DMCA takedown service

Send us the links to your copied content. We draft legally complete notices, send them to the right place and keep escalating until the copies come down or drop out of search.

A takedown notice that gets acted on

Most rejected takedowns fail for simple reasons: a missing perjury statement, a homepage link instead of the exact page, or a notice sent to a contact form nobody reads. We handle those details so the platform has no reason to set your notice aside.

Every notice we send includes the six elements required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3):

Required elementWhat we include
SignatureYour signature, or ours as your authorized agent
The copyrighted workA description of your original and where it was first published
The infringing materialEvery exact URL, listed one by one
Contact informationOur case address, so your personal details stay private where the platform allows
Good-faith statementThat the use isn’t authorized by you, your agent or the law
Accuracy and authorityMade under penalty of perjury

When the site ignores us

A notice to the website is only the first step. If it doesn’t respond, we move to whoever has more leverage.

  • The web host. We identify the company running the server and send the notice there. Hosts risk losing their own safe harbor if they ignore valid notices.
  • The CDN. If the site hides behind a service like Cloudflare, we file with it so the complaint is forwarded and the real host can be identified.
  • Search engines. We file copyright removal requests with Google and Bing so the pages drop out of search results.
  • Payment and ad networks. For pirate sites that profit from your work, we report them under those networks’ policies.

Piracy, video and product content

Our piracy takedown service covers pirated courses, e-books and software on download sites, re-uploaded videos on tube sites and social platforms, and product photos copied by other e-commerce stores. Scanning is automated so new copies are found quickly; every notice is checked by a person before it’s sent.

What you receive: a live case page listing every URL, who the notice went to, its current status and the full history. We recheck open links automatically and email you when they go down. It doubles as an evidence file if you ever need a lawyer.

How it works

  1. Send us the links

    Paste the URLs where your content appears and a link to your original. A list of profile pages is fine to start.

  2. We check the case

    We confirm you own the work, check for fair use and find the right recipient: the site, its host or its CDN.

  3. We send the notices

    Each notice includes every element required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3). If a site ignores it, we escalate to the host and search engines.

  4. You get the report

    A case report lists every URL and its status. On protection plans, we keep scanning for re-uploads.

Common questions

Something else? Ask us and we’ll reply within 24 hours.

Is there a free DMCA takedown service?

You can send notices yourself for free using our DMCA notice template. A paid service saves time on large cases and handles escalation and monitoring.

How much does a DMCA takedown cost?

A single takedown covering up to 10 URLs on one site starts at the price shown on our pricing page. Ongoing protection plans include unlimited notices for your content.

Will the infringer see my name and address?

Platforms often forward the notice to the uploader. When we act as your agent, our case address appears on the notice where the platform allows it, which keeps your home address private.

What if the uploader files a counter-notice?

We forward it to you straight away. The platform must restore the content after 10 to 14 business days unless you file a lawsuit, so that is the point to speak to a copyright lawyer. We supply the case file.

Do you check for fair use before sending?

Yes. Courts have held that rights holders must consider fair use before sending a takedown. If a use looks like commentary, criticism or parody, we tell you before sending anything.

Can you remove content written in another language or hosted abroad?

Yes. The DMCA process is accepted by most international platforms and hosts. For sites that ignore it, search delisting still applies.

Found your content somewhere it shouldn’t be?

Send us the links. We’ll review the case and reply within 24 hours with what we can remove and how long it should take.

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