We find your leaks.
Then we remove them.
We scan leak forums, file hosts, and search results, then file the takedowns ourselves — Google delisting, DMCA notices, file host removals. What can't be removed, we tell you plainly.
- xxxxxxxx.st/xxxxx/user/xxxxxxxDelistable
- xxxxx.su/thread/xxxxxx-xxxxSource won’t comply
- xxxx.xx/f/xxxxxxxxxxLink killable
- xxxxxxxxx.to/xxxxxx/xxxxxxDelistable
- xxxxxx.xx/d/xxxxxxxLink killable
- xxxxxxx.cc/board/xxxxxxxxxSource won’t comply
We file on every removable URL. Rescans catch reuploads.
How Unleaked Works
Every scan runs the same way, whether it's your first or your fortieth. You see what we found, what we filed, and what came back.
Scan
We search leak forums, file hosts, Telegram mirrors, and the search results people actually use to find you. Every hit is matched against your handles and aliases, then checked to see whether it's still live.
File
Google delisting, DMCA notices to hosts, file host removals — filed by us, under our name, not yours. We chase every notice to a response instead of sending it and hoping.
Watch
Removal isn't the end of it. We rescan on a schedule, catch mirrors and reuploads as they appear, and refile without waiting for you to spot them.
Three outcomes. We act on all three.
Out of Google, usually within a week. We file the notice, track it, and refile if it reappears. The page may still exist — almost nobody finds it.
We send the notice to the file host and the download dies. The forum post stays up pointing at nothing. We monitor for reuploads and kill those too.
Some offshore hosts ignore every notice. We can't force those down and we won't pretend otherwise — so we delist the page from search and take out every mirror we find.
We scan while you’re asleep.
Scheduled scans catch most of it. For everything else, there’s you — and you can act the second you see something.
Paste a link. We file.
Found a mirror at 2am? Drop the URL in your dashboard. If it’s a target we can file against, the notice goes out immediately* — no waiting for the next scheduled scan, no filling out Google’s form yourself.
* Google delisting and most file hosts are automated and go out on submission. Some targets need a human to draft the notice — those go out same day. And some hosts won’t comply with anything; we’ll tell you which is which instead of filing into a void.
We look where search won’t take you.
Leak forums, Telegram mirrors, file hosts, and the reupload accounts that appear a week after a takedown. Our matching learns your handles, your aliases, and the deliberate misspellings people use to stay out of search results.
A person who knows your case.
Not a ticket queue. You get a human who’s seen your findings, knows which hosts have been stonewalling you, and can tell you what’s actually happening with a notice.
Your accounts, mapped.
Most creators are on five platforms under four spellings of the same name. We track every handle you’ve used — including the ones you’ve abandoned — so a scan covers all of you, not just the one name you remembered to type in.
Leaks aren’t the only thing wearing your name.
Fake profiles using your photos. Handle squatters one character off from yours. Telegram channels selling “your” content to people who think they’re paying you. We flag those too.
Which one is her?
- Fake profiles
- Handle squatters
- Stolen-photo accounts
- Fan-scam channels
One of the only DMCA takedown services actually based in the US.
A DMCA notice is a sworn legal document, and most of it becomes public. Who files it — and where they’re based — decides what that costs you.
We’re based in the US. Most takedown services aren’t — Estonia, mostly, or elsewhere in the EU.
That matters exactly once: when something goes wrong. If a service mishandles your content or exposes your name, a US company answers in a US court. A foreign one means hiring a lawyer overseas to get anywhere.
Check the footer of any service you’re considering. It’s usually right there.
- 01
You
Your legal name - 02
Unleaked
Your legal name - 03
Host / Google
Name redacted - 04
Lumen (public)
Name redacted
Notices are filed by Unleaked as your authorized agent. What reaches the public record is our name, not yours.
Pricing
Free forever, and automated takedowns start at $17/mo* billed annually or $25/mo. billed monthly
See pricing →* $200 billed once a year.