,250 for 5 creators, on /optimize/teardown.
Six rungs. The host notice first, after a logged fair-use screen. Search delisting in parallel, because it is the fastest rung and needs nobody's cooperation. Then Cloudflare, which removes nothing but makes the origin host identify itself. Then upstream: the transit provider, the registrar, and the ad networks paying the site. Then the statutory routes, which reach places copyright cannot. Then a handoff to your own attorney, which we refer and never do in-house.
Every timeline lives on one page, so it can only be wrong in one place.