How to remove your leaked content from ThotHub

ThotHub was on 11 of the 39 creator scans we ran in October 2026. One creator had 10 separate ThotHub pages. Here's how to get yours taken down.

Why ThotHub is hard

• Every video is its own page. Videos get URLs like thothub.to/videos/942630/yourname/, and re-uploads of the same clip get new numbers and names like /yourname-3/ or /yourname-neon-1/. In our scans, almost all ThotHub results were single video pages.
• Ranking pages count too. Lists like /top-rated/ and channel pages can show your videos and appear in Google on their own.
• It runs more than one domain. Besides thothub.to, we found pages on thothub.vip and thothub.lol. Search all of them.
• It's behind Cloudflare. A lookup of thothub.to returns Cloudflare addresses, not the real server.
• Its registrar is Namecheap ([email protected]), as of our October 2026 lookup.

Step by step

1. 1Collect every URL. Google site:thothub.to "yourname", then the same for thothub.vip and thothub.lol. Note every video page, including re-uploads under slightly different names.
2. 2Remove it from Google. Submit all the URLs through Google's copyright removal form. This matters most: delisting works even if the site never responds.
3. 3Report it to Cloudflare. Use Cloudflare's abuse form, copyright category, once per domain. Cloudflare forwards it to the real host and tells you who that is.
4. 4Send a DMCA notice to the real host once Cloudflare names it.
5. 5Copy Namecheap ([email protected]) on repeated cases, with the URLs and the dates you reported them.
6. 6Check again weekly. Re-uploads get new video numbers, so last week's list won't catch them.

The full process, including what a DMCA notice must contain, is in our guide to removing leaked OnlyFans content.

Want us to handle it?

We find every ThotHub video for your names across all its domains, file the notices in our name, get them delisted from Google, and re-check weekly. A person reviews every notice.