Commercial takedowns
Enforcement that matches how piracy actually works
Your product doesn't get stolen once. It gets mirrored across template sites, listed on marketplaces, bundled into "collections" and reposted faster than you can find them. Commercial takedowns are built for that reality: research per target, all four delivery channels per case, and volume pricing that doesn't punish you for having a catalog.
Timestamped case logs per case. Dashboards and exports your finance team will actually accept.
What gets taken down
If your business made it, we can file on it
Product & category pages
Your descriptions, images and layout cloned onto scraper stores and ad-farm sites, including the ones that outrank you for your own product names.
Someone copied my website →Software & apps
Cracked builds, keygen pages, license-bypass tutorials and repackaged installers, filed at the hosts and repos that carry them.
Software protection program →Courses & training
Your paid curriculum ripped to video-mirror sites and file lockers. The most-requested commercial case we handle.
Stolen course content →Marketplace listings
Counterfeit listings riding your product photos and copy on Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Shopify stores, channel-appropriate filings.
Marketplace infringement →Brand & marketing assets
Logos, campaign creative, pitch decks and photography reused by unrelated businesses pretending to be you.
Brand protection →Publications & documentation
White papers, documentation, reports and books republished wholesale, including the academic-archive variants.
Authors & publishers →The unit economics
Enforcement budgets survive contact with reality here
A rights-holder with 30 pirate targets doesn't need a retainer, it needs unit pricing that scales down, not up. Cases drop to $89 at ten and $82 at twenty-six; past fifty we quote custom. Every case still includes all four channels and follow-up.
For ongoing exposure, the Business monitoring plan ($15/month) watches 200 assets daily and includes 10 takedowns every month, effectively $1.50 per managed case, with the detection work already done.
How commercial cases run
A process built for audits, not anecdotes
- 1
Case intake with structured evidence
Per-target URLs, ownership proof (registrations, source files, timestamps), and context. Bulk submission supported, paste a list, we structure it.
- 2
Target research
Who hosts each target (through Cloudflare and similar fronts), who registered the domain, which network owns the IP. Bulletproof-host cases get flagged as Complex before you're charged.
- 3
Statutory drafting§512(c)(3)
One §512(c)(3) notice per target, prepared for the parties with an actual duty to act, the step that separates removal from a rejected notice.
- 4
Four-channel delivery
Operator, host, registrar, and search de-listing in every case. No channel upsells, no tier-gating of Google removal.
- 5
Follow-up, tracking, export
Status per URL in your dashboard, escalation when hosts stall, and records your legal and finance teams can pull for reporting.
Built for teams like yours
The same machinery, three kinds of customer
E-commerce & D2C brands
Scraper stores cloning your listings, competitors lifting your photography, fake shops on your trademark. File per site; monitor for the next one.
SaaS & software companies
Cracked releases, keygens, license bypass guides, and repackaged binaries. Combined with code-level protection guidance for your builds.
Agencies filing for clients
You manage the relationship; we supply the enforcement machinery, including API access and white-label-ready reporting on volume arrangements.
Running a platform that receives notices instead of sending them? That's a different product: compliance tooling for hosts and marketplaces.
Commercial FAQ
What operations teams ask first
Filing at volume
From ten sites to a thousand, the machinery is the same
Volume enforcement fails when process doesn't scale, not when willpower doesn't. Here is how the case machine runs when the workload is dozens of notices, not one.
The API creates cases programmatically, one endpoint, your authorization, sworn statements captured once. Bulk links arrive as cases, not spreadsheets.
Volume pricing applies automatically: 10% off at 10 paid notices, 17% at 25+. Above 50, custom arrangements priced on real workload, not list multiples.
Each case is one site, up to 25 URLs. Counterfeit marketplaces, scraper networks and download sites each become their own case with its own escalation chain.
The dashboard is the record: every case, every channel, every timestamp. Export through the API for your own reporting, or hand the whole log to counsel when a matter escalates.
Case pricing
What a case costs, completely
Every commercial case is the same machine: one site, up to 25 URLs, all four delivery channels, $49–$199. What changes at volume is the price, automatically.
Quick Send
We draft and deliver the notice. You keep the wheel.
- One infringing site, up to 25 URLs
- 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
- 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
- Priority queue placement
- For live damage and spreading content
- Complex targets like bulletproof hosts quoted before charging
10% off every tier once your account holds 10 paid notices ($89 Standard), 17% off at 25+ ($82). Counted per account, applied at checkout, no code. Monitoring subscribers also get 20% off any case beyond their monthly included quota.
Your catalog is already on pirate sites. The only question is the response.
Start with one case to see the machinery, or bring the list and let volume pricing do its work.