The same fan leaks again
A fan who leaks one drop and gets away with it has no reason to stop. The next drop goes out to them too, and ends up in the same places.
Leak attribution for paid content
Know whose copy leaked. Stop sending to them.
Takedowns clean up after a leak. Trace shows whose copy it was. Every buyer gets their own invisibly marked copy, and when one turns up online, Trace shows which account it was delivered to.
The leak scan takes about two minutes and needs no account.
- 14-day free trial
- Leak checks free on every plan
- Works alongside takedown services
- Never asks for your platform login
Match found
Example
This leaked copy was delivered to
Account ending 4821
copy d1f4-8a92-3c07- The mark read back cleanly from the leaked file
- It belongs to one of your buyers, and only one
- Several checks agree, so the account is shown
- Evidence pack
- DMCA notice draft
- Platform letter
- attack tests passed in our 25 Oct 2026 robustness run. Read the report
- 33/35
- false matches in that run: no copy was matched to the wrong buyer
- 0
- kinds of content covered: video, photos, voice notes and mass messages
- 4
- leak checks on every plan, including Free
- Free
Works with the way you already sell
- Subscription platforms
- Your own site
- Telegram
- Patreon-style memberships
- OnlyFans
- Fansly
- Fanvue
Who it’s for
Two ways in. The same protection.
Creators protect their own drops. Agencies protect a whole roster from one account.
I’m an agency
Protect your whole roster
Pick a plan and a number of creators, minimum 5, with one pooled allowance of marked copies across the roster.
See agency pricing
I’m a creator
Protect your own drops
Plans from $49 a month, matched to what you earn, each with a 14-day free trial. Free covers 2 marked drops a month, no card.
See creator plansWhat’s at stake
A leak isn’t one lost sale. It’s every drop after it.
Every drop sells for less
When your last few drops are free a day after release, fans who would have paid learn to wait. A $25 drop bought by 120 fans loses about $600 when one in five grabs the free copy instead.
Takedowns turn into a treadmill
You get the link taken down and it’s back a week later somewhere else. Removal can’t tell you whose copy it was, so the source keeps getting new drops.
How it works
Three steps. One clear answer.
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Every buyer gets their own copy
Each buyer’s copy of your video, photo, voice note or mass message carries its own invisible mark. Fans see the same file.
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A copy turns up online
On a leak site, a Telegram channel or a tube re-upload. Paste the link or upload the file. Leak checks are free on every plan.
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Trace shows whose copy it was
When several checks agree, Trace shows which account that copy was delivered to, with an evidence pack. When they don’t, it says so and names no one.
Want to see a mark for yourself first? Try the visible-mark tool in your browser.
What’s included
Built for the whole leak, not just the watermark.
Every paid plan includes all eight. Free covers 2 marked drops and 1 traced leak a month, so you can see a traced copy for yourself.
Per-buyer marking
An invisible mark in each buyer’s copy of your videos, photos and voice notes. Nothing changes for the fan.
Mass-message versions
A mass message goes out as a handful of marked versions, one per fan list, so a leak points to its list.
Free leak checks
Paste a link or upload a file whenever something turns up. Leak checks are free on every plan.
Evidence packs
When a match clears: an evidence pack, a DMCA notice draft you send, and a platform letter.
Weekly leak alerts
The free exposure scan, then a weekly check for new copies of your content on leak sites.
API and self-serve keys
Make an API key in Settings and connect your own tools. API copies count the same as app copies. API guide
Vault links
One-time unlock links per buyer, so each delivery is recorded before a leak can exist.
Attribution guarantee
If a marked file leaks within our tested conditions and Trace can’t match it, that month is refunded. Terms
Where Trace fits
One answer everyone can act on.
Takedown services remove the link. Platforms review the account. Lawyers need evidence. Trace gives each of them the same thing: which account the leaked copy was delivered to, and the evidence behind it.
- Not DRM
- Never files for you
- You decide what happens next
- TraceWhich account the copy was delivered to, with the evidence
- CreatorsStop sending to that account
- PlatformsOnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, your own site
- Platform trust & safetyGet a letter to review the account
- Takedown servicesKeep removing the links
- LawyersReceive the evidence pack
- AgenciesOne view across the roster
Why Trace
Cleanup is half the job. Trace is the other half.
Takedown alone
- Removes the link you foundThe same file is often back somewhere else a week later.
- No record of whose copy it wasYou keep sending new drops to the same account.
- Guesswork from timing and usernamesPlatforms want evidence, not a hunch.
- A search that never endsEvery leak means another round of looking.
Takedown + Trace
- Your takedown service still removes the linkKeep it. Trace doesn’t remove content.
- Shows which account the copy was delivered toMatched from the file itself, not from timing.
- An evidence pack for each caseWith a DMCA notice draft you send and a platform letter.
- Honest when it can’t tellA weak match is reported as inconclusive. Nobody is named.
Also from CreatorSense
Same login, billed separately.
MCP for Claude
Ask Claude about your own platforms, revenue and content.
Chrome extensions
Free tools for clips, affiliate links, UGC deals, digital products and tax set-asides.
FAQ
Questions creators ask before they start.
What does Trace actually do?
Trace puts an invisible mark in each buyer’s copy of your paid content. When a copy turns up online, Trace shows which account that copy was delivered to, with an evidence pack. It is not DRM, and it does not remove content.
Is Trace a takedown service?
No. Trace doesn’t remove links or file takedowns for you. It works alongside your takedown service: they remove the copies, Trace shows whose copy it was. After a match you can export a DMCA notice draft you send yourself.
What happens when Trace can’t find a match?
It reports the result as inconclusive and shows no account. A no-match is not proof that a buyer didn’t share the file; it means the evidence wasn’t strong enough. Several checks have to agree before Trace shows an account.
What can Trace protect?
Videos, photos, voice notes and mass messages. A mass message goes out as a handful of marked versions, one per fan list, so a leaked copy points to the version and the list it went to.
Does Trace need my OnlyFans or Fansly login?
No. Trace never asks for your OnlyFans or Fansly password and never logs in, posts or messages inside those platforms. You mark files in Trace and upload them yourself. Read the policy.
How much does Trace cost?
Paid plans start at $49 per creator a month, matched to what you earn, and each starts with a 14-day free trial. Leak checks are free on every plan. Agencies pick a plan and a number of creators, minimum 5. See pricing.
Guides
Straight answers about leaks.
Finding leaks
How to find out if your OnlyFans is leaked
Google and Bing searches, reverse image search, Telegram and Reddit, a free leak checker, and what to do once you find it.
Read the guide
Attribution
How to find out which subscriber leaked your OnlyFans content
What you can work out from purchases and timing, why it isn’t proof, and the per-fan method that can point to one copy.
Read the guide
After a leak
What to do when a paying fan leaks your content
Save evidence, confirm whose copy it was, block, report to the platform, get copies taken down, and when to see a lawyer.
Read the guideStart today
Mark your next drop. Know whose copy it was.
Start with a 14-day free trial, or run the free leak scan first to see where your paid files already are. The scan takes about two minutes and needs no account.
Plans from $49 per creator a month. Leak checks are free on every plan.