Coomer archives whole OnlyFans and Fansly accounts, post by post. It matters more than its search traffic suggests: other leak sites copy from it. In our October 2026 scans, TheFap pages labelled as copied from Coomer showed up for 3 of the 39 creators. Here's how to deal with it.
Why Coomer is hard
- It keeps changing domains. In our October 2026 lookups, coomer.su no longer resolved, and the site was running on coomer.st, registered in July 2025.
- It's not behind Cloudflare. coomer.st pointed straight to a server on a network registered to IQWEB-LLC in Belize, with the domain at registrar IncogNET. Don't expect a fast reply.
- Google barely indexes it. Our scanner found Google indexes little more than its homepage, so fans mostly reach your Coomer page through links and copies, not search.
- Other sites copy it. TheFap labels copied items with the source, like
thefap.net/yourname-12345/coomer/i47.
Step by step
- 1Find your page. Coomer organises pages by platform and username, so search the site for your OnlyFans and Fansly usernames. Note your page link and any single post links.
- 2Send a DMCA notice anyway. Use the site's contact or report option if it shows one, and copy the host's abuse contact. Our DMCA template has every part a notice needs. Even if it's ignored, you have a record.
- 3Go after the copies. The copies on other sites are where fans actually find your content. Report the TheFap pages that cite Coomer (see our TheFap guide) and any other mirrors.
- 4Remove everything from Google. Delist the Coomer URLs and every copy through Google's copyright form. This works even when the site ignores you.
- 5Check again when the domain changes. When Coomer moves, your page usually moves with it. Search your username on the new domain.
The full process is in our guide to removing leaked OnlyFans content.
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