Rulta pricing page with the slogan “Your trusted shield against piracy” and the Pro plan at $139, Premier at $184 and Legend at $324 a month, partly covered by the cookie settings banner — Rulta

Rulta plans: Pro, Premier and Legend

Every Rulta plan scans every 30 minutes and includes anonymous DMCA notices, Google and Bing removal, facial recognition, automated takedowns, whitelisting and a daily report. Yearly billing gives two months free.

Pro, $139 plus VAT: one username, 10 manual submissions a day.
Premier, $184 plus VAT: two usernames, social media protection, fake account removal, AI search, deepfake removal and 40 manual submissions a day.
Legend, $324 plus VAT: four usernames, Telegram takedowns on links you find in the app and submit from the dashboard, since Rulta does not scan Telegram automatically, reverse image search, unlimited manual submissions, a custom domain and free US copyright registration, which costs $120 on the other plans.

Every manually submitted link is checked by the team within 24 hours. Fans can also chip in to fund a creator’s subscription.

The Rulta free trial needs a card

The three-day free trial asks for payment details at sign-up and becomes a paid subscription unless you cancel before it ends. It is limited to one trial per person or account, 20 URLs a day per module and one manual request a day. Clicking the “skip trial” button ends the trial even if the payment fails.

You can cancel or pause from the dashboard, through the cancellation link Paddle emails you, or via live chat. Access continues to the end of the paid period, and fees are non-refundable, including partial periods and unused services, unless the law says otherwise.

What Rulta costs with several usernames

Extra usernames cost $45 a month on Pro, $60 on Premier and $75 on Legend, before VAT. With three usernames, Pro comes to $229 and Premier to $244 a month, the difference being Premier’s social media and deepfake coverage. VAT is added on top, and billing runs through Paddle.

How Rulta finds and removes leaks

Rulta scans from servers in more than 50 countries and files notices without revealing the creator’s identity. Face matching finds cropped photos and videos, and the whitelist keeps official accounts safe. You only need your username and the URL of your main profile to start, and retired creators can sign up under an old username. Rulta also offers DMCA badges, a profile builder and a referral program, and claims more than 200 million links reported to Google, pointing to Google’s Transparency Report as proof.

Is Rulta legit?

Rulta is an established service run by Rulta OÜ, registered in Estonia under number 14640476 at Tartu mnt 67/1 in Tallinn, on a domain registered in September 2014. The company claims ten years in operation, over 100 agency clients and, on the same page, “more than 18,000” and then 18,900 creators. Agencies get discounts of up to 50% depending on roster size, plus team access for staff and creators.

Rulta strengths and limitations

Strengths

Scans every 30 minutes from the entry plan.
Google and Bing removal on every plan.
Facial recognition and automatic takedowns throughout.
Established company in Estonia since 2014.

Limitations

Prices before VAT plus a fee per extra username.
Social media from Premier, Telegram on Legend only and without automatic scans.
Trial requires a card and converts unless cancelled.
No refunds unless required by law.

Rulta vs BranditScan and DeleteMyLeaks

BranditScan and DeleteMyLeaks both start cheaper. Rulta’s edge is scan frequency from the entry plan and Bing on every tier. With several usernames or social accounts to protect, its bill quickly overtakes both.