Your course is being given away. We take it down.
Leaked courses on Telegram channels, 'group buy' forums, file lockers, torrent sites and free download pages, removed at the source and pulled out of Google so buyers stop finding them.
What we remove
- Telegram channels sharing your course
- 'Group buy' and course-sharing forums
- File lockers, cloud drives and torrents
- Free download pages ranking in Google
- Re-uploaded lessons on YouTube and TikTok
- Resellers selling your course as their own
How it works
What clients say
Luke Betts
Neutonic · Brand Protection
"Highly recommend Frankie and his team. Having tried various avenues to get pirated content taken down online all with little to no success."
Laurence Thomas
Hey Ewe · Brand Protection
"We had content copied and put online. A couple of other removal companies tried and were unsuccessful, Content Removal got it taken down very, very quickly. Can't recommend them enough;"
Alan Graves
DoNotAge.org · Brand Protection
"We were dealing with fake websites, ads & social media pages that copied our brand and were duping customers, costing us revenue. It was damaging our reputation."
Piracy steals buyers at the moment they search
Type a popular course name plus the word 'free' into Google and there is often a leak page on the first page of results. Those searches come from people who already want the course. Every one who finds a free copy is a sale you do not get, and the ones who find it after buying ask for a refund.
It also hurts the brand. Leak sites are full of scam ads and malware, and buyers who get a broken, outdated copy blame the creator. A program that sells for thousands should not be one search away from free.
Removed at the source and out of search
We find the copies on the places courses actually leak: Telegram, course-sharing forums, file hosts, torrent indexes, re-upload channels and the download pages that rank in Google. Each one is verified by a person before anything is filed, because a wrong takedown against a reviewer or affiliate causes problems of its own.
Where a site ignores notices, we go after its visibility instead, so the leak page stops appearing when buyers search your course name. For ongoing launches, monitoring catches new uploads while they are one link rather than fifty. Read why <a href="/blog/course-piracy-is-a-revenue-leak">course piracy is a revenue leak</a>, not a compliment.
Built for coaches and course creators
Most of our piracy work is for <a href="/educators">coaches, course creators and educators</a>, including trading, business and fitness programs, plus <a href="/creators">creators</a> selling memberships and paid content. Piracy often arrives with the same problems as everything else on your name, from 'scam' threads to <a href="/remove-youtube-expose-video">exposé videos</a>, and we handle them together.
Start with a confidential assessment. Tell us your course names and we will show you where they are leaking, what can come down, and what it would take to keep them down through a launch.
Frequently asked questions
Can you remove my course from Telegram?
What about piracy sites that ignore takedown notices?
Will this remove 'course name free download' results from Google?
I'm launching soon. When should we start?
Do I need to register copyright first?
Is it confidential?
Start with a free, confidential Exposure Scan
We'll scan your digital footprint, show you exactly what's exposed, and recommend the fastest path to remove it, or tell you honestly if you don't need us.
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