Abolita vs BranditScan
The main difference is who sends the notice. BranditScan says bots do it, around the clock. At Abolita, I do it after opening the link. Everything below comes from what each publishes, and since Abolita is mine, follow the links and judge for yourself.
Checked . Everything in BranditScan's column is from its own home page, which may have changed since. If something here is wrong, message me and I'll correct it.
| Abolita | BranditScan (as published) | |
|---|---|---|
| Before paying | A scan from your handle across hundreds of known leak sites, then one page taken down at no charge. | Free Leak Check: a "quick surface check of Google", about 10 seconds, no signup. Home page |
| Prices shown | Two plans: €250 a month, or a €500 one-time clean | $69/month, with the first month at $34.50, and a concierge-managed tier at $149/month. Home page |
| How often it looks | Every week on the monthly plan. The one-time clean files re-uploads for 40 days. | "Hourly AI sweeps across the entire indexed web." Home page |
| Who sends notices | Me, one at a time. Nothing goes out until I've confirmed the link is really yours. | "Our bots file takedowns automatically, around the clock", and "our team follows up on complex cases within 48 hours". Home page |
| Timing stated | No fixed figure: it depends on the site. | It says compliant sites typically remove content within 24 to 48 hours, though some take up to 7 days. Home page |
| Promises on removal | I don't promise 100%, because some sites ignore every notice. | I found no removal guarantee on the page checked. |
| Stopping | Cancel the monthly plan anytime. The one-time clean doesn't auto-renew. | "Cancel anytime", from your dashboard. Home page |
| Your own pages | Both plans come with an official website and blog posts. | A link-in-bio product listed as included with any plan. Home page |
| Extras | A weekly report on the monthly plan, marking links live, cached or dead. | Free tools including a DMCA notice generator. Home page |
Which might suit you
- If a low monthly price, hourly sweeps and automatic filing are what you want: BranditScan publishes all three, so start with its plans.
- If you'd rather message the person who reads each link before anything is filed, and have your own site as well: Abolita is that.
Both let you start with a free check, so you can compare what each finds. Whichever you use, keep your own list of links. If you're undecided about paying at all, read when DIY is enough.
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