We file takedown notices for creators, brands, photographers and businesses. Send us the links. We lock the evidence, file with the platforms and hosts, and follow up.
Every case follows the same route, so you always know where yours is.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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?
Every link, accounted for
Know what happened to each link.
A case is a list of links. Each one moves from received, to recorded, to reported, to answered. Nothing gets lost in an inbox.
Do clients get per-link status like this? If not, this section becomes an explainer of what happens to each link. Day labels are illustrative.
example_case.log
IC-EXAMPLE-0001In reviewExample only, not client data
12 links7 answered
12 links received
Evidence recorded for each copy
Notices sent to 4 platforms and hosts
Waiting on one host's response
Search delisting for remaining results
Straight answers
What you can hold us to.
No invented success rates. Here's what we publish and stand behind.
pricing.txt
Simple takedowns
$150/ link
Starting price for a simple takedown. Larger groups of URLs are quoted as one job.
route.txt
Same route, every case
4 steps
Submit, evidence lock, notice filing, follow-up. You know which step you're on.
urgent.txt
Leaks and exposure
Urgent
Urgent leak cases are flagged for fast review. Say so in your first message.
Can you state a real first-review time for urgent cases (for example, within 24 hours)? It would replace the word Urgent.
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FAQ
Questions people ask first
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.
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 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.
What if it's urgent, like a leak?
Say so in your first message. Urgent leak cases are flagged for fast review.
Do you work with businesses as well as creators?
Yes. For brands and businesses we handle product photos, copied website content and marketplace listings. For creators, photographers and artists we handle reposts, leaks and impersonation.
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.
Start a case
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.
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