For paid research and newsletters

Your best issue is already in a Telegram channel.

Paid research leaks within hours of sending. The subscriber who forwarded it is not the problem — the channel republishing every issue to four thousand people who would otherwise have paid you is.

Fit

Who this is for

Finance, markets, and investing newsletters with a paid tier, independent research shops, and paid communities. Works the same for courses and paid reports.

Threats

What gets copied

Full issues reposted to Telegram and Discord

Usually a channel that aggregates several publications, sometimes charging its own subscription for your work. The most direct revenue loss and the easiest to prove.

PDF and archive mirrors

Your back catalogue on a file host, indexed and ranking for your own issue titles.

Clone sites running your archive

A lookalike domain reproducing your posts wholesale, monetised with ads or collecting sign-ups that you never see.

Fake subscription pages

A copy of your checkout taking real money from readers who think they are subscribing to you. You get the support email and the chargeback.

Stakes

The numbers that matter

Passage-level

How matches are proven

We match the actual text of your issues, so a takedown notice cites the reproduced passage rather than asserting a resemblance.

Every channel

Where we look

Telegram, Discord, file hosts, document hosts, marketplaces, code registries, and search — not just the web.

10/mo

Takedown cases included on Essential

Which is more than most publications need, because the same handful of channels reoffend.

Paste a paragraph from a recent paid issue into the public scan and see where it already appears.

Plan

Start on Essential

$499per month · 1 brand · 3 domains

Essential is built for this: daily monitoring, passage matching against your published issues, and up to ten takedown cases a month with evidence prepared for you.

Questions

The ones people actually ask

Is chasing leaks worth it, or does it just annoy readers?
We do not target your readers. The notices go to the platform hosting the republication, which is both more effective and the only version that does not cost you goodwill.
Will you find a leak in a private channel?
Only where the content is publicly reachable. We do not infiltrate private groups, and any vendor claiming otherwise is describing something you should not want your name attached to.
My archive is public. Does this still apply?
Yes, but the case changes: the value is in the paid tier and the clone sites monetising your archive, not in the free posts. Tell us which is which and we will scope it honestly.

More in the full FAQ.