Why these sites are different
Coomer and Kemono are aggregators: they bulk-scrape paid pages and republish every post. Because the content is an exact copy of your paid work, it's a clean copyright (DMCA) and, in most regions, a privacy claim. They do respond to properly-formatted notices, but they re-scrape, so removals must be repeated as new posts appear.
Step 1 — Document the infringement
- Open the page on coomer.su/kemono.su that shows your content and copy the full URL.
- Take a timestamped screenshot of the page as evidence.
- Note the original post URL on OnlyFans/Fansly/Patreon that it was copied from.
Step 2 — Send a DMCA notice
Both sites publish a DMCA contact. Email a notice that includes the infringing URLs, a statement that you own the content, the good-faith and accuracy statements, and your electronic signature. Use our DMCA email template guide for the exact wording.
Step 3 — Delist from Google & Bing
Even after the host removes a page, it can linger in search results. File a search-removal request with Google and Bing for each URL so it stops appearing for your name.
Step 4 — Keep it down
These sites re-scrape continuously, so a one-time removal isn't enough. Re-check weekly and re-file. Automated monitoring + perceptual image hashing catches reposts even when your name isn't in the title — that is where automated monitoring with openDMCA saves hours.