Abolita vs Bruqi
Both services file takedowns for creators, and they're built differently. This is what each one publishes, without opinions about the other. I run Abolita, so read it knowing that, and follow the links to check it for yourself.
Checked 6 November 2026. Bruqi's details come only from its own public pages, linked below, and may have changed. Tell me if anything here is out of date and I'll fix it.
| Abolita | Bruqi (as published) | |
|---|---|---|
| Free option | Free scan, plus one page removed free. No account, no card. | DIY plan, free: monthly basic scans and DIY removal resources, no automatic removals. Pricing |
| Paid plans | €250/month, or €500 one-time | Side Hustle $29/month, Creator Pro $99/month, Top 1% $249/month. Yearly billing also listed. Pricing |
| Scan frequency | Weekly re-scans on the monthly plan. One-time clean: re-uploads filed for 40 days. | Weekly, daily or hourly, by plan. Pricing |
| Who does the work | Software finds the links. I open each one and file each notice myself. | Describes finding uses, preparing notices and contacting platforms. The pages checked don't say which steps are done by people or software. FAQ |
| Removal guarantee | None. Some sites ignore every notice. | None: its FAQ says no DMCA takedown service, including Bruqi, can guarantee removals 100% of the time. FAQ |
| Your own website | Official website and blog posts included in both plans. | Not listed on the pricing page checked. |
| Also listed | Monthly plan: weekly live / cached / dead report. | A feature table including AI leak detection, facial recognition, a dedicated agent and legal expert checking. See the pricing page for which plan includes what. |
Which might suit you
- Price and scan frequency come first: Bruqi publishes lower starting prices and more frequent scans, so look at its plans.
- You want one person checking every link and answering your messages, plus your own website: that's what Abolita is built around.
Both let you start for free, so you can try both and compare what each one finds. Whichever you use, keep your own list of links: no service can promise everything comes down.
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