Copied listings and cloned pages, taken down.
Marketplaces using your product photos. Sites copying your pages. Stores trading on your work. We file the notices and follow up, so you can get back to running the business.
- From $150 per link
- URL clusters quoted as one job
- Social platforms
- Search engines
- Marketplaces
- File hosts
- Web hosts
- Registrars
- Forums
Your photos, selling someone else's stock.
Listings that use your product photography get reported to the marketplace or store hosting them.
- Marketplace listings using your images
- Stores copying your product pages
- Ads and social shops reusing your photos
Your site, cloned.
Copied blogs, scraped service pages and cloned sites get reported to the host and, where it helps, to search.
- Cloned pages and whole-site copies
- Scraped blog posts and service pages
- Hosts, registrars and search, in one case
One flagged listing or a hundred.
Send one link or a full export. Large groups of URLs are quoted as one job, not link by link.
- Single listings or whole storefronts
- URL clusters quoted together
- Follow-up on every notice
What to send us.
Takedowns go faster when ownership is clear from the start. Here's what helps for each kind of case.
- Links to each listing using your photos
- Your original listing, or the image files
- Anything showing you took or own the photos
- Links to the copied pages
- The matching pages on your site
- Anything showing when yours went live
- Links to the copies
- The client's originals
- Written authorization to act for them
Please check these lists against what you actually ask clients for.
Four steps from "that's mine" to handled.
Every case follows the same route, so you always know where yours is.
Step 1: Submit URLs
Send the links to the copies and, if you can, where your original lives. A handful of links or a long list both work.
Step 2: Evidence lock
Each copy is recorded before anything is filed, so the evidence holds up even if a page changes or disappears.
What exactly does Evidence lock involve? Screenshots, page archives, timestamps? The wording here is a best reading of the site.
Step 3: Notice filing
We prepare the takedown notice and send it to the right place for each link: the platform, host, registrar or search engine.
Step 4: Follow-up
We chase each notice and tell you what each platform or host decided.
How and how often do clients hear back? Email per update, a summary, a portal?
Business questions
How much does a takedown cost?
Simple takedowns start at $150 per link. If there are a lot of URLs, we quote the whole cluster as one job.
Is there a price range to publish for URL clusters and urgent leak cases?
Can you act for my company or my clients?
Yes, as long as the rights owner has authorized it. We'll ask for that authorization before filing.
Confirm agencies and resellers can bring cases on behalf of clients.
What do you need from me to start?
The links to the copies, a link or file showing your original, and a short note on how you own it or are allowed to act for the owner. Missing something? Send what you have and we'll tell you what else helps.
Can you guarantee the content comes down?
No one can promise what a platform or host will decide. What we can do is send complete, well-evidenced notices to the right place, follow up, and tell you the outcome.
Please confirm you are comfortable with this wording.
Are you a law firm?
No. Infringement Control files takedown notices and handles copyright enforcement. We don't give legal advice, and if your situation needs a lawyer we'll tell you.
Confirm this matches how you describe the business.
Found a copy? Send us the link.
Tell us what was taken and where it's showing up. We'll review it and reply with the next steps.
Confirm the reply you send after review (timing and what it contains). The nav's Call button became Email because no phone number is published.
