LeakRemover is a DMCA takedown and content-protection service for creators who want automated monitoring, several monitored names and a smaller specialist team managing site removals. For creators planning protection in 2027, its defining features are an updated registry of site contacts, direct working relationships and focused follow-up. Plans start at $99 per month, with an initial free scan.
This guide is published by the LeakRemover team. This is the 2027 planning edition, updated 4 November 2026 using our current plans and removal approach.
How LeakRemover handles a removal case
Scheduled searches look for the names configured on your account. Core and Advanced include daily Google scans; Supreme includes hourly scans. You can also submit known links, with the allowance set by your plan.
Our team maintains current site contacts so requests reach the people who handle removals. We contact the website and follow unresolved reports, approaching the hosting provider when needed. Search-removal requests address how people discover the page while the source-removal case progresses.
The dashboard brings reported links and request status together. Website removal and search delisting remain distinct outcomes: a search result disappearing concerns discoverability, while source removal concerns the copy hosted on the website.
Current plans for your 2027 protection budget
- Core, $99/month: five monitored names for one creator, daily Google scans, live reports and 400 self-submission links each month.
- Advanced, $199/month: ten names, unlimited self-submissions, one hour of human search each week and a dedicated account manager. Bing removal is included from this tier.
- Supreme, $299/month: unlimited names for one creator, hourly scans, two hours of human search each week and a dedicated account manager. Telegram takedowns are included.
Telegram takedowns are available on request on Core and Advanced. Annual billing saves 20%. Compare the full feature table against the places where your content is appearing.
The smaller-team advantage
Automation handles recurring searches and submissions. Our specialist team stays close to the reported copy: which site hosts it, who handles reports there and what the next follow-up needs to explain.
Maintained contacts and working relationships give that process continuity. If a site's contact details change, the registry needs updating. If a case needs attention, the next request should carry its context. Our guide to personal removal management explains that work.
Invisible Watermark for photos you distribute next
Every paid plan includes Invisible Watermark. Create a distinct marked photo for a fan or fan list before sharing it. When our scans recover a readable marked copy, the recovered label identifies which distributed version resurfaced.
Core includes ten marked photos per month, Advanced fifty and Supreme unlimited. This complements the work of discovering copies and pursuing removal.
Who should compare LeakRemover?
LeakRemover is a strong fit for creators with several aliases, recurring leaks or cases that need personal site follow-up. Advanced and Supreme add defined weekly human-search time and a manager. An agency managing different creators should check the separate agency offering.
Start with your names and known leak locations. Use the 2027 DMCA service comparison to compare providers, then run a free scan to see what the account finds.
Frequently asked questions
How much does LeakRemover cost?
Monthly plans checked on 4 November 2026 are Core at $99, Advanced at $199 and Supreme at $299. Annual billing saves 20%, and the initial scan is free.
How many creator names are included?
Core includes five names, Advanced ten and Supreme unlimited names belonging to the same creator. Different creators require separate creator or agency arrangements.
Does LeakRemover include human search?
Advanced includes one hour of human search per week and Supreme includes two. Both include a dedicated account manager.
How does LeakRemover handle site removals?
We maintain a registry of site contacts and working relationships, contact the website, follow unresolved reports and approach the host when needed. Search delisting is tracked as a separate outcome.
Is this a guide to planning protection for 2027?
Yes. This 2027 planning edition uses plan terms and product features checked in November 2026. Check the pricing page for the terms available when you subscribe.
