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You choose the content
You send the set you are comfortable with, or point us at what is already public. Nothing goes up that you have not cleared, and anything can come down on request, permanently, without a legal notice.
Content licensing
Leak Gallery licenses content directly from creators. You choose what we publish, we pay for it, and the traffic goes straight back to your own page.
For creators licensing their own content. No upfront cost, nothing published without your approval.
79.1M
visitors in 30 days
844M
page views in 30 days
84%
on mobile
39,009
paid subscriptions we sent to creators
Audience measured 22 September to 21 October 2026. Subscriptions: 275 creator campaigns run through our partner network since June 2026, paid on delivery.
Our visitors ran 963 million searches on this site, across 16.5 million different terms. Most of them are someone's name.
720,934
searches for a single creator's name on this site alone, spelled 2,765 different ways.
That traffic does not disappear when a page comes down. It moves somewhere you do not control, with content you did not choose, and no link back to you. Licensing turns it into something you steer.
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You send the set you are comfortable with, or point us at what is already public. Nothing goes up that you have not cleared, and anything can come down on request, permanently, without a legal notice.
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A one-off licence for a defined catalogue, or a rolling arrangement with a revenue share on the views your page earns. Terms are agreed in writing before anything is published.
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Your own link sits on your page, and the people who came looking for you find the real thing. That is the part a takedown cannot give you.
What it looks like in practice
532
posts she chose herself
541,572
views on those posts
1,018
views per post, on average
She decides what goes up, keeps the explicit side for her own subscribers, and uses this page as the front door. Her name is not on this page because she has not agreed to be named on it. The figures are hers, they are verifiable, and we will put her name here the day she asks us to.
Your own content only. A licence means you hold the rights to what you send us, and that is what we pay for. If you want to post content you found somewhere else, that is a different thing entirely and it has its own page: our uploader programme.
It has not, on the accounts we work with. What we publish is the preview tier: less explicit than what you sell, enough to make someone want the rest. The 39,009 paid subscriptions above came from exactly that gap.
It comes down when you ask, licence or no licence, and that does not depend on this conversation. Send the notice to dmca@leakgallery.com and we remove it. Licensing is about what happens next.
Yes. A licence covers a defined set of files for a defined period, and you can end a rolling arrangement whenever you want. Published files come down on request.
Leak Gallery is one of the larger adult content sites by traffic, with 79 million visitors and 844 million page views in the last thirty days. We already pay thousands of contributors every week, and we run paid campaigns for creators through our partner network.
No. Write to us, tell us which account we are talking about, and we will come back with the figures for your name: how many people search for it here, what your page would earn, and what we would pay for a licence.