Per-buyer marking
An invisible mark in each buyer’s copy of your videos, photos and voice notes. Nothing changes for the buyer.
Trace for creators
Protect your own drops. From $29 a month.
Every buyer gets their own invisibly marked copy of your video, photo or voice note. If one leaks, Trace shows which account it was delivered to, so you can stop sending to them.
14-day trial, card required. Trace never asks for your platform login.
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. Buyers 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. Upload the file into Trace, or paste a public link.
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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 it costs
$29 a month to start.
One plan to begin with. Add more only if you send more.
- Creator Base is $29 a month: 10 videos, 100 images and 50 voice notes marked each month, plus 10 leak traces.
- Sending more? Add a usage level for the type you need, or pick a ready-made pack.
- Every plan starts with a 14-day trial. A card is required.
What’s included
Built for the whole leak, not just the watermark.
Every plan includes all eight. Start with a 14-day trial and see a traced copy for yourself.
Mass-message versions
A mass message goes out as a handful of marked versions, one per buyer list, so a leak points to its list.
Leak traces
Upload a leaked copy (or paste a link) whenever something turns up. Trace shows which account that copy was delivered to.
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.
Right account, or your money back
If a leak trace ever shows the wrong account, that month’s subscription is refunded. When a mark can’t be read, Trace shows no account instead of guessing. Terms
Logo overlay
Your logo on every copy, and every copy still traces back.
Put your own logo on every copy you send: a corner, the centre or a tile across the picture. Buyers see your brand. If someone crops it off or paints over it, the invisible marks are still in the picture, so the copy still points to the account it was delivered to.
- Your logo overlay is in every plan
- Coded ring: a code around your logo that is different in each buyer’s copy. A $5 a month add-on, included for agencies
- Optional “Protected by Trace” tag beside it
- A “what if they crop this?” check before you send
Protect content
Pick your media, pick how it’s traced.
One step at a time, like posting with a checklist. Each media type goes through its own steps.
Pick your media
A photo, a video, a voice note, or a live stream (early access). Trace shows the formats and lengths each one takes.
Pick how it reaches buyers
A one-to-one sale, a mass message by buyer list, a private Vault link, a wall drop or mark on unlock. Each option says what a match will show: one account, or one list.
Tick what goes on each copy
The invisible marks are always on. Add your logo, the coded ring and the tag, check the preview, then create. Trace makes the copies; you send them.
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.
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 buyer 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?
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, and a card is required. Agencies add creators to one account. Current plans and prices are on the pricing page. See pricing.
Start today
Mark your next drop. Know whose copy it was.
Start with a 14-day 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.
14-day trial, card required. See pricing.