Frequently Asked Questions

A DMCA takedown notice is a legal request sent to website owners or hosting providers to remove copyrighted content that has been used without permission. It's based on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and provides a streamlined process for copyright holders to protect their intellectual property online.

Most DMCA takedown notices are processed within 24-48 hours. However, the actual removal time depends on how quickly the website owner or hosting provider responds. In our experience, 85% of legitimate takedown requests result in content removal within 72 hours.

No, copyright protection exists automatically when you create original work. However, having registered copyright provides additional legal benefits and makes the takedown process more straightforward. We can help you with copyright registration if needed.

We need: 1) Proof of ownership of the copyrighted material, 2) URLs of the infringing content, 3) Your contact information, 4) A description of the copyrighted work, and 5) A statement that you have a good faith belief that the use is unauthorized.

If a website ignores a valid DMCA takedown notice, they lose their safe harbor protection under the DMCA. We can escalate the matter by contacting their hosting provider, payment processors, or pursuing legal action if necessary.

Yes, major social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube have their own DMCA takedown processes. We're experienced in working with all major platforms and can help you navigate their specific requirements.

Our pricing starts at $99/month for basic protection. We offer three tiers: Starter ($99/month), Professional ($129/month), and Business ($229/month). Each plan includes different levels of monitoring and takedown services. Contact us for a custom quote for enterprise needs.

Yes, we handle takedown notices worldwide. While the DMCA is US law, many international websites comply with DMCA requests. For non-compliant international sites, we use local copyright laws and work with international legal partners when necessary.