This page explains how creators can ask to be removed from FansCensus. FansCensus is an independent directory of OnlyFans creators organized by country, US state, city and category. Removal requests are checked against the profile before we act. You can also ask for a correction instead of removal.
Danielle Brooks leads the editorial team at FansCensus. Danielle checks 107 pages listing 4,748 creator profiles across the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom and 36 more countries, plus 18 categories.
A creator is listed when the public profile's location field or bio names the place, or the bio or name states the category.
When a profile shows its last active date or post count, the date must be within six months and the count at least five posts. Creators who hide both are listed with the post count marked hidden.
Price, likes, photos, videos, posts and joined date are copied from the public profile on the check date.
Featured partner profiles are shown apart and never counted.
Creators can ask to be removed from FansCensus. You can ask for your own profile to be removed.
What to send
Send your request by email to contact@fanscensus.com. Include the profile handle and the page URL.
Send it from an email or account you can show you control, or explain how we can confirm it is you.
What happens next
We check every removal request against the profile before we act. Anyone can also report an error the same way.
Correcting your location or category instead of removal
Location means the place a creator shows publicly on the profile, not a confirmed home address. If that place or the category is wrong, you can ask for a correction instead of removal.
Danielle Brooks leads the editorial team at FansCensus. She sets the listing and safety standards that decide which pages are published and which stay out. Danielle checks 107 pages listing 4,748 creator profiles across the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom and 36 more countries, plus 18 categories.
