Frequently asked questions

How does the free scan work?

Add your name and social accounts, and Luveo searches Google for stolen copies of your content — including copies posted on the major leak sites, which show up in those results. The first scan is free — no credit card required.

Do I have to do anything myself?

No. Luveo finds the leaks, files the removal requests, and tracks every removal for you. You never fill out a DMCA form or contact a site yourself.

How fast do leaks come down?

Most sites and Google respond within 24–72 hours of our removal request. Some are slower, and not every site complies.

Where do you look for leaks?

We run automated Google searches every weekday. That surfaces leaks across search and image results — including on major leak sites, tube and gallery sites — plus new sites that appear over time.

How do you actually remove content?

For each confirmed leak we file a formal DMCA notice with the site's host — automatically by email where possible, or submitted by our team where a site only accepts a web form — and a delisting request with Google so it drops out of search results. See the full removal process →

Will my name be exposed?

Your real name, address and contact details stay private — every request is filed under our company name, not yours. To prove the content is yours, a request does include your creator name and public profile link (both already public), but nothing more about you.

What if the content gets re-uploaded?

Luveo keeps scanning after the first removal. If a leak reappears or a new copy shows up, we detect it and file again.

Is my information kept secure?

Yes. Your account data is encrypted, and we never sell it or share it for advertising. Filing a takedown does mean sending the leaked URL to the host or search engine — that is how removal works — but it always goes under our company name, never yours. For site visits we measure only anonymous stats such as pages viewed, referrer, approximate region and device type.

How much does it cost?

Start with a free scan — no credit card required. Paid plans start at launch pricing.