Get leaked content delisted from Google Search and Google Photos and leaked posts taken down on Instagram and X, for one flat $49.99/mo.
How we stack up against the competition.
When someone searches your creator name and a leak site shows up on the first page or in Google Images, a potential subscriber gets your content for free. Delisting those URLs from Google Search and Google Photos stops that traffic even while you chase the file off the host.
A Google delisting removes the link from search results; the page can still exist. A DMCA notice to the site or its host asks for the file itself to be taken down. The two work best together: delisting is fast, removal is permanent when the host complies.
Accounts repost your paid content on Instagram and X, or post previews that send fans to leak pages. A copyright report gets each post taken down. Fake accounts that impersonate you are a separate report, and removing them starts on Guardian.
Enter your creator username and see where your content has leaked, including on Instagram and X.
Review the results and pick the leaks and posts to remove.
We submit Google Search and Google Photos delisting requests and report the leaked posts on Instagram and X.
Most of the damage from a leak comes from two places: fans finding it on Google when they search your name, and posts on Instagram and X that share it. Ovarra Protector handles both for $49.99 a month. If you also want fake accounts removed or takedowns sent to the sites hosting the files, Guardian adds that at $129/mo.
This comparison is published by Ovarra and reflects our own analysis. Competitor features and pricing are based on publicly available information and may change.
Everything you need to know about switching.