A DMCA takedown service that files everywhere at once

Why do-it-yourself DMCA burns your time and misses

The DMCA gives you real power. A proper notice puts a host or platform on the spot: act, or accept responsibility for the infringement. But that power only flows through a notice that meets the statutory requirements, lands at the right agent, and describes the infringement precisely enough to act on. Miss an element and the notice is quietly rejected. Send it to the wrong address and it's never read. File against the page but not the search engine, and the stolen copy keeps ranking even after it's gone.

Then there's the volume problem. Infringement is rarely one URL. It's the pirate site, its mirror, the forum repost, the search results pointing at all three. Filing each notice takes research: who hosts this, who's their designated agent, what does their form require. For a business owner or creator, that's evenings and weekends lost to paperwork that a rejection can send back to square one. Most people give up after the first few, and the infringers know it.

What done-for-you filing looks like

We start by confirming your ownership and sweeping for every infringing copy, our detection systems trace stolen text, images and video across the web, and a human specialist verifies each hit so we never file against legitimate use. Then we file on every relevant front simultaneously: the hosting provider, the platform's own copyright channel, and the search engines indexing the infringing pages. Simultaneous filing matters because each route has a different speed and a different failure mode; running them in parallel means the fastest one wins, and a stubborn host can't hold your removal hostage.

Every notice is logged and chased. Platforms that respond get verified; platforms that stall get follow-ups on a schedule; and you get a live view of the docket instead of a shrug. If an infringer files a counter-notice, we tell you plainly what it means and what your options are, and because we're removal specialists rather than a law firm, we'll say clearly when a question needs an attorney and can point you to ones we trust.

Search de-indexing deserves special mention, because for many clients the ranking is the real injury, a pirated copy outranking the original steals traffic even from people trying to buy legitimately. Filing with search engines alongside the host means the stolen copy loses its audience while the removal is still in progress, which is frequently the point where an infringer stops bothering to defend it.

When notices are ignored, escalation begins

Some hosts honour valid notices in days. Others, the ones that quietly market themselves to pirates, ignore them entirely. That's not the end of the road; it's where our escalation work starts. We move to the infrastructure the infringing site depends on: upstream network providers, domain registrars, CDN services, and the ad networks and payment processors funding it. We pair that with search de-indexing so that even a copy we can't yet kill stops being findable. Sites can shrug off one notice; very few can shrug off losing their infrastructure and their traffic at the same time.

For creators and businesses facing continuous theft, our Protection Plans turn this into a standing operation: scheduled sweeps, automatic filing, escalation on repeat offenders. The free Exposure Scan is the honest first step: we'll show you where your work is being used, what we'd file, and what results are realistic before you spend anything.