The free leak check tells you where your content has turned up outside OnlyFans or Fansly. We search Google, Reddit, Telegram and the known leak sites for your name, handle and content, write down what we find, and send you a short report within 24 hours. The report goes only to the verified owner of the account. It costs nothing, and you are not committing to anything.
This page explains what we check, what the report looks like, what we never do, and what you can do with the result. If you already know you have a leak and want to act now, our step-by-step guide to removing leaked content walks through the whole process.
Why check at all
Most creators find a leak by accident: a fan mentions it, a friend sends a screenshot, or their own name autocompletes to something they did not expect. By then the copies have often spread from one site to several. A deliberate check at a quiet moment shows you the real picture, and it tells you whether you have a problem that needs regular work or a single upload that one notice will fix.
Leaks also cost money in a way that is easy to miss. Fans who can find your paid content for free have less reason to subscribe or buy in messages. For creators whose income leans on messages and pay-per-view, that is the part that hurts.
Where leaks usually come from
Most leaked creator content does not come from hacking. It comes from paying fans who download and re-share what they bought, from scraper tools that copy whole pages, and sometimes from people who had legitimate access: a former partner, an assistant, a team member at an agency. Knowing that changes what you do next. Scraped content tends to appear everywhere at once, while content from one person tends to show up in one place first. The report will not name a culprit, but where and when your content appears is often the most useful clue you have.
What we check
| Where | What we look for |
|---|---|
| Google Search and Google Images | Your stage name, handle and common misspellings combined with words leak sites use. Image matches for a sample of your public promo pictures. |
| Posts and comments that share or link your content, including subreddits built around leaks. | |
| Telegram | Public channels and groups that post or sell your content, found through public search and directories. |
| Leak sites | The large sites that host or index leaked creator content. We check them by name and report what we find there. |
| File hosts | Links to archives of your content on file hosting and cloud storage services, where we find them referenced. |
We search with what is public: your handle, your stage name and your public promo images. We do not need your private content to do the check.
How the report arrives
- You send a request through the form with your handle and how to reach you. Choose "Leaks" as your biggest challenge.
- We confirm that the account is yours. Usually a short message from the account itself is enough. Until that is done, we do not send anything.
- Within 24 hours you receive the report, by the contact you chose: Telegram, WhatsApp or email. Only to you.
The report is short and plain:
- Summary: whether we found leaked content, and roughly how widespread it is.
- By source: for each place we checked, what we found, how many items, and the earliest date we could see.
- Priority: what to deal with first, usually what appears in Google results for your name.
- Next steps: what you can do yourself, and where it gets hard.
How to read the result
Most reports fall into one of three groups, and each calls for something different.
| What we find | What it usually means | Sensible next step |
|---|---|---|
| Nothing, or one or two old items | Your protection is working, or nobody has targeted your content yet. | Remove the few items yourself, switch on the watermark, check again in three months. |
| A handful of items on mainstream platforms or in Google results | A single upload or a small group re-sharing it. Usually fixable with notices. | File notices platform by platform, then ask Google to remove the pages from search results. |
| Many items across leak sites, Telegram and file hosts | Your content is being collected and re-shared systematically. It will come back after removals. | Plan for ongoing work: a takedown service, or protection as part of your management. |
Two things the report cannot do. It cannot see private groups and closed channels, so "nothing found" means nothing public was found. And it cannot tell you who leaked the content. Sometimes the pattern gives a hint, for example when only content sent to one person or one team appears, and we will point that out if we see it.
What one entry in the report looks like
To give you an idea of the format, here is the structure of a single entry. The values are placeholders, not a real case.
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Source | Telegram, public channel |
| Found | 14 items, images and short clips |
| Earliest date seen | the month and year of the oldest post we can see |
| Visible under your name in Google | yes or no |
| Priority | high, medium or low, with one sentence on why |
| Who to report it to | the platform's own copyright route, named, with a link to that official form |
What we never do
- Send the report to anyone other than the verified account owner.
- Ask for your password, your login or your private content.
- Link to or share leaked copies of your content.
- Contact leak sites, hosts or uploaders in your name without your written instruction.
- Use what we find to pressure you into signing anything.
After the report: your options
Do it yourself. For a handful of items on mainstream platforms, a well-formed DMCA notice usually works. Our leak removal guide has the exact elements of a notice, where each platform takes reports, and how to get pages out of Google results. OnlyFans also states that it has a team that sends notices for creators free of charge.
Use a takedown service. If leaks keep coming back, the work repeats every week. Paid services exist for exactly that.
Let it be part of your management. For creators we manage, leak removal is included, carried out by our specialised partner provider. You do not file a single notice, and it is not a separate subscription. We do not sell leak removal on its own.
Keep leaks from starting
- Watermark. OnlyFans offers a free watermark in its privacy and safety settings. Use it on everything.
- Limit who holds your originals. Every person and shared drive with full-resolution files is a possible source.
- Know who is in your inbox. If an agency runs your account, ask who reads your messages and whether they are bound by confidentiality. Our contract glossary shows which clause covers this.
- Check again. A leak check is a snapshot. Repeat it every few months, or let someone do it continuously.
Who is behind this check
White Door Management is a private OnlyFans and Fansly management agency for creators, working in English and German. The facts about us, including what stays yours and how you leave, are on our facts page. If the leak came from an agency you no longer trust, our plan for switching agencies shows how to move without losing your login or a quiet week in your inbox.
Questions creators ask
Is the leak check really free?
Yes. There is no charge and no obligation. We do it because it is the clearest way to show how we work. If you later decide to work with us, leak removal is included for managed creators through our partner provider.
Who receives the report?
Only the owner of the account. Before we send anything, we confirm that the account is yours, for example with a short message from the account itself. We never send a report about a creator to anyone else.
Do you send me links to the leak sites?
No. The report names the sites and describes what we found, with counts and dates, but we do not send working links to leaked copies. If you want to file notices yourself, we tell you how to collect the exact addresses safely.
Will the leak check remove anything?
No. The check finds and documents. Removal is a separate step. You can do it yourself with our leak removal guide, use a takedown service, or, if we manage your account, our partner handles it as part of the service.
How long does it take?
The report arrives within 24 hours after we have confirmed that the account is yours.
What do you need from me?
Your handle or profile link, a way to reach you, and a confirmation that the account is yours. We never need your password or any login.