LeakVoid

§ How it works

Set it up once. Then send us links whenever you find a leak.

LeakVoid does the paperwork. You send the links, we draft the notices, you sign the ones you want sent, and we send them and show you which links are still up. Links on review, news, commentary or forum pages are shown to you first, with a short fair-use check. Nothing goes out until you sign.

Copyright takedowns for your own work. Here is how it works. One sitting to set up. After that, you send us links and LeakVoid does the paperwork. You make the calls that should be yours.

The short version

  • Whenever you send links: we check each one and draft notices for the ones you confirm.
  • You review the new notices and sign the ones you want sent.
  • We send each signed notice wherever the site takes email, and show whether each link is still up. Sites that only take a web form get a ready-to-file packet.
  • Every link: shown to you with a short fair-use check before anything is drafted.
  • Fake accounts you tell us about: report prepared, you file it.
  • Counter-notices: we pause and tell you.

Get started

$49 a month.

Setting up

  1. You

    Your stage names and an email

    The names you work under, and a private inbox for reports. You also pick the owner name shown on notices: your stage name, a business name or your legal name.

  2. Your pages

    Where you really post

    Your OnlyFans, Fansly, Patreon, Instagram and any other official pages. We never send notices against them.

  3. Your work

    What to protect, and who may use it

    Links to your own content, so we know what a copy of your work looks like. Then your allow list: anyone you have licensed, like promoters or collaborators. They are left alone.

  4. Verify

    Confirm the pages are yours

    Put a short code we give you in your bio or a post, or link your platform account where we support it. Nothing biometric. Notices are sent only for the real creator.

  5. Authorize and subscribe

    Authorize, pay, and send your first links

    You sign the authorization that lets us prepare notices and send the ones you sign. Then you pay $49 a month. Cancel online anytime.

§ Anytime

What happens to each link.

Every link you send us takes one of these paths, depending on what kind of site it is.

  1. Clear copy

    A link you sent us and confirmed as a copy of your own work, somewhere not on your allow list or your own pages. We draft a copyright takedown notice for the site and its host, and it goes on your Sign notices screen. We also prepare a search engine removal request and walk you through submitting it yourself on Google's own form.

    Drafted for you
  2. Unsure

    Links on a review, news, commentary or forum page, or links where we can't tell what's there. These are shown to you first, with a short fair-use check. Confirm one and its notice joins your batch; leave it and nothing happens.

    Your call
  3. Review and sign

    You get a prompt when drafted notices are waiting. Open the Sign notices screen, review the new notices, untick anything you want to skip, and sign the ones still ticked. We send them wherever the site takes notices by email and show whether each link is still up. If a site only accepts its own web form, we give you a ready-to-file packet instead.

    Your review
  4. Fake account

    An account pretending to be you, that you tell us about. We prepare the report of the fake account with the details filled in. You file it yourself, from your own account, because most platforms want these reports from the person being impersonated.

    You file it

§ Rules we keep

Lines we don't cross.

  • No notice goes out until you sign it.
  • No notices against your own pages or anyone on your allow list.
  • Reviews, news, commentary and forum discussion are shown to you first, never drafted on their own.
  • Your legal name, address, phone or ID never go to a platform without your yes, unless the law requires it.
  • If someone sends a counter-notice, we pause that item, forward it to you and never resend on our own.
  • We never file a lawsuit or any court paper for you, and we don't give legal advice.

Our Terms and Privacy Policy are published. The signing authorization will be published at launch.