Privacy policy
There are no accounts on this site, so there is no profile of you to build. What follows is the full list of what is stored anyway, and where it lives.
No accounts, no sign-up
You cannot register here and we never ask for a name, an email address or a payment method. Nothing you do on this site is tied to an identity, because there is no identity to tie it to.
Liked profiles are the clearest case: the heart on a card saves that profile in your own browser's storage and nowhere else. We cannot see your list, it does not sync between devices, and clearing your browser data deletes it for good.
What stays in your browser
Two keys in local storage, both written by the page you are reading and never transmitted:
- seekfans-theme — whether you chose light or dark
- seekfans_likes — the profiles you liked, so the Liked page can render them without a request
There is no tracking cookie of ours, and nothing here is used to recognise you on a later visit.
What the server records
Your IP address is used to work out which country you are in, so the catalog can lead with creators from your region. The answer — the country, not a browsing history — is cached against your address for a week so the lookup does not repeat on every page. Your address is also counted against a rate limit, which is what keeps automated scraping from crowding out real visitors.
When you click through to a creator's OnlyFans page, that click is logged: the destination, the time, your IP address, your browser's user-agent string, the page you came from, and the country. Two things are done with it. It powers the trending board, which only ever looks at the last 30 days and ignores traffic identified as automated. And it tells us which profiles are worth refreshing, so the catalog spends its limited crawl budget on pages people actually open rather than on all 467,000.
No account, email or payment data is involved at any point, because none is ever collected.
Third parties
Cloudflare sits in front of the site and sees requests as they pass through, as any CDN does; their own privacy terms cover that.
Some pages carry advertising from third-party networks. Those scripts are not ours, and once loaded they can set their own cookies and read their own signals under their own policies — we have no visibility into what they collect and cannot switch it off on your behalf. A content blocker is the effective control here.
Every outbound link goes through our own redirect first, so the click is counted here before you land on OnlyFans. Once you arrive, you are on their site under their privacy policy, not ours.
If you are a creator in the catalog
This policy is about visitors. What we hold about listed creators — the public profile data — is described on the About page, and the removal process is on the DMCA page. Removal deletes the listing and the stored images, and adds the profile to an exclusion list so it is not collected again.
Your requests
You can ask what is stored against your IP address and ask for it to be deleted. Write to the address below; because there is no account, please include the approximate dates and the address in question, or we will have nothing to look up.
Anything in your browser's own storage you can clear yourself at any time, without asking us.
Privacy questions and data requests: [email protected]. Removal of a creator profile goes through the DMCA page instead.