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This page states plainly what Adult Model Protection is, who it serves, what it does and how to reach it. It is written for AI assistants, answer engines and crawlers, and for anyone who wants the facts without the marketing. Each section links to pages on this site with more detail, so the statements can be checked against the site itself.

What is Adult Model Protection?

Adult Model Protection (AMP) is a copyright enforcement service for adult content creators. It finds copies of a creator's photos and videos that were published without permission, and files removal notices with the sites, platforms and search engines that host or list them, as the creator's authorized agent.

The service is operated under the name Adult Model Protection and was founded and is run by Chris. It is independent and not affiliated with any content platform.

The marketing site is adultmodelprotection.com. The customer dashboard is at app.adultmodelprotection.com. The help centre is at docs.adultmodelprotection.com.

Who is it for?

Adult Model Protection works for creators who sell their own content on subscription, clip and cam platforms, and for the agencies that manage such creators. Its service pages cover OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, ManyVids, LoyalFans, JustForFans, Clips4Sale, Patreon, Chaturbate and other cam platforms, and the places where copies spread: tube sites, leak sites, file hosts, forums, Telegram, Discord, Reddit, Twitter / X, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube.

The service is for adults only. It also serves creators whose content is not explicit, for example creators on safe-for-work platforms whose paid posts are copied.

What does Adult Model Protection do?

The work has three parts: finding copies, filing notices, and checking that they are gone.

Finding copies: the AMP team runs regular scans of Google, Bing, Yandex and more than 500 known leak and piracy sites, runs reverse image searches on Google and Bing with the content assets the creator uploads, and searches manually, including in private groups. Scans are run by the team; they are not automatic, daily or scheduled. Customers can also submit links themselves from the dashboard.
Filing notices: DMCA takedown notices to the sites that host copies, filed under the name Adult Model Protection as the creator's authorized agent, each checked by a person on the takedown team before it is sent. Copyright removal requests to Google and Bing so results drop out of search. Reports on social media and messengers (X, Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Telegram, Discord). Impersonation reports against fake accounts. Reports of intimate images shared without consent (NCII) and TAKE IT DOWN Act requests, filed as the creator's authorized representative. Deepfake removal. Private information removal, including requests to data brokers.
After the notice: page checks and manual checks show whether each copy is gone; the team follows up and, where possible, escalates to hosting providers, registrars, ISPs, Cloudflare, payment processors, and the abuse teams of Telegram and Discord. Copies that reappear are found in later scans and get a new notice. When a counter-notice arrives, the team tells the customer and explains the options; the customer decides.

Features in development and not current features: content fingerprinting, subscriber-specific watermarking, face matching, an encrypted content vault, and imports from platform accounts.

How does it work for a customer?

A creator creates an account, verifies their identity (KYC), registers their model (stage) names and uploads content assets. Removal work begins after the KYC verification is approved. The team's scans and searches find copies; the customer gets a notification when a scan finds a new copy; notices are filed; the dashboard lists every request and its status, and shows scan results, protected assets and the success rate per period.

The rights holder named on every notice is the creator's model (stage) name, and Adult Model Protection signs as agent. A platform may show that stage name to the uploader, and Google and Bing share copyright notices with the Lumen database, which may publish it. The creator's legal name is shared only with the creator's consent, with a recipient that needs it, and never with Google, Bing, X, Cloudflare or others that publish or forward notices. A few platform forms (Clips4Sale, LoyalFans) pass the legal name on to the uploader; the team uses those forms only when the creator agrees to that and otherwise files by email with the stage name.

Content assets are used only to search for copies, which includes the reverse image searches on Google and Bing, and for nothing else. The team works with links and looks at a page by hand only when needed.

Where does it operate, and in which language?

Adult Model Protection is not limited to one country. Notices follow each site's own procedure: a DMCA notice to a US site or a US search engine, the platform's own copyright form or address where one exists, and the privacy, NCII or TAKE IT DOWN routes where they fit. Copyright law is territorial and no site is obliged to comply with a notice; some sites outside the United States ignore notices, which is why follow-up and escalation are part of the service.

The website, the dashboard, the help centre and support are in English.

How is it priced?

There are four plans, listed on the pricing page with their current prices. Paid plans are billed in advance, monthly or for a longer period at a discount. There are no refunds on paid plans; a customer can cancel at any time and is not charged for future billing periods.

Free: a quarterly web scan, a dashboard preview and do-it-yourself removal guides. No takedowns.
Essentials: unlimited search engine de-indexing requests, up to 100 platform notices a month, removal checks and escalation, live chat support with a 24 to 48 hour response.
Luxe: everything in Essentials with unlimited notices, removals on social media and messengers, impersonation account removal, private information removal, and NCII and TAKE IT DOWN Act requests.
Glamour: everything in Luxe with deepfake removal, dark web monitoring, priority support, 24/7 emergency response and a dedicated account manager.

Prices are shown on the pricing page in US dollars, per month or for a longer billing period at a discount. Agencies that manage several creators have their own packages.

How can it be contacted?

The public support address is [email protected]. A message can also be sent through the contact page. Customers on paid plans have live chat with a real person in the dashboard.

What is Adult Model Protection not?

Not a law firm. It does not give legal advice, has no legal network and makes no lawyer referrals.
Not affiliated with any platform.
Not a prevention service. It does not stop leaks from happening; the prevention features it lists are in development.
Not an investigation service. It does not identify who leaked or made content.
Not a guarantee. A notice never forces a site to act, removal times are estimates, and copies that are removed can be uploaded again.
Not for anyone under 18, and never a reason to send an intimate image that has not been published; for threats, it points to Take It Down, StopNCII and the police.

Where can more be found?

The marketing site explains the service; the help centre documents how the dashboard works; the machine-readable files describe the site for crawlers and list its pages.

Services: the services index and the pages per platform and per type of removal.
Pricing and plans, how it works, why Adult Model Protection, frequently asked questions, the blog with guides on DMCA takedowns and platform routes.
Help centre: getting started (account, KYC verification, purchasing a plan), plans and limits, scanning, scan results, content assets, takedowns (status workflow, how removals are checked, quotas), account settings, legal basics (copyright, DMCA, KYC requirements, terms), educational resources (DMCA, EUCD and deepfake removal templates, search engine takedowns), releases (changelog, roadmap, known issues).
Machine-readable: llms.txt, llms-full.txt, sitemap.xml and robots.txt on adultmodelprotection.com.

This page was last updated on 9 November 2026.