Protection for photographers
Your photographs were expensive to make.
Free to steal, until now.
A photograph is copyright the instant you press the shutter. Yet wallpaper aggregators, print-on-demand sellers, scraper blogs and ad farms treat your portfolio as free inventory. We file where it hurts: the host, the registrar, and the search listings that give stolen images their traffic.
EXIF-based evidence capture on monitoring plans. Timestamped case updates on managed cases.
What theft looks like here
The five ways photographs get stolen
Each pattern has a different best response, we apply the right one instead of a template complaint.
Wallpaper & aggregator sites
Bulk-scraped portfolios serving ads. Often offshore-hosted, removal means the host and registrar, not the contact form nobody reads.
Stolen photos: first moves →Print-on-demand sellers
Your images on mugs and shirts across POD marketplaces. Each venue has a rights flow; we file them all in one case per marketplace cluster.
Getting pictures removed →Scraper blogs & 'free stock' sites
Sites republishing your work as 'free stock', the ones that outrank you for your own titles and poison licensing searches.
Competitor & business misuse
Agencies, hotels, and e-commerce shops using your commercial work without a license. A DMCA plus a licensing demand recovers more than either alone.
Someone selling your work →Social reposting at scale
Pinterest boards, Instagram repost accounts, Facebook pages building audiences on your images, platform rights forms plus search de-listing.
Platform report guides →AI training without consent
Your work inside datasets used to train image models, an evolving area we track closely and file on where a responsible party exists.
AI & copyright guide →How we handle it
From URL to removal, photograph by photograph
- 1
You submit the stolen URLs
Paste the links; attach or point to originals. RAW files, dated exports, or your portfolio archive all work as ownership evidence.
- 2
We prove what's yourshashed evidence
Where useful, EXIF metadata and capture timestamps strengthen the claim, and on monitoring plans, evidence is hashed when first detected.
- 3
Notices go to every responsible party
The site, its host (through any CDN front), the registrar, and search engines, one case, four channels, no per-channel fees.
- 4
We chase until the image dies
Mirror pages are covered within the same case (1–9, 10–25 or 26–50 URLs by level); hosts that stall get escalated. You watch it in the dashboard.
Where it happens
Where photo theft happens
Go deeper
Guides photographers actually use
Pricing for this vertical
The same flat structure, whatever you create
Free
Start protecting today, no card.
- Protection badge + public certificate
- 1 monitored asset, one-time scan
- Free watermarking tool
Starter
Weekly watch for a growing catalog.
- 10 assets, weekly scans
- 300 Google + Bing + YouTube searches/mo included
- 1 managed takedown every month
- 25 hosted watermarks/month
Pro
Daily scans and the full toolkit.
- 50 assets, daily scans
- 3,000 Google + Bing + YouTube searches/mo
- Daily copycat-domain watch
- Visual image verification
- 4 managed takedowns every month
Business
Scale, priority, and headroom.
- 200 assets, daily scans
- 15,000 Google + Bing + YouTube searches/mo
- Reverse image search (Cloud Vision)
- 10 managed takedowns every month
- 1,000 hosted watermarks/month
Quick Send
We draft and deliver the notice. You keep the wheel.
- 1 original asset (one site, channel or work)
- 1–9 infringing URLs on the same site
- Professionally drafted §512(c)(3) notice
- All four channels: operator, host, registrar, search
- Delivery confirmation for your records
Standard
The full managed case, our default recommendation.
- Everything in Quick Send
- 10–25 infringing URLs on the same site
- Host, registrar and search escalation with follow-ups
- 24–48 hour processing
- Every step timestamped in your dashboard
Urgent
A leak that's spreading now, processed first.
- Everything in Standard
- 26–50 infringing URLs on the same site
- Priority queue placement
- For live damage and spreading content
- Complex targets like bulletproof hosts quoted before charging
Volume discounts apply automatically (10% off at 10 paid notices, 17% at 25+), and monitoring subscribers get 20% off any case beyond their monthly quota, full case details · plan matrix.
Questions
Photographer questions
Every stolen copy is a lost license.
File per site, or put monitoring on the whole portfolio, both start today.