Pay once for a single takedown, or monthly for ongoing monitoring and removal. Every plan includes escalation and a full URL report.
One infringing page or account removed. Good for a one-off copy.
Ongoing monitoring and removal for creators whose content leaks.
For brands, course creators, publishers and agencies with large catalogs.
Prices in USD. We review every case before charging and tell you if a URL is unlikely to be removable.
You never need a service to send a DMCA notice. Here is when it’s worth paying for one.
| Do it yourself | DMCA Guards | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | From $29 |
| Best for | A few isolated copies | Repeated leaks, many URLs, high-value content |
| Finding copies | Manual searching | Weekly scans on protection plans |
| Escalation | You research hosts and CDNs | Included |
| Your name on notices | Yes | Ours, as your agent, where allowed |
Sending a DMCA notice yourself is free, and our notice template and guide show you how. You pay us to do the work, the escalation and the monitoring.
One web address where your content appears: a post, a page, a file or a search result. A profile with 30 reposts usually counts as 30 URLs, because platforms need each one listed.
We tell you up front which URLs are likely to be difficult, such as offshore sites that ignore notices. For those we file for search delisting so the pages stop appearing in Google and Bing.
Yes, before your next billing date. See our terms of service.
No. If someone files a counter-notice, we forward it to you and explain your options at no extra cost. Legal representation in court is not part of our service.
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.