Personal takedowns
Your photos, your words, your face.
Off their site.
Someone took something you made, or something private, and put it online without asking. You don't need a law degree, a lawyer's budget, or a lecture. You need it gone, filed correctly, by people who do this every day.
Private-content cases get Urgent priority routing. Discreet by default.
What we take down
The cases individuals actually bring us
How personal cases differ
Less bureaucracy. More care.
- Private-content cases route to Urgent priority by default
- You don't need to know who posted it, research is our job
- Evidence stays confidential; only what the notice legally requires is disclosed
- Notices are sent under our service's framing, your street address is never required in the public notice body
- No judgment, no "why did you share it", only the removal path
The DIY check
If it's one page on a mainstream platform (Instagram, YouTube, a normal blog host), their built-in report flow or our free DIY toolkit often removes it in days at zero cost.
Reach for a paid case when: it's on multiple sites, the host ignores reports, it's private content spreading fast, or you've already tried and stalled. Try the free route first, we'll still be here.
What happens after you start
Four steps, then it's our problem
- 1
You show us what and where
The infringing URL(s), plus whatever proof of ownership you have, the original file, a dated post, your platform profile. Perfection not required.
- 2
We find who's responsible
The site operator, the host behind any proxy, the registrar. You never need to figure out 'who do I even send this to', that's the research step.
- 3
The notice goes out, everywhere it mattersall channels
A properly drafted §512(c)(3) notice delivered to operator, host, registrar, and search engines in one case. Private-content cases move first.
- 4
We chase it so you don't have to
Hosts stall; we escalate. You get status in plain language, with every step timestamped in your dashboard.
What it costs
Flat prices. No hourly anything.
Quick Send
We draft and deliver; you watch what happens.
- One site, up to 25 URLs
- Statutory notice, all channels
- Delivery confirmation
Standard
Full case with follow-up, right for most personal cases.
- Everything in Quick Send
- Escalation and follow-through
- 24–48 hour processing
- Timestamped case updates
Urgent
Leaking private content or spreading impersonation, first in line.
- Everything in Standard
- Priority queue, processed first
- Priority support
- Timestamped case updates
Personal FAQ
The questions people ask quietly
Your three real options
DIY, managed, or counsel, honestly compared
The right answer depends on the case, and pretending otherwise sells you something. Here is the actual trade-off.
The DIY toolkit generates a complete §512(c)(3) notice from your facts. For a single clear-cut case on a cooperative host, this genuinely works, many personal cases end here. The guide walks the escalation ladder if the first email is ignored.
A managed case keeps your involvement to the intake form: ten minutes, the links, the proof. We research the hosting, draft the statutory notice, deliver to all four channels and escalate. Sensitive-content cases route to the priority queue, and the case log shows every step.
Counsel is the right call when there is money at stake, a business dispute behind the copying, or conduct that needs more than removal, cease-and-desist strategy, litigation, negotiated takedowns. A takedown notice is the cheap tool; a lawyer is the expensive, complete one.
Whichever route you take, the free tools help first: find who hosts the site, prove what you own.
The longer it sits, the further it spreads.
Start a case in ten minutes. Private-content situations move first.