Honest answers

In most cases, yes. Content violating platform rules, copyright, privacy or defamation law can usually be permanently removed; what can't be removed at source can very often be de-indexed from search. Every case gets an honest assessment before you commit.

Every case is quoted per link, in writing, after a free confidential assessment. You see the exact price beside every URL before you pay anything. High-authority news and legal-route cases are scoped individually, and ongoing protection runs through our Protection Plans at member rates.

Platform takedowns often land within days. Publisher, legal and search de-indexing cases run weeks. You get a realistic timeline in the assessment and status updates throughout.

No honest firm guarantees a platform's decision, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Instead, our pricing is success-based. Our compensation is tied to the content actually coming down, with the exact terms set out per item in the written proposal you receive after a free scan, before you pay anything. See our success-based pricing page for how it works.

Completely. NDAs are standard, client relationships are never disclosed, and sensitive cases are handled by a single named specialist.

No. We decline work aimed at suppressing truthful reporting of serious wrongdoing. We protect people and businesses from defamation, leaks, piracy, impersonation and outdated or unlawful content.

Links to the content if you have them (our Exposure Scan finds what you don't), and enough context to establish the removal ground. For copyright cases, proof of ownership; for impersonation, identity verification.

No. Rogue sites answer to their hosts, registrars, payment processors and, most importantly, search engines. De-indexing makes ignored takedowns largely irrelevant, because unfindable content stops doing damage.

Usually talk to us first. Well-meaning self-reports can burn escalation routes, refresh content in the index, or tip off an adversary. If you already reported and were rejected, that's normal and recoverable.

Source removals are permanent, but re-posts by adversaries and broker re-listings happen, which is why monitoring exists. Our Protection Plans catch resurfacing content and re-file automatically.

Yes: removal grounds are global (platform policies, copyright treaties, privacy regulation), and we run cases across jurisdictions daily, including right-to-be-forgotten filings where applicable. See where we work.