Find your stolen content. Get it removed from Google.
BrandProtector scans public search results for your stage names and finds pages republishing your content. You review every match, approve the ones that are yours, and we file the DMCA removal requests with Google and prepare the host notices — then check whether the results actually disappeared.
Pay per scan. No subscription lock-in. Removal is verified against Google’s index, not just reported as “sent”. Questions? Join our Discord.How it works
Four steps, and you approve every single URL before anything is filed.
Add your brands
Your stage name, aliases, and the profiles and sites you actually publish on. Those are allowlisted, so your own content is never flagged as a leak.
Run a scan
We search public results for your names combined with leak-site patterns, then score every hit so you can see what looks like you and what doesn’t.
Review the matches
Confirm what’s yours, mark false positives, and request a Google delist on the rest. Nothing leaves the system until you approve it.
We file and verify
Approved URLs are batched into a DMCA notice to Google, sent from our agent mailbox. We then recheck Google’s index and tell you what’s actually gone.
What’s included
Detection, paperwork and verification — the parts that are tedious to do by hand.
Google delisting requests
Removal requests filed with Google against search results that link to your leaked content.
- Batched per copyright owner, as Google requires
- Sent with the full statutory notice, not just a list of links
- Tracked with reference numbers and outcomes
Host DMCA templates
Notices you can send to the sites and hosts holding the content, generated from your findings.
- Editable templates with your details filled in
- Grouped URL lists ready to send
- Keep a record of what was sent and when
False-positive filtering
Real leak traffic is noisy. Every hit carries a confidence score and reasons, and your own platforms are allowlisted so they never appear as leaks.
Known leak-site list
Domains confirmed by other creators as leak sites are tracked and used to prioritise scans. You review and approve what gets added.
Verified outcomes
After submitting, we recheck Google’s index for each URL and report removed vs still listed. Your dashboard shows numbers you can check yourself.
Per-model records
Each brand keeps its own findings, submissions and results — useful if you manage several performers or run a studio.
What removal actually involves
No honest service can promise that stolen content disappears everywhere forever. Here’s exactly what our process can and cannot do:
- Google delisting hides search results — it doesn’t delete the site. The page can still exist; it just stops appearing in Google’s results for those URLs.
- Host takedowns depend on the host. We prepare the notice and give you the exact text and URL list to send; whether a provider acts is their decision, and offshore hosts frequently don’t respond at all.
- There is no “remove the whole site” button. Requests are made per URL. Repeat notices against one domain can hurt its visibility, but nobody can guarantee a domain takedown.
- Removals can be challenged. A site owner can file a counter-notice; if that happens we tell you, and the URL is re-filed. Most operators don’t bother, because doing so means identifying themselves.
- Every number is verifiable. We report what we checked, when, and what the result was — instead of claiming everything was handled.
Pricing
Buy scans as tokens. One scan covers one brand across all its searches.
Pay as you go
Buy tokens in advance, spend them when you scan. No monthly commitment.
- Full scan across your aliases for one brand
- Unlimited review of results
- Delist submissions included
- Verified removal tracking
Studios & agencies
Managing multiple performers? We can set up bulk tokens and per-model reporting.
- Multiple brands under one account
- Per-model delisting records
- Consolidated monthly reporting
Questions
The things people ask before signing up.
Do you need my legal name and address?
A DMCA notice is a legal declaration, so it has to identify the copyright owner or their authorised representative. We ask for your legal name and country at signup, and you authorise us to file on your behalf. Your contact details are not published: Google may forward notices to the Lumen database, which hides phone numbers, emails and addresses.
My content was a live stream — there’s no video to link to. Is that a problem?
No. For live content the work is the broadcast itself, so notices identify your official profiles as the authorised examples rather than a specific recording. We build that into every notice.
Will the leaks come back?
Some do — pirate sites re-upload, and that’s exactly why monitoring matters more than a one-off takedown. Because we recheck Google’s index after each submission, a URL that returns shows up as still listed, and can be re-filed.
How long does Google take?
Typically a few days from a valid, complete notice. Some are faster, some need follow-up. We track the reference and the outcome, so you’re not guessing.
Can I review everything before it’s sent?
Yes. Every URL has to be confirmed and marked for delisting by you. Nothing is submitted automatically — the batch only goes to Google when you approve it.