Finding your paid content on a leak site is a bad day. Picking a protection plan should not be another one. This guide walks through what Rulta does, what each of the three plans includes, and what they cost, so you can choose the right one in a few minutes.
What Rulta does
Rulta is a DMCA takedown service built for creators on OnlyFans, Fansly, Chaturbate, and also non-adult platforms. The DMCA is a US law that lets a copyright owner ask a website, host, or search engine to take down stolen copies of their work. The rules sit in Section 512 of the Copyright Act, and the US Copyright Office explains them in plain terms.
You can file these notices yourself for free. The problem is volume. Leaks get copied across dozens of sites, and each one needs its own notice. We do three jobs for you:
- We find the copies. Our software scans search results, leak sites, file hosts, and social platforms around the clock, and our trained agents run manual searches on top.
- We send the notices. Takedown notices go out in our company name, so your legal name and address stay off the paperwork.
- We clear search results. We report infringing pages to search engines so they stop showing up when someone searches your name.
We have reported more than 200 million links to Google, which you can check on Google's Transparency Report.
How it works, step by step
- Create your account. You need two things: your username and the link to your main profile. Setup takes a couple of minutes.
- Pick a plan and add usernames. Every stage name you want protected counts as a username.
- Whitelist your real pages. Tell us which profiles and sites are yours, including affiliate or promo pages you want to keep, so they are never reported by mistake.
- Scanning starts. Your account is live immediately, and your first report of detected infringements is in your inbox within 24 hours.
- Takedowns go out. Notices are sent automatically as leaks are found. You do not have to approve each one.
- Submit anything you spot yourself. Paste a link into your dashboard and our dedicated takedown team reviews it within 12 hours.
- Track results. The dashboard shows what was found, what was reported, and what came down.
What every plan includes
All three plans share the same core:
- Unlimited automated DMCA takedowns
- Up to 50 scans a day from servers in over 50 countries
- Removal from Google Search, Images, and Videos results
- Anonymous filing under our company details
- Whitelist protection for your official profiles
- A dashboard with live stats
- Live chat support that responds instantly
Where the plans differ is how far the protection reaches. Higher plans cover more usernames and add image scanning: face recognition AI and reverse image search find your content by the image itself, not only by your name. The table below shows what each plan adds.
Pro, Premier and Legend compared
| Pro | Premier | Legend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price (plus VAT) | $139 | $184 | $324 |
| Usernames included | 1 | 2 | 4 |
| Each extra username | $45 | $60 | $75 |
| Automated takedowns | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Search engine removal | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Face recognition AI | No | Yes | Yes |
| Reverse image search | No | No | Yes |
| Social media search and removal | No | Yes | Yes |
| Fake and impersonator account removal | No | Yes | Yes |
| Telegram takedowns | No | No | Yes |
| Copyright registration | No | No | Yes |
| Manual takedown requests | 10 URLs per day | 40 URLs per day (20 per username) | Unlimited |
With yearly billing, you pay for 10 months and get 12. You can switch from monthly to yearly on the Billing page of your dashboard.
Which plan fits you
Pro suits a creator with one stage name whose main problem is leak sites and search results. If you search your name plus "leaked" and the trouble is mostly websites, Pro covers it.
Premier is the most popular plan. Choose it if you use two names, or if people are running fake accounts with your photos on Instagram, X, TikTok, or Reddit. Impersonator removal starts here.
Legend is for creators with several stage names or a Telegram problem. Telegram removals need extra legal escalation, which is why they sit on this plan only. It also includes copyright registration and has no daily cap on manual requests.
What results to expect
Be wary of any company that promises instant removals or says every copy will disappear from every server. DMCA requests take time to be processed, and no takedown service controls every site. What you can expect is steady, visible progress.
Search results clear first: a single link on Google is removed within 12-36 hours. For overall clearance, give us 5-7 days. Social media removals work within a similar timeframe. Depending on the exact platform, takedowns happen anywhere from 8 hours to 5 days.
Site takedowns can take 3-5 days if the site complies with the DMCA, whereas getting removals on non-compliant platforms can take 1-2 weeks. Our human takedown agents go after each case, pressing the source site, its hosting provider, the file host, and the CDN. Flag a priority link and our support team hands it straight to them, so you hear back from a real person.
When leakers reupload, our recrawlers, scanners built only to find reuploaded content, catch the new copies and report them again. The leakers give up before you do.
FAQ
How much does Rulta cost?
Pro is $139 a month, Premier is $184, and Legend is $324, each plus VAT. Extra usernames cost $45, $60, or $75 a month depending on the plan.
What counts as a username?
Any stage name or handle you want protected. If you post as two different names, that is two usernames.
How fast will I see results?
Your account is active immediately, and your first report reaches your inbox within 24 hours. A single link on Google is removed within 12-36 hours, and overall clearance takes 5-7 days. Site takedowns take 3-5 days if the site complies with the DMCA, and 1-2 weeks on non-compliant platforms.
Will my real name appear on takedown notices?
No. We file under our own company details, so your legal name and address are not exposed, including in public notice databases such as Lumen.
Can I use Rulta if I have stopped creating?
Yes. Retired creators can sign up with their old username to find and remove copies that are still online.
Can I change plans later?
Yes. You can move between plans or switch to yearly billing from your dashboard.
Ready to protect your content?
Try Rulta free for 3 days: start your free trial. Not sure which plan fits? Book a free call with us and we will look at your situation together and tell you plainly what we can and cannot do.
Sources: 17 U.S.C. § 512, Cornell Legal Information Institute · US Copyright Office, DMCA · Google Transparency Report · Rulta Help Center.
This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
