🔧 Technical Services
DMCA Takedowns
Professional DMCA takedown notices filed against sites hosting your stolen content, images, or copyrighted material.
If your original content — articles, images, product descriptions, videos, or software — is being reproduced without permission, you have the right to have it removed. This service researches the infringing use, prepares a legally compliant DMCA takedown notice, and files it with the hosting provider, ISP, or platform responsible for the infringing content.
The process begins with documentation: screenshots and archive captures of the infringing content, identification of the hosting provider and registrar via WHOIS and IP lookup, and confirmation of your original publication date using cached pages, git history, or upload metadata. This evidence package supports the notice and guards against counter-claims.
DMCA notices are sent to the hosting provider's designated DMCA agent, the platform (Google, Cloudflare, social networks) where applicable, and the domain registrar if the site is otherwise unresponsive. Follow-up is included: if the initial notice is ignored, escalation steps are taken.
Where content has been indexed by Google, a Google DMCA removal request is submitted in parallel to de-index the infringing URLs from search results — often the fastest win regardless of whether the hosting takedown succeeds.
Starting from $75 per target domain. Turnaround for notice submission is 1–2 business days; hosting providers typically respond within 10–14 days. Ideal for content creators, photographers, software developers, e-commerce stores, and any business whose intellectual property is being exploited online.
The process begins with documentation: screenshots and archive captures of the infringing content, identification of the hosting provider and registrar via WHOIS and IP lookup, and confirmation of your original publication date using cached pages, git history, or upload metadata. This evidence package supports the notice and guards against counter-claims.
DMCA notices are sent to the hosting provider's designated DMCA agent, the platform (Google, Cloudflare, social networks) where applicable, and the domain registrar if the site is otherwise unresponsive. Follow-up is included: if the initial notice is ignored, escalation steps are taken.
Where content has been indexed by Google, a Google DMCA removal request is submitted in parallel to de-index the infringing URLs from search results — often the fastest win regardless of whether the hosting takedown succeeds.
Starting from $75 per target domain. Turnaround for notice submission is 1–2 business days; hosting providers typically respond within 10–14 days. Ideal for content creators, photographers, software developers, e-commerce stores, and any business whose intellectual property is being exploited online.
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