Where stolen OnlyFans content actually lives: 4,061 leak sites, and the typical creator is on 63

Every time someone asks Google to remove a page for copyright, Google records the request and publishes it. We read all 46.9 million of them, fifteen years' worth, kept the ones filed for creators, and mapped the OnlyFans leak sites where that content ends up.

Source Google Web Search copyright removals · Window 2011-03-10 → 2026-05-04 · Method the full 80 GB export, filtered to filings by creator-protection agencies

Key findings

• 97.0% of the 59,178 creators in Google's takedown record have content on at least one of 4,061 confirmed leak sites.
• The median leaked creator appears on 63 confirmed leak sites, and one in ten appears on 499 or more.
• 100 domains account for 60.4% of all URLs Google has removed from confirmed leak sites.
• One name, camwhores, covers 102 domains, and 47 of them are confirmed leak sites in their own right.
• 718 domains on our leak-site lists carry the word onlyfans in their name, and none of them belongs to OnlyFans.

The record

How do we know where leaked content goes?

Because the companies creators pay to find it have been telling Google for fifteen years. Google publishes every copyright removal request it gets for Web Search: who filed it, for whom, which domains, and what Google did about it.

Most of that is books, films and music. So we kept only the requests filed by creator-protection agencies, the companies whose clients are OnlyFans and Fansly creators. Where they file is where they believe their clients' content has ended up.

That leaves 59,178 copyright owners, whom we call creators from here on. The bar below turns their belief into evidence.

Reach

How many OnlyFans creators get leaked?

The record cannot say. It only holds creators whose content someone has already found, all 59,178 of them. What it can show is how far a leak spreads once it exists.

57,417 of those creators, or 97.0%, have content on at least one confirmed leak site, as opposed to a stray post on a platform. For four creators in five, confirmed leak sites account for most of everything ever filed on their behalf.

And the spread is wide for almost everyone, not just for a few unlucky people at the end of the curve.

Concentration

Which OnlyFans leak websites hold the most creators?

There are two ways to rank them, and they give different answers.

By creators affected, the top is all aggregators, sites that index everyone. Each of the ten largest holds content from 24,000 to 29,000 creators, roughly two in five of every creator in the record.

Removal rate: URLs Google removed as a share of URLs submitted.

By URLs removed, the order changes:

1. nudogram.com, 31.8 million
2. fapello.com, 23.5 million
3. pornx.to, 22.4 million
4. picazor.com, 17.4 million
5. cums.net, 13.4 million

Look at pornx.to. It affects only 6,306 creators, yet Google has removed 22.4 million URLs from it. A small group of people, copied over and over.

Across the whole list, the damage is concentrated. 144 domains affect 10,000 or more creators each. The 100 largest by volume account for six in ten of all removals.

Families

Why does the same site keep appearing under new names?

Because domains are cheap and takedowns work per domain. Group the record by the name before the first dot, and the largest families are film and torrent piracy, which is not our market. The largest family in our market is camwhores: 102 domains, 47 of which clear the confirmed bar on their own.

The shape of the family is the point. camwhores.tv is the parent, with 25,936 creators.

Around it sit nine large mirrors on other endings, such as camwhores.video, camwhores.biz and camwhores.porn, each with 10,000 to 22,000 creators. The rest are small.

Then there are the numbered mirrors, camwhores1.tv to camwhores10.tv, which fall outside the 102 because the name differs. Nine of the ten were first reported to Google on the same day, 15 June 2022.

In this record, the answer to what happened to camwhores is a list of 102 domains, most of them still being reported.

The same thing happens on a smaller scale:

• fapello: 29 domains, 13 confirmed
• thothub: 28 domains, 13 confirmed
• erome: 21 domains
• thefappening: 17 domains
• simpcity: 9 domains

Impersonation

Which leak sites pretend to be the platform?

718 domains on our lists have onlyfans somewhere in their name. 24 of them are confirmed leak sites. None of them is onlyfans.com. Together, the 718 account for 1,965,250 removed URLs.

Confirmed and grey lists. A domain counts if its name contains the platform's name.

Platforms

Does leaked content end up on Telegram, Reddit and Google itself?

Yes. Agencies file against them too, and what Google does next depends on the platform: two-thirds removed on Telegram, almost nothing on Reddit.

Our scanner keeps a whitelist of 51 legitimate platforms that no statistical rule may ever flag. The record shows what agencies have filed against them, and what Google did with it.

By URLs filed, Telegram is the biggest legitimate host of leaked creator content in the record, twice the size of Reddit. Why Google treats the platforms so differently is the subject of a later post: What Google actually removes.

Age

How old are leak sites?

Older than the creator economy. 3,488 of the 4,061 confirmed domains were still being reported in the last four months of the export, so this is a live list. But its oldest layer predates OnlyFans by five years.

• 11 domains were first reported on 13 May 2011, the first day of bulk data in the export. All eleven are still being reported in 2026. The largest is tnaflix.com, with 14,934 creators.
• 233 domains on today's confirmed list had been reported by the end of 2013. 211 of them were reported again in 2026.
• Nothing about the domain endings stands out: nearly half the list is .com.

Traps

Three ways this data will lie to you

Verdict

What this adds up to

Three things stand out.

• A leak spreads. The typical leaked creator is on 63 sites, and one in ten is on hundreds.
• The damage is concentrated. A hundred domains carry 60% of the removals, and the largest site alone indexes half of all creators in the record.
• The sites stay. Part of the list predates OnlyFans, has survived fifteen years of notices, and is still being reported.

For anyone protecting a creator, that sets the job.

• Cover the hundred largest sites. That is most of the volume.
• Match domains exactly. An impersonator is then treated as what it is.
• Check live search results. That is where a creator's name actually shows up.

On this map, a single takedown from a single site is not a result.

Data & method

• Source. Google's public Web Search copyright removals export, three CSV files totalling 80 GB, cut on 4 May 2026 and covering 10 March 2011 to that date. 46,891,226 requests naming 6.5 million distinct domains, 855,087,358 request-domain rows, loaded without dropping a row.
• Creator filter. Requests from 2,077 reporting-organisation accounts whose name matches one of about thirty-five creator-protection agencies (Rulta, Ceartas, Cam Model Protection, Bruqi, DMCA Piracy Prevention and others). Those requests name 958,399 domains. The same filter builds the lists our scanner runs on.
• Creators. Distinct copyright-owner accounts on those requests that name at least one parseable domain: 59,178.
• Confirmed list. Domains with at least 5 independent reporting brands, at least 200 distinct creators, at least 5,000 URLs removed by Google, filed against since 2024, not a dual-use platform, and with at least 30% of their reporting owners coming through a creator agency. 4,061 domains. The grey list (81,323 domains) holds every other domain that at least 2 independent reporting brands filed against: below the confirmed bar on agencies, creators or removals, not reported since 2024, mostly reported by non-creator rightsholders, or a dual-use platform.
• Coverage. A creator "has a hit" if any URL filed on their behalf was on a confirmed domain. "Mostly covered" means confirmed domains account for at least 80% of URLs filed on their behalf. The denominator throughout is 59,178.
• Removal rate. URLs removed divided by URLs submitted, where submitted includes URLs Google found not in its index, declined, or left pending.
• Leak site. A site hosting creators' paywalled content without permission. Not the ransomware groups' "dedicated leak sites", which publish stolen corporate data and are outside this record's creator filter.
• Families. Domains grouped by the label before the first dot, so camwhores.tv and camwhores.biz are one family and camwhores1.tv is counted separately.
• Figures. Every chart is drawn by a script from the query output, never by hand. The numbers in the charts and the tables are the same numbers.

Corrections

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FAQ

Where do OnlyFans leaks end up? On aggregator sites that index thousands of creators at once. The ten largest leaked OnlyFans sites by creators affected each hold content from 24,000 to 29,000 creators. Among legitimate platforms, Telegram draws the most notices.

What is fapello, and is it safe? A leak aggregator first reported to Google in December 2021. It affects 29,366 creators, more than any other domain, and appears under 29 domain names on our lists, 13 of which are confirmed leak sites in their own right. Visitors ask whether it is safe. Creators should know that Google has removed 23.5 million URLs from it after copyright review.

Are there Fansly leak sites too? Yes. Agencies file for Fansly creators alongside OnlyFans creators, and 14 domains on our lists carry fansly in their name, 3 of them confirmed leak sites. Together those 14 account for 61,116 URLs Google removed. The large aggregators in the table above hold Fansly content as well.

Is my content on leak sites? If a takedown has ever been filed for you, almost certainly yes, and on several sites: the typical leaked creator appears on 63. The only way to know what is out there today, rather than at the last export, is to check live search results for your name.

What we do with this

This list is what our free scanner checks Google results against. Enter the name your fans search for, and it shows which of these sites appear, how visible they are, and an exposure score. Nothing is stored, and checking your name needs no account.